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MAIN cAMPuS / PIoNeeR ceNTeR(626) 974-4200 Academics, ABE, ESL, GED, Community Classes

covINA-vAlley Tech-AcAdeMy(626) 974-6420 Career Tech, Community Classes

Pre-registration is available for all Community Classes.

ReGISTRATIoN houRSMANDATORY ORIENTATION/TESTING DATES FOR ACADEMICS/ESL/ABE: Day 1 (Orientation) Day 2 (Testing)February 19 or 26, 2019 February 20 or 27, 2019March 4, 19 or 26, 2019 March 6, 20 or 27, 201911:30 am or 6 pm 9 am or 6 pm (allow at least 2 hours) (allow at least 2 hours)

MAIN CAMPUS / PIONEEr CENTEr February 19 through March 1, 2019 Monday-Thursday* 8 am - 8:30 pm *No counselor available after 4 pm on Thursday. Friday 8 am - 4 pm

COvINA-vALLEy TECh-ACADEMy February 19 through March 1, 2019 Monday-Friday 8 am - 4 pm

Evening Days/Times: February 20 & 21, 2019 6 - 8 pm February 25 & 27, 2019 6 - 8 pm

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low-cost public school tuition with both day and evening programs. Our evening program is open to high school students in the 11th and 12th grades. To obtain more information, pre-registration info, or to make a counseling appointment, call the Tri-Tech Academy at (626) 974-6420.

The mission of the Tri-Community Adult Education Court Reporting Program is to prepare our students to become effective and competent court reporters, as well as captioners and professionals in related careers, and to promote excellence in achieving the highest level of experience.

CERTIFIED COURT REPORTING PROGRAM(Court Reporter/Machine Shorthand, all levels, books extra)

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and all individuals interested in taking and passing high school, college and job-related English exams. Instruction is given in fundamentals of English grammar, word usage, punctuation, vocabulary development and test-taking strategies. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing

of Grammar and Punctuation by Jane Straus (ISBN #9781118785560).

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Continued instruction is given in fundamentals of English grammar, word usage, punctuation, vocabulary development and test-taking strategies. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an

Court Reporting: Bad Grammar//Good Punctuation and workbook. These books are to be ordered through Margie

that students have their textbooks at the time of class.

Online Course. Prerequisite: Basic English 1

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY/

Court Reporter Students may register in Medical Terminology/Anatomy & Physiology course. (SEE COURSE NO. 2240.01 ON PAGE 11 FOR DETAILS)

Dates & Times for orientationsTri-Tech Academy, Room 15231 E. Stephanie Dr, Covina 91722

Monday, November 7 @ 7:00 p.m.Tuesday, November 8 @ 8:45 a.m.Monday, January 9 @ 7:00 p.m.Tuesday, January 10 @ 8:45 a.m. Monday, February 6 @ 7:00 p.m.Tuesday, February 7 @ 8:45 a.m.

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A vocational training program based upon practical hands-on welding and classroom theory. The program is operated on an open-entry, open-exit basis, which allows students to begin training at any time space is available. The Welding Center is licensed to administer the practical

and the Los Angeles Department of Building & Safety

students have priority registration. Contact the Welding Center for class placement prior to registration. Call (626)974-6420 Ext. 808023

PHASE I – BASIC WELDING Prepares students for entry-level employment as a manual or semi-automatic welder in a variety of metal trade industries.

PHASE II – ADVANCED WELDING Prepares students for

Welding Society and the American Petroleum Institute for Structural Welders and Pipe Welders.

PHASE III – CERTIFIED WELDER Prepares students

categories of Structural Steel, Light Gage Steel, Aluminum, and Reinforcing Steel.

7400.01 I, II, III M-F 8-12noon Ervin Moore $8957400.03*** I, II, III M-Th 1:10-3:10pm Ervin Moore ***7400.04 I, II, III M&W 7-10pm Joseph Velosa $4957400.05 I, II, III Tu & Th 7-10pm Joseph Velosa $4957400.06 I, II, III Sat 8-12noon Velosa/Moore $3257400.07 I, II, III Sat 12:30-4:30pm Velosa/Moore $3257400.10 TESTING M-Th 7-10pm Joseph Velosa $225

Note: Fees do not include personal safety equipment, tools or books.

Contact Welding Center for enrollment information

Contact Welding Center for fee schedule and enrollment info:TRI-TECH ACADEMY WELDING CENTER231 E. Stephanie Dr. Covina 91722(Between Citrus and Barranca, from Arrow Highway go south on Ranger to Stephanie Dr.)

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Mon - Fri: 8am to 4pmMon - Thurs: 6pm to 9:30pm

COVINA-VALLEY ADULT EDUCATION CENTERS CHARTER OAK ADULT EDUCATION CENTERS

CALENDARWinter Break December 26 thru January 8, 2017Martin Luther King Day Monday, January 16, 2017 Lincoln’s Birthday Monday, February 13, 2017Presidents’ Day Monday, February 20, 2017Tri-Community Showcase Wednesday, February 22, 2017

CHILD CARECHILD CARE for children of Tri-Community students is available at the following Child Care Centers:

PIONEER CENTER Monday thru Fri...8:30 am-12 noonTRI-TECH ACADEMY Monday Thru Fri…8:00 am-2:00 pm

A fee of $5.00 per child will be charged per day. Child Care is a service available only to children of Tri-Community Adult Education students. Students attending daytime classes at ANY location may take only preschool-aged children to the Child Care Centers at Pioneer Adult Education Center and Tri-Tech Academy. BEFORE A CHILD CAN ATTEND CHILD CARE, PROOF OF THE FOLLOWING IMMUNIZATIONS IS REQUIRED: DPT or DT, POLIO, RUBELLA, RUBEOLA, MUMPS, HEPATITIS B, HIB MENINGITIS and VARICELLA. Children must be at least 2 years of age, but not over 5 years of age. All children must be toilet trained. Child Care services shall

TRI-TECH ACADEMY231 E. Stephanie Dr., Covina 91722 (Between Citrus & Barranca. From Arrow Hwy go south on Ranger to Stephanie Dr.)

160 N. Barranca Ave., Covina 91723(North of Badillo St.)

4400 N. Roxburgh Ave., Covina 91722

1651 E. Rowland Ave., West Covina 91791 (West of Azusa Ave.)

342 S. Fourth Ave., Covina 91723(Northeast corner of Fourth Ave. & Puente St.)

BADILLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL1771 Old Badillo St., Covina 91724

20350 Cienega Ave., Covina 91724(Corner of Cienega & Bonnie Cove; west end of campus)

ROYAL OAK MIDDLE SCHOOL(626) 967-6354 ext. 232303 S. Glendora Ave. Covina 91724 (Parent Ed. Center)

WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL325 W. Gladstone St., Glendora 91740

GLEN OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

WILLOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL1427 Willow Glendora, CA 91740

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Winter 2017 Schedule of ClassesMonday, November 28th, 2016 thru Sunday, March 5th, 2017

Court ReportingWeldingCommercial Photography

Please check out online and on site academic courseson our website: www.tri-communityadulted.org

Computer/Programming CoursesRefrigerationElectrician Courses

Medical Insurance Billing/Coding/Terminology/TranscriptionReal Estate Courses/ Notary

Art of Candy ApplesChristmas CookiesSugar Paste Rose/Peony SpraysGuitar Beginning/Intermediate

Quilting/WeavingExercise CoursesDrawing/Painting/CeramicsJewelry Making/LapidaryStained GlassClock Making/RepairCabinet Making

Photoshop for Seniors/ScanningParent Education Classes

REGISTRATIONOnline and walk-in registration is available for most classes starting November 7, 2016. For some classes, registration takes place

still register in class if space is available. Beginning, Monday November 28, 2016 registration is completed at the location where

(626) 974-6420 for late registration information.

FINANCIAL AID COUNSELING AVAILABLE:

ADMISSIONAdult 18 years of age or older, not attending day school, or high school graduates of any age may attend. Students attending a

school of attendance.

ACCREDITATIONTri-Community Adult Education is a cooperative

Districts of Charter Oak and Covina-Valley. Dan Gribbon, Principal, Claudia Karnoski, Principal. Tri-Community is accredited by the Western Asso-ciation of Schools and Colleges and is authorized to issue high school diplomas.

VETERANSTri-Community Adult Education is approved by the State Department of Education to offer classes which enable Veterans to complete a High School Diploma Program. Please call (626) 974-6823 for Veteran’s information.

WELCOME!Adult EducAtion

Pre-registration is available for all Community Classes.

ESL / ACADEMIC CLASSES (Pages 4-5)

English as a Second Language/ Ingles como segunda idioma

high School Diploma ProgramGED® Testing

CArEEr TEChNICAL EDUCATION (Pages 6-9)Bookkeeper | Court reporting

Welding

COMMUNITy CLASSES (Pages 10-12)Quilting | Exercise & Fitness | CeramicsJewelry Making/Lapidary | Stained Glass

Clock Making/repair | Furniture RefinisherPhotography | Photo Editing/Computer

hvAC & Electrical home repair | Parent Education

COvINA-vALLEy ADULT EDUCATION CENTErS:

MAIN CAMPUS / PIONEEr CENTEr (626) 974-4200 (Academic, ESL, GED, Community Classes)160 N. Barranca Ave., Covina 91723 (North of Badillo St.)Monday-Thursday 8:30 am - 8:30 pm No counselor available after 4 pm on Thursday.Friday 8 am - 3:30 pm

COvINA-vALLEy TECh-ACADEMy (626) 974-6420 (Career Technical Education & Community Classes)231 E. Stephanie Dr., Covina 91722(Between Citrus & Barranca. From Arrow Hwy. go south on Ranger to Stephanie Dr.)Monday-Friday 8 am - 4 pm

TrI-COMMUNITy ShOP (626) 974-6805 (Wood Shop Only)342 S. Fourth Ave., Covina 91723(Northeast corner of Fourth Ave. & Puente St.)

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ADMINISTrATIONClaudia Karnoski, DirectorVirginia Espana, Assistant Principal

SPrING COUrSE SChEDULEMonday, March 4, 2019 – Saturday, June 1, 2019Court reporting: April 22, 2019 – August 16, 2019

hOLIDAySSPRING BREAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . APRIl 1, 2019 – APRIl 6, 2019MEMORIAl DAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MONDAY, MAY 27, 2019

All students receive a school/program specific orientation as well as a student handbook!

how to enroll in Career Technical Education Programs1. Come to the office at Covina-Valley Tech-Academy at

231 E. Stephanie Drive, Covina CA 91722, to check in and you will be directed to Student Services for enrollment.

2. You must be 18 years of age.3. If enrolling in Court Reporting, you must provide a high school

diploma or equivalent. See the steps to "Jump Start on Financial Aid" below.

4. Meet with an Admissions Counselor and decide if you would like a Career Interest Test.

5. You are ready to enroll and pay for your class!6. If you are interested in Financial Aid, see a Financial Aid Coordinator.7. Still have questions? Please call 626-974-6420.

FINANCIAL AIDCourt Reporting and Welding... Get a Jump Start on the Financial Aid Process - Here's How... 1. Apply by filling out the FAFSA on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov.2. Allow a minimum of three days for your ESAR (Electronic Student Aid

Report) to be received by the Financial Aid Coordinator.3. Bring the following when meeting with the Financial Aid Coordinator:

A printed ESAR, a valid CA ID or Drivers license, a Social Security Card, official High School Diploma or equivalent, print out of Pell LEU (lifetime Eligibility Used); to obtain this, visit www.NSlDS.ed.gov and use your FAFSA pin to log on.

** * Those who receive a PEll Grant, may have to pay a portion of the cost upon registration.

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who have completed the program, and other important information, please visit our website at www.Tri-Communityadulted.org

how to enroll for Academic Classes1. Attend 2018-2019 Mandatory Orientation (Day 1) to complete

necessary paperwork. For our High School Diploma Program only, provide a sealed Official Transcript. This isn't required for GED prep, ASVAB, TOEFl, Citizenship, or enrichment classes.

2. Take your CASAS Math and English assessment (Day 2).3. Meet with our Academic School Counselor for an Academic Plan. 4. Get your class schedule and head to our Academic Study Center for

an orientation for PlATO On-line learning.5. Still have questions? Please call 626-974-4200.please note: You must be 18 years of age, unless you are a concurrently enrolled High School student.

how to enroll for our English as a Second Language (ESL)/Adult Basic Education (ABE) Classes1. Attend 2018-2019 Mandatory Orientation (Day 1) to complete

necessary paperwork.2. Take your CASAS assessment (Day 2).3. See our Academic School Counselor to enroll in your ESl Class!

ReGISTRATIoN & AdMISSIoN INFoRMATIoN

MISSION STATEMENTTri-Community Adult Education creates an educational environment for a diverse community of adult learners, which promotes advancement of personal goals, academic, technological and vocational skills necessary to be competitive in an ever-changing global society. our belief system and foundation is focused on our student learning outcomes:

• College and Career Readiness• Problem Solving, Effective Communication and Critical Thinking• Becoming Responsible Citizens and Life Long Learners

OUr vISIONTri-Community Adult Education will be recognized in the San Gabriel Valley as the premier job-training center to offer students’ pathways in high demand careers leading to better jobs, an academic program that creates seamless transitions to higher education and career opportunities for a better future, and community classes that can fulfill students' personal goals to enable a better life.

INSTrUCTIONAL FOCUSCommunity Education Courses: A school wide effort for all Tri-Community Adult Education Community Education students to show measurable growth in acquiring skills through teacher led instruction and class participation to meet personal goals as measured by satisfaction surveys, recidivism and completion of projects.

Academic Courses: A school wide effort for all Tri-Community Adult Education Academic students to show measurable growth in English Proficiency and/or High School graduation requirements through a blend of direct instruction and online learning as measured by CASAS, High School Diploma, and Equivalency.

Career Technical Education: A school wide effort for all Tri-Community Adult Education CTE students to show measurable growth in acquiring skills, dictated by industry standards, that are measured by program completion, job placement, and/or certification.

ACCrEDITATIONTri-Community Adult Education is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE) for post secondary training and to provide Title IV Financial Aid to qualified students and by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) for secondary academic programs. Council on Occupational Education (COE) 800-917-2081 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350

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learn English! ¡Aprenda InglÉs!ENGLISh AS A SECOND LANGUAGE No Fees.INGLES COMO SEGUNDA IDIOMATri-Community will provide educational activities that enable adult English language learners to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to obtain employment, become full partners in the educational development of their children, improve economic opportunities for their family, and aid in gaining the skills to advance their education to post-secondary education and training. This will include instruction in literacy and English language acquisition, what it means to be a citizen in the United States, civic participation, and the path to gainful employment.Tri-Community ofrecerá actividades educativas que permitan a los adultos que aprenden inglés adquirir las habilidades y conocimientos necesarios para obtener empleo, convertirse en socios completos en el desarrollo educativo de sus hijos y mejorar las oportunidades económicas para su familia y ayudar a adquirir las habilidades para avanzar su educación a la educación y la formación postsecundarias. Esto incluirá instrucción en alfabetización y adquisición del idioma inglés, lo que significa ser un ciudadano en los Estados Unidos, participación cívica y el camino hacia un empleo remunerado.1000.01 level 1 M thru th 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 6 Banuelos1000.02 level 2 M thru th 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 8 carter1000.03 level 3 M thru th 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 7 Kinder1000.04 level 4 M thru th 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 24 Ver Halen1000.05 level 5 M thru th 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 24 Ver Halen1000.12 level 1 M thru th 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 6 Banuelos1000.13 level 2 M thru th 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 10 Parker1000.14 level 3 M thru th 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 7 Kinder1000.15 level 4 M thru th 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 8 carter1000.16 level 5 M thru th 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 8 carter

LIFE SKILLS, COMMUNICATION & CONvErSATION No Fees.Students will build English speaking, reading and conversation skills. Students will be introduced to communication strategies to be used in life and the workplace.1000.52 M & W 12-1:30 pm Main campus Rm 23 Plascencia

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE) No Fees.Courses include: Conversation, Basic Writing, Basic Reading and Basic Math. Personalized and computer-assisted instruction, as well as small and large group instruction, is offered.1130.02 M thru th 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 10 Parker

ENGLISh 1/2 - A & B No Fees. A review of grammar, writing mechanics and development of writing skills.1220.11/.12 1220.21/.22 W 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 24 Jolgren

ENGLISh 3 - A & B No Fees. Sequence of integrated reading & writing experiences beginning with pre-reading activities, moving into reading and post-reading activities and continuing through informal and formal writing assignments.1240.01/.02 M 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 24 Bogle

MANdAToRy oRIeNTATIoN/TeSTING dATeS FoR AcAdeMIcS/eSl/ABe:DAy 1 (Orientation): DAy 2 (Testing):February 19 or 26, 2019 February 20 or 27, 2019March 4, 19 or 26, 2019 March 6, 20 or 27, 201911:30 am or 6 pm 9 am or 6 pm (allow at least 2 hours) (allow at least 2 hours)

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ACADEMIC STUDy CENTEr No Fees. Students may enroll for credit or non-credit in the Academic Study Center at Main Campus.creDit courses incluDe: English 1-4, Creative Writing, Structure of Writing; Integrated Math 1-3, Consumer Math, Pre-Algebra, and Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Probability & Statistics; Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Earth and Space Science; Health; U.S. History, World History, U.S. Government, Economics, Sociology and Psychology; Foreign language; and Fine Arts.non-creDit courses incluDe: English Language Arts and/or Writing Review; Math Review; and Citizenship.test preparation is also available for: ASVAB, CBEST, CSET, GED, SAT/ACT and TOEFL.Each course is a personalized study program using up-to-date self-instructional materials, including computer-assisted instruction for many subjects, together with teacher instruction and assistance.1801.00 M-th 9 am-9 pm Main campus Rm 12/13 littrell/nelson/Swift Friday 9 am-1 pm Main campus Rm 12/13 littrell/nelson/Swift

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ACADEMIC COUrSE ONLINE Most of our academic courses are now taught through an online program called PLATO. Being online allows us to offer many other choices with more up-to-date material which students find more relevant. It also meets California academic standards and in most cases qualifies for A-G credit. Courses are often completed in a timelier manner since students can work on their courses anytime, even at home. Our Academic Study Center (ASC) has Chromebooks available to work with while in the center. Instructional support is also available with both a teacher and an aide. tests Must Be taKen in the acaDeMic stuDY center (asc) unDer the auspices oF a proctor. For more information, please visit our website: www.tri-communityadulted.org.

rEQUIrEMENTS FOr A hIGh SChOOL DIPLOMAEnglish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 CreditsScience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 CreditsMathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Credits(Must include 10 credits of Algebra I)U.S. History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 CreditsWorld History, Cultures & Geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 CreditsForeign Language/Fine Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 CreditsU.S. Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CreditsEconomics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CreditsElectives, exclusive of Physical Education. . . . . . . . . . . 45 CreditsHealth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CreditsCandidates for a high school diploma must complete at least 10 Adult Credits in residence. Veterans of United States Armed Forces have met residency requirements.TOTAL CrEDITS rEQUIrED: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160

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BuSINeSS cAReeRBOOKKEEPEr Part 1Class Fee: $150, books extra. Minimum 25 students.limited enrollment. This class concentrates on Accounting Principles taught manually, as well as computer-assisted bookkeeping methods using software to record and process transactions for Payroll, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and Financial Statements. A Certificate of Completion for Accounting Principles, Sage 50 (Peachtree), and QuickBooks can be earned by completing Bookkeeping Part 1 and Bookkeeping Part 2. Completion of coursework takes two terms. (108 hours)2200.02 M & W 6-9 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 3/4 Pereida

BOOKKEEPEr Part 2Class Fee: $100. Minimum 18 students.limited enrollment. Must have completed Bookkeeper Part 1. This class concentrates on computer assisted bookkeeping software programs, such as Sage 50 (Peachtree) and QuickBooks. A Certificate of Completion for Accounting Principles, Sage 50 (Peachtree), and QuickBooks can be earned by completing Bookkeeper Part 1 and Bookkeeper Part 2.2200.15 th 6-9 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 3/4 Pereida

BuSINeSS woRkShoPMICrOSOFT EXCELClass Fee: $125, books extra. Minimum 16 students.This course will teach you how to: Create a spreadsheet; format cells, rows, columns and entire worksheets so they fit and match your data; enter data into a spreadsheet; use formulas and functions for math, accounting and totaling.9000.51 tu 6:30-9:30 pm Main campus Rm 11 Gonzalez

BEGINNING EXCEL (6 weeks)Class Fee: $65, books extra. Minimum 16 students.Class starts on March 4.learn how to create and format a spreadsheet using simple formulas and functions. Learn file management and how to save, retrieve and print your worksheets.9000.52 M & W 12:00-1:30 pm Main campus Rm 11 Hibner

MICrOSOFT WOrDClass Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students.This course will teach you how to navigate and perform common tasks in Word, such as opening, viewing, editing, saving and printing documents; format text and paragraphs; perform repetitive operations efficiently using tools such as “Find and Replace”, “Format Printer” and “Styles”; create and format tables; insert graphic objects into a document, including symbols, special characters, illustrations, pictures and clip art.9000.54 W 6:30-9:30 pm Main campus Rm 11 Gonzalez

BEGINNING WOrD (6 weeks)Class Fee: $65, books extra. Minimum 16 students. Class starts on March 8.learn how to use various functions and features on the ribbon to create a Word document. Learn file management and how to save, retrieve and print your documents.9000.56 F 9:00-12:00 pm Main campus Rm 11 Hibner

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COMBINATION WELDEr TrAINING BASIC & CErTIFIEDNote: Fees do not include personal safety equipment, tools or books. 1200 hours to complete.A vocational training program based upon practical hands-on welding and classroom theory in all welding processes from basic to advanced techniques. The Welding Center is licensed to administer the practical examinations required by the los Angeles Department of Building & Safety. L.A. City written examination prep classes are also offered with limited enrollment. Continuing students have priority registration. Contact the Welding Center for class placement prior to registration. Call (626) 974-6434.All phases are applied to all processes included: SMAW, GMAW, FCAW & GTAW for Structural, lite Gage Steel, Aluminum, Stainless, Reinforcing Steel and High Pressure Vessel Pipe. Limited exotic metals available on request. We are now offering D1.8 Seismic Certification also.

PhASE I – Teaches students basic and advanced techniques with AWS A5.5 F3 filler rod from striking an arc to stringer pass control and weld puddle manipulation. The student will learn welding control in all positions preparing the student for Phase II. Classroom basic weld theory will also be included.

PhASE II – Upon satisfactory completion of Phase I, the student will begin learning basic to advanced welding techniques with AWS A5.5 F4 welding filler rod. The student will learn control of weld stringer passes and puddle manipulation in all positions. Advance blueprint and weld symbol theory.

PhASE III – The student will prepare test plates in which the student will complete in both 3G & 4G positions. Successful completion of the test plates, student will receive a certificate of completion and data sheet and is qualified to take the L.A. City practical examination. Student will be prepared for entry level employment in a variety of metal trade industries.

classes held at the covina-Valley tech-Academy (Welding center)7400.01 i, ii, iii M-F 8-12 noon Moore/Velosa $8957400.04 i, ii, iii M&W 7-10 pm Moore $4957400.05 i, ii, iii t&th 7-10 pm Velosa $4957400.06 i, ii, iii Sat 8-2 pm Moore/Velosa $4957400.10 tEStinG (only) call for test times. Velosa $2257400.12 l.A. city test Preparation times tBd Velosa $2007400.50 Welding lab Velosa/Moore

Contact Welding Center for enrollment information:COVINA-VAllEY TECH-ACADEMY WElDING CENTER (626) 974-6434231 E. Stephanie Dr., Covina 91722(Between Citrus and Barranca, from Arrow Highway go south on Ranger to Stephanie Dr.)

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Tri-Community Adult Education is a Certified Court Reporting School approved by the Court Reporters Board of California and the National Court Reporters Association. In this era of technology, train to be a real-time court reporter in the court and deposition field and related careers. Real-time court reporters can make in excess of $100,000 per year and only a state license is required, not a degree. For related careers, certifications are offered. We offer low-cost public school tuition with both day and evening programs. Our evening program is open to high school students in the 11th and 12th grades. To obtain more information, pre-registration info, or to make a counseling appointment, call the Covina-Valley Tech-Academy at (626) 974-6420.

The mission of the Tri-Community Adult Education Court Reporting Program is to prepare our students to become effective and competent court reporters, as well as captioners and professionals in related careers, and to promote excellence in achieving the highest level of experience. 2,300 hours to complete.

CErTIFIED COUrT rEPOrTING PrOGrAM(Court Reporter/Machine Shorthand, all levels, books extra)

Class Fee: $8657000.41-.49 M thru th 8 am-12:30 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 15 Fallgren/Rea/RomeroClass Fee: $3107000.50-.56 M & W 6-9 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 15 Fallgren/Rea

DICTATION/TrANSCrIPTION PrACTICUM (CSr)7000.05 M thru Wed 12:30-9 pm thu 12:30-6 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 15 Staff

CASE CATalyst - BEGINNING Online Course

Class Fee: $210, books extra. This course will give court reporters and court reporting students an introduction to the use of Stenograph’s Case CATalyst Computer-Aided Transcription (CAT) software. Students will learn how to use Case CATalyst software while producing transcripts and writing real-time. Upon completion of this course, students should have a basic knowledge of the use of Case CATalyst software. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing lOGIN instructions. Textbook required: Learn to use Case CATalyst, Versions 15 and 16m by Kathryn Ditteier. This book can be purchased through stenograph.com. It is required that students have their books at the time of class.

7000.26 distance learning online course instructor: nelson

CASE CATalyst - ADvANCED Online Course

Class Fee: $210, books extra. This course will give court reporters and court reporting students advanced instruction in the use of Stenograph’s Case CATalyst Computer-Aided Transcription (CAT) software. Students will learn advanced techniques in the production of transcripts and writing real-time. This course is for advanced students who have already completed the beginning course or who have working knowledge of the software. Upon completion of this course, students should be able to produce a saleable transcript utilizing Case CATalyst software. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing lOGIN instructions. Textbook required: Learn to use Case CATalyst, Versions 15 and 16m by Kathryn Ditteier. This book can be purchased through stenograph.com. It is required that students have their books at the time of class.

7000.27 online course instructor: nelson

ENGLISh I Online Course

Class Fee: $210, books extra. Designed primarily for court reporting students, but also appropriate for Medical Transcriber, Business Career Pathways and all individuals interested in taking and passing high school, college and job-related English exams. Instruction is given in fundamentals of English grammar, word usage, punctuation, vocabulary development and test-taking strategies. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing lOGIN instructions. Textbook required: The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation. Also recommended: Court Reporting: Bad Grammar/Good Punctuation and workbook. These books are to be ordered through Margie Wakeman-Wells at margieholdscourt.com. It is required that students have their books at the time of class.

7000.09 online course instructor: Rea

financial aidAvailable

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Tri-community Adult Education is a certified court reporting schoolSPrING/SUMMEr TErM: April 22 - August 16, 2019

Find out for yourself about these rewarding careers!

ATTEnd An orIEnTATIon!Covina-valley Tech-Academy, room 15231 E. Stephanie Dr., Covina 91722

Monday, February 25, 2019 at 6 pm Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 11 amMonday, April 8, 2019 at 6 pm Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 11 am

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ENGLISh II Online Course

Class Fee: $210, books extra. Continued instruction is given in fundamentals of English grammar, word usage, punctuation, vocabulary development and test-taking strategies. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing lOGIN instructions. Textbook recommended: Court Reporting: Bad Grammar/Good Punctuation and workbook. These books are to be ordered through Margie Wakeman-Wells at margieholdscourt.com.


ENGLISh III Online Course

Class Fee: $210, books extra. Final instruction is given in fundamentals of English grammar, word usage, punctuation, vocabulary development and test-taking strategies. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing lOGIN instructions. Textbook recommended: Court Reporting: Bad Grammar/Good Punctuation and workbook. These books are to be ordered through Margie Wakeman-Wells at margieholdscourt.com.


LEGAL IClass Fee: $210, books extra. This course sequence provides instruction in legal terminology, court and deposition procedures, the use of resource and research materials, ethics of the court reporting profession, and the California law and regulations and California Rules of Court affecting Certified Shorthand Reporters. After student has completed class registration, the instructor will forward an email containing lOGIN instructions. Textbook required: Gordon Brown’s Legal Terminology, Sixth Edition. ISBN: 978-0133766974. It is required that students have their textbook at the time of class.


LEGAL IIClass Fee: $210, books extra. This is a distance learning course which provides instruction in legal terminology though the study of law itself. This class includes common legal terms with pronunciations and definitions covering court systems and jurisdiction, criminal and civil trial procedure, defensive pleadings, discovery, pretrial hearings, jury trials, steps in a trial, crimes, accomplices, defenses, crimes against property, crimes against persons, homicide, crimes against morality, drug abuse, torts, negligence and product liability. This course meets the academic requirements for Court Reporting and will provide knowledge that is useful to the paralegal, legal secretary or anyone interested in the legal field. Textbook extra. Gordon Brown’s Legal Terminology, Sixth Edition. ISBN: 978-0133766974.


LEGAL IIIClass Fee: $210, books extra. This is a distance learning course which provides instruction in legal terminology through the study of law itself. This class includes common legal terms with pronunciations and definitions covering law of contracts, law of personal property and agency, law of wills and estates. This course meets the academic requirements for Court Reporting and will provide knowledge that is useful to the paralegal, legal secretary or anyone interested in the legal field. Textbook extra. Gordon Brown’s Legal Terminology, Sixth Edition. ISBN: 978-0133766974.


TrANSCrIPT PrEPArATION (CSr)Class Fee: $210 Instruction in preparing a transcript, including its component parts, and in using computer-aided transcription (CAT) software.


CSr TEST PrEPArATIONClass Fee: $210. Course provides an intensive review of the academic subjects in preparation for the Court Reporters Board of California examination.


MEDICAL TErMINOLOGy/ANATOMy & PhySIOLOGy 1 & 2Class Fee: $210, books extra.Designed for students interested in a medical career or career advancement and offers an understanding of the medical language used in the profession. This course meets the academic requirements for Court Reporting and the pre-requisite requirement of the Medical Transcription, Medical Coding and Billing. Please purchase textbook before the first class session: The Language of Medicine by Davi-Ellen Chabner, 11th Edition, ISBN-13: 978-0323370813. Textbook may be purchased online directly from the publisher, www.elsevierhealth.com. Continuing students have priority registration. Pre-registration is available for this class.2240.13 online course instructor: Rea

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Community classes are funded by student fees. Pre-registration recommended. All classes are 12-weeks unless otherwise stated.

POrTrAIT PrACTICE AT TrI-COMMUNITyClass Fee: $40 Tri-Community Photography Instructor John King leads a guided portraiture practice class the second Saturday of each month. Models and lighting will be available for you to work with to gain valuable practice and experience. John King will also provide guidance and tips on lighting, posing, and working with your subjects to create the best possible image. 7810.03 Sat 9 am-12 pm 3/9, 4/13, 5/11 covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 19 King

hOME ArTS & hOMEMAKING

QUILTINGClass Fee: $80 Minimum 16 students. Prerequisite: Sewing experience.3100.01 tu 12:30-3:30 pm Main campus Rm 23 Yoshiwa

EXErCISE & FITNESSExercise & Fitness classes are for adults only. High school students may not enroll in fitness classes. Online and walk-in registration is available for fitness classes.

phYsical Fitness DisclaiMerParticipation in fitness classes involves varying degrees of accidental injury risks. Tri-Community Adult Education is not responsible for any injury to any person suffered while warming up, or participating in Exercise and Fitness classes for any reason whatsoever. Each student certifies upon enrollment that he/she is physically capable of participating in the class. Tri-Community Adult Education recommends that every student speak with a physician and receive a physical prior to participating in any Exercise and Fitness class.

EXErCISE & FITNESS – BODy WOrKS + ABSClass Fee: $70 Minimum 16 students. A cardio and resistance training workout set to the rhythm of the music. This class improves overall strength and endurance utilizing steps, BOSU, weights, bands, kettle bells and more. Define yourself! All levels.4470.20 M & W 6-7 pm Main campus Rm 29 talamantez

EXErCISE & FITNESS – 20/20/20Class Fee: $70 Minimum 16 students.This class is great for people who like to keep things moving! Three 20-minute intervals of easy to follow aerobics, step training and body sculpting. You’ll really get a diverse workout experience with this class! Wear tennis shoes/bring yoga mat.4425.02 M & W 7-8 pm Main campus Rm 29 talamantez4425.03 tu & th 7-8 pm Main campus Rm 29 talamantez

hOME IMPrOvEMENT

hvAC TrOUBLEShOOTING AND hOME rEPAIrClass Fee: $250. (Fees do not include books or personal tools.) Minimum 16 students are needed for this class. Students will learn to recover and charge A/C units, refrigeration cycle, wiring of A/C unit motors and starting components and developing student created basic wiring schematic. Troubleshooting of high and low voltage electrical circuits, installation of electrical components, motors, wheels and fan blades will also be taught. Student will create and utilize complete A/C unit wiring schematic along with charging of sub-cooling and superheating.7430.12 tu & th 6-9 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 20 Frailing

hOME ELECTrICAL rEPAIrClass Fee: $250, books extra. Fees do not include personal tools. Minimum class size 16 students. This class will provide instruction in safe basic residential wiring. Proper usage of power and hand tools. Electrical mathematical calculation, Electrical Theory, and troubleshooting for common residential problems, installations and repairs.7450.21 tu & th 6-9 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 22 Aceytuno

PhOTOGrAPhy

STUDIO AND ENvIrONMENTAL POrTrAITUrEClass Fee: $125 Minimum 19 students. Work with Tri-Community Photography Instructor, John King, to explore portraiture creation in studio and in outside environmental conditions. Class will meet in a variety of locations and will include several editing labs using lightroom and Photoshop to edit and complete images. This class will challenge you to work with lighting in a variety of locations and settings while gaining valuable experience working with and posing people as your subjects. Class will require some Monday evenings in the field as well as several Saturday field shoots. Requirements: solid knowledge of your camera and the ability to create images by understanding and adjusting settings in manual mode. 7810.05 M 6:30-9:30 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 19 King

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EXErCISE & FITNESS – hIIT Class Fee: $70 Minimum 16 students. HIIT class is a quick paced set of drills with 20 to 40 second reps and a 10 second break within each set. This class is to help increase endurance and cardiovascular fitness. It’s fun and set so that anyone can participate. Wear tennis shoes/bring yoga mat. 4465.01 M & W 5-6 pm Main campus Rm 29 Penson

EXErCISE & FITNESS – COrE CONDITIONING Class Fee: $70 Minimum 16 students. Want a flat stomach? Tired of crunches? A power-based workout that dramatically improves strength/balance on the Reebok Core Board by combining dynamic, athletic movement and core stability. Wear tennis shoes/bring yoga mat. 4490.05 tu & th 5-6 pm Main campus Rm 29 Penson

EXErCISE & FITNESS – yOGA Class Fee: $70 Minimum 16 students. This ancient form of exercise reduces stress, increases flexibility and improves circulation. You will focus on flexibility, balance, strength and posture. Practice on an empty stomach or 2-3 hours after a meal. Bring yoga mat. All levels.4510.00 tu &th 8-9 pm Main campus Rm 29 talamantez

EXErCISE & FITNESS – PIyO Class Fee: $70 Minimum 16 students.A blend of Mat Pilates and Yoga. Piyo incorporates a series of rhythmic moves that fit perfectly together. Participants will gain improved core strength, flexibility, balance and endurance. Bring yoga mat. All levels.4550.10 tu & th 6-7 pm Main campus Rm 29 Penson

FINE & APPLIED ArTS

CErAMICSClass Fee: $140 Minimum 14 students.This course covers the use of the potter’s wheel, hand building and other facets of ceramic art. Raku firing is also included.5200.05 tu 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 1/2 Sanderson5200.07 tu 12:30-3:30 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 1/2 Sanderson5200.08 tu 7-10 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 1/2 Boehme5200.10 W 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 1/2 Boehme5200.12 W 12:30-3:30 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 1/2 Boehme5200.14 th 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 1/2 Boehme

FINE & APPLIED ArTS – JEWELry MAKING/LAPIDAry Class Fee: $125 Minimum 16 students.A combined class of jewelry making by the lost wax technique and basic lapidary skills of cutting and polishing rocks.7535.01 tu 9-12 noon Main campus Rm 16/17 Boehme7535.02 tu 12:30-3:30 pm Main campus Rm 16/17 Boehme

GLASS – STAINED AND FUSING Class Fee: $150 Minimum 16 students.Stained glass? Fused glass? Can't decide between the two? Now you can enjoy both in one morning class! In this new format, you will spend the first few weeks learning how to cut glass, how to copper foil, lead and solder. Then we'll learn all about melting glass in a kiln including painting, etching and sandblasting techniques. Make jewelry, platters, windows or panels - the possibilities are endless! New Students: Please bring safety glasses and wear closed-toes shoes to the first class. Tools will be available for classroom use but expect to spend $12-$15 per week on materials depending on which projects you select.7556.01 tu 9-1 pm Main campus Rm 20 Flores-tanis7556.02 W 9-1 pm Main campus Rm 20 Flores-tanis7556.03 th 9-1 pm Main campus Rm 20 Flores-tanis

GLASS – STAINED GLASS (only)Class Fee: $125 Minimum 16 students.learn how to cut glass and how to join the glass pieces using two different techniques – lead came and copper foil. New Students: Please bring safety glasses and wear closed-toes shoes to the first class. Tools will be available for classroom use but expect to spend $12-$15 per week on materials depending on which projects you select.7550.08 W 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 20 Flores-tanis

GLASS – FUSED GLASS (only)Class Fee: $125 Minimum 16 students.Learn how to “fuse glass” by melting it in a kiln to make one-of-a-kind pieces. New Students: Please bring safety glasses and wear closed-toes shoes to the first class. Tools will be available for classroom use but expect to spend $12-$15 per week on materials depending on which projects you select.7555.07 th 6-9 pm Main campus Rm 20 Flores-tanis

CLOCK MAKEr/rEPAIrEr – CArE & rEPAIr OF MEChANICAL CLOCKSClass Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students. 7560.01 tu 5:30-8:30 pm Main campus Rm 24 umbrello

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coMMuNITy clASSeSPhOTO EDITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS Class Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students. Prerequisite: Must know how to use a computer. This course is focused on retouching and manipulating your photos to help you create realistic, high-quality images more efficiently. Discover ways to improve your selections, edit more accurately, and enhance images while keeping them looking natural through professional Photoshop retouching techniques. Each activity contains a small task within so students are learning and refining their skills as they complete each task. For beginner and advanced students.7220.48 tu 1-4 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 10 Al-Beitawi

SCANNING AND rESTOrING PhOTOS, NEGATIvES AND SLIDES Class Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students. Prerequisite: Must know how to use a computer. For beginner to intermediate students. In this class you will learn how to scan photos, negatives, slides and oversized photos in multiple passes and stitch the results together in Photoshop. learn Photoshop techniques for re-coloring and repairing stains, replacing missing pieces and damaged photos.7340.21 th 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 10 Al-Beitawi

PArENT & FAMILy LIFE EDUCATION

PArENT EDUCATION ThrOUGh PArENT-ChILD PArTICIPATIONClass Fee: $130 with one child per family, $12 each additional child. Includes materials and snacks. Age should be as of 12/1/18. Minimum 16 students.An enriched nursery school program is offered where both parent and child attend. Parents participate in group discussions concerned with early childhood development. Group activities for the children stimulate emotional and social growth as well as foster preparation for school readiness. Adult enrollment limited. Please see NOTE below.6400.05 tu 2-5 yrs. 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy P. Ed. ctr. Rhodes6400.10 W 2-5 yrs. 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy P. Ed. ctr. Rhodes6400.15 th 0-5 yrs. 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy P. Ed. ctr. Rhodes6400.20 F 0-5 yrs. 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy P. Ed. ctr. RhodesnotE: Before a child can attend a Parent Education class, proof of the following immunizations is required: dPt or dt, Polio, RuBEllA, RuBEolA, MuMPS, HEPAtitiS B, HiB MEninGitiS and VARicEllA.

FUrNITUrE rEFINIShEr/WOODWOrKINGClass Fee: $150. Minimum 16 students.Instruction in furniture repair, refinishing, antique restoration, caning, wicker repair, staining, color matching, spraying, wood turning and general woodworking. Anything is “fixable”. Bring your project to the first class meeting.7580.13 W 9-1 pm tri-community Shop Bishop7580.14 Sat 9-1 pm tri-community Shop Bishop

Class Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students. 7580.12 th 7-10 pm tri-community Shop Enos

UPhOLSTErEr Class Fee: $140. Minimum 14 students. Fundamentals of custom upholstery, including frame, stripping, construction, repair and restyling. No automobile upholstery. Note: Monday class will meet on Tuesday when Monday is a holiday.7590.01 M 6-9 pm Main campus Audit. lyons7590.02 tu 9-12 noon Main campus Audit. lyons 7590.03 tu 12:30-3:30 pm Main campus Audit. lyons7590.05 W 9-12 noon Main campus Audit. lyons7590.06 W 12:30-3:30 pm Main campus Audit. lyons7590.07 W 6-9 pm Main campus Audit. lyons

PhOTOShOP AND LIGhTrOOM FOr PhOTOGrAPhErSClass Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students. Prerequisite: Must know how to use a computer. For beginner to intermediate students. learn the basics of using lightroom and Photoshop together. lightroom and Photoshop are both resources that can help to improve your photography in many ways, but when they are used together they truly become a dynamic force in your photography. This class can help you understand when best to use the two programs together to expedite and optimize your workflows and of course achieve the best digital photo processing.7100.71 M 9-12 pm covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 10 Al-Beitawi

INTrODUCTION TO PhOTOShOP Class Fee: $125. Minimum 16 students.Prerequisite: Must know how to use a computer. For beginner to intermediate students. learn Photoshop, step by step. If you are new to Adobe Photoshop, you will learn the fundamental concepts and features you will need to master the program. If you have been using Adobe Photoshop for a while, you will learn many advanced features and concepts.7225.50 tu 9-12 noon covina-Valley tech-Academy Rm 10 Al-Beitawi

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GeNeRAl INFoRMATIoNrEGISTrATIONOn-line and walk-in pre-registration for spring classes will begin Tuesday, February 19, 2019. Walk-in pre-registration will only take place at the Covina-Valley Tech-Academy and the Main Campus (formerly Pioneer Center). Classes begin Monday, March 4, 2019. Fee-based classes must have the required minimum number of student registrations as of the first class meeting. On-line and walk-in pre-registration is available for some classes. Registration is completed on a “first come, first served” basis. Late registrations are accepted if space is available. Call (626) 974-6420 (Trade-Tech) or (626) 974-4200 (Main Campus) for late registration information.Adult students who are applying for the High School Diploma Program must bring an official (sealed) transcript and meet with a counselor at the Main Campus. Pre-enrollment for the High School Diploma Program is highly recommended.

ADMISSIONTri-Community Adult Education may admit as regular students only persons who meet the age of compulsory attendance (18 years old in CA). Completion from high school with a diploma or its recognized equivalent, a High School Equivalent (HSE) is a requirement for enrollment in the fulltime welding program and the court reporting program only. Sealed, official transcripts must be provided to complete the registration process. Students must meet all the admissions requirements to be accepted for a specific program and start date. Upon enrollment, students are required to attend a New Student Orientation to familiarize themselves with the campus, as well as the school’s rules and regulations.

FEESFees for all classes will be charged as noted. All fees are payable at time of registration. Students pay for all supplies, materials, and textbooks. A service fee of $15 will be charged for returned checks, copies of certificates of completion, and letters of verification. There is an automatic processing fee for any change to classes. All FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

rEFUND & WIThDrAWAL POLICyWe realize that outside circumstances may sometimes impact a student’s ability to complete the program of study. When a student stops attending all of his or her classes, depending on the circumstances, it may be classified as a “withdrawal,” or “dismissal” from the institution. For the purpose of charges assessed and financial aid eligibility listed below, a dismissal will be handled the same as a withdrawal from the Institution. Refer to Student Handbook or website for full Refund & Withdrawal Policy.

TEXTBOOKSTextbooks are available for purchase by students registered in Tri-Community Adult Education classes. Do not purchase textbook before class registers. TEXTBOOK FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABlE.

rEGISTrATION and ATTENDANCEA minimum number of students must be in attendance for a class to be registered. Excessive absences may cause classes to be closed or combined, or individual students to be dropped.

CErTIFICATES OF COMPLETIONCertificates of completion are issued to students who satisfactorily complete study in certain academic, business occupations, and vocational subjects.

hIGh SChOOL DIPLOMAAdults who do not have a high school diploma are encouraged to meet with a counselor in order to plan a program that suits their needs. For further information, call (626) 974-4200.

MINOr ChILDrENMinor children are NOT allowed in adult education classes except in certain Parent Education classes and childcare.

INSUrANCETRI-COMMUNITY ADUlT EDUCATION DOES NOT PROVIDE STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE, nor is it provided for children participating in Parent Education or Child Care activities.

STUDENT rECOrDSThe release of students’ educational records shall be according to the Education Code and State regulations.

rIGhT TO PrIvACyAll students are protected by State and Federal laws regarding their right to privacy.

DISCrIMINATION PrOhIBITEDNo person shall, on the basis of race, color, ancestry, national origin, gender, marital status, handicap, age, religion, or political beliefs, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination in any education program or activity except as provided for use by law or regulation.

AhErA COMPLIANCEAll facilities of Tri-Community Adult Education have been inspected for asbestos-containing materials and management plans have been filed with the State of California in compliance with federal ASBESTOS HAZARD EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACT legislation. The plans are available to review at the Districts’ Administrative Offices.

UNIFOrM COMPLAINT PrOCEDUrESUniform Complaint Procedures are available in the office at each of our main centers.

INTErNET WEBSITEPlease visit us at www.tri-communityadulted.orgAdditional information not contained in the brochure can be found on the website in the Student handbook section.

• Academic School Calendar• list of faculty• Financial Aid• Policies and Procedures

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GeNeRAl INFoRMATIoN

tri community Adult Education is a member of Mt. Sac Regional consortium for Adult Education

http://www.mtsacregionaladulted.org/

TESTING SErvICESCASAS TESTINGThe testing system used at Tri-Community Adult Education for Academic, Adult Secondary Education (ASE), Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English as a Second language (ESl) is called Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment Systems (CASAS). CASAS certifies language and basic skills proficiency and promotes the transition to higher education and workforce. All students in these programs will be administered these tests upon admission.

vOCATIONAL/CArEEr TESTING & COUNSELINGInterest, ability and career value tests are part of the Tri-Community Adult Education Counseling Services. Individuals interested in vocational testing, career information, job outlooks and requirements, current labor supply and demand, lists of vocational schools, colleges, universities, etc., are encouraged to see a counselor. Contact the Main Campus or call (626) 974-4200 for more information.

OFFICIAL GED® TESTING CENTErThe 2014 GED® Test is a computer based (not online) test which is available in English and Spanish. The GED® can give you the opportunity to earn a high school equivalency diploma based on current high school graduation standards, and is a key to employment opportunities, job advancement, further education and financial rewards.

The GED® Test consists of four sections: Reasoning through language Arts (RlA), Mathematical Reasoning, Science and Social Studies. It incorporates the use of technology for today’s digital world.

Test-takers must register, make payment and schedule appointments for GED® Testing online through www.GED.com. testing is available at the MAIN CAMPUS during the hours listed below:Monday thru Wednesday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pmtuesday and Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Main Campus offers computer based Pre-GED® Testing and GED® Preparation in all test areas, including technology and calculator instruction. Classes are offered in the Academic Study Center. Tri-Community ofrese instruccion en Espanol para ayudar a los candidates en su preparacion para el exam en GED®.

The Main Campus also offers free Assessment Testing for students registered in GED® Test Preparation.

ABOUT ThIS CATALOGUEThe information printed herein regarding fees, class times and location is up to date at the time of printing. Please direct any questions about the courses or programs to the Main Campus/Pioneer Center located at 160 N. Barranca Avenue, Covina, CA 91723, or call (626) 974-4200. For more information, please visit our website at: www.tri-communityadulted.org

COUNSELING SErvICESAll students taking courses for high school credit MuSt SEE A tRi-coMMunitY counSEloR BEFORE AttEndinG clASSES. Students enrolled in a regular high school must have a completed Tri-Community High School Student Referral from their school of residence prior to enrollment. High school students from outside the Covina-Valley District may only enroll in an academic class for credit recovery and will be charged a $250 fee for each 5-credit class. High school students may not enroll in computer classes.

Adult StudEntS enrolling for high school credit should call the Main campus at (626) 974-4200.

Counselors are available Monday through Wednesday from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm, Thursday & Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.

Counselors: Noelle D’Ingillo/Ruby Acevedo

COUNSELING ASSISTANCETri-Community Adult Education has a Comprehensive Guidance Program and counselors are available during school hours to assist students to reach their optimum educational goals. They offer assistance with Career Planning and Academic Guidance. A variety of tests allow students to explore their vocational interest, aptitudes, personality, intelligence, educational progress, and work values. In addition, counselors offer assistance with matters involving health and welfare, human relations and psychological concerns. Contact a counselor at the Main Campus or call (626) 974-4200.

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Personal career design

12:00 pm-1:30 pm (Pioneer Campus, room 19)

6:00 pm-7:30 pm (Trade-Tech Campus, room 8)

Steps to discover your career path. Career assessments,

discover job skills and interests and begin resume building.20 MAR

who's the Boss?12:00 pm-1:30 pm (Pioneer Campus, room 19)


Take charge of your job search. resume development,

cover letter writing and job search resources.24 APR

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Personal career design



Steps to discover your career path. Career assessments,

discover job skills and interests and begin resume building.20 MAR

who's the Boss?12:00 pm-1:30 pm (Pioneer Campus, room 19)


Take charge of your job search. resume development,

cover letter writing and job search resources.24 APR

Interview like a Boss



Master your next interview. Learn and practice

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Pioneer Campus: (626) 974-4200160 n. Barranca Avenue, covina


Welding and Court Reporting run on independent schedules. Please call the Office for more information.

Trade-Tech Campus: (626) 974-6420 | Pioneer Campus (626) 974-4200

PLAn AHEAd! SUMMEr SESSION: June 3 - June 28, 2019FALL SESSION BEGINS: August 12, 2019

on-line registration begins on tuesday, February 19, 2019 at 9 am for the following classes:

• Ceramics • Clock Maker / Repairer• Exercise & Fitness • Home Electrical Repair• HVAC Troubleshooting & Home

Repair• Furniture Refinisher• Jewelry Making / Lapidary• Parent Education • Photography• Photo Editing, Computer Based• Quilting • Glass – Stained & Fused• Upholsterer

Log on to: http://www.tri-communityadulted.org/

Pre-registration is not required. You may still register in class if space is available.

There is an automatic processing fee of $10 for any change to classes.

For on-line pre-registration, if the class does not register your credit card will be automatically credited.

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ThE MAIN CAMPUS: Monday thru thursday 8:30 am-12 pmChild Care is a service available only to children of Tri-Community Adult Education students. Students attending daytime classes at ANY location may take only preschool-aged children to the Child Care Center at the Main Campus (160 N. Barranca Avenue, Covina).

BEFoRE A cHild cAn AttEnd cHild cARE, PRooF oF tHE FolloWinG iMMuniZAtionS iS REQuiREd: DPT or DT, POlIO, RUBEllA, RUBEOlA, MUMPS, HEPATITIS B, HIB MENINGITIS and VARICEllA.

Children must be at least 2 years of age, but not over 5 years of age. All children must be toilet trained. Child Care services shall not be available for children of parents on field trips.

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hIGh SChOOL DIPLOMA AND GED®: Meet with a Counselor to earn your Diploma

with online classes, prep for the GED® and take the GED® at our Official GED® Testing Center. Tri-Community offers over 50 online classes in a variety of subjects offered day and night.

COMMUNITy CLASSES: Photography, Ceramics, Jewelry Making, Computer, Furniture

Refinishing, Quilting, Glass - Stained and Fused, Fitness, Clock Repair, Upholstery, Heating and Air Conditioning (HVAC), and

Electrical Home Repair, Parent Education and so much more…

CArEEr/TECh ED: Bookkeeper, Certified Court Reporting, and Welding programs. Financial aid is available for Court Reporting and Welding!

Welding and Court Reporting run on independent schedules. Please call the Office for more information.

Trade-Tech Campus: (626) 974-6420 | Pioneer Campus (626) 974-4200

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