Elk Grove Adult and Community Education

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8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento, CA 95828
www.egusd.net/egace
Administrative Office Hours:
Monday and Wednesday 8 am–5:30 pm
Tuesday and Thursday 8 am-6 pm
Friday 8 am-5 pm
Offices Closed: Jan. 18, Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday; Feb.
8, Lincoln’s Birthday; Feb. 15, Washington’s Birthday; March
21-25, Spring Break; May 30, Memorial Day
Main office:.............................................(916) 686-7717
Academics................................................ (916) 686-7717
Always Learning Community Education...... (916) 686-7783
Career Training Institute............................. (916) 686-7724
Your Path to the Future
Can Start Here!
Welcome to EGACE! Whether you’re entering the
workplace, changing careers or enhancing your skills,
the training and resources you need are right here.
The programs and services offered at EGACE fit into
your busy lifestyle — with convenient times and closeto-home locations. We have something for everyone!
You can enroll in a comprehensive certification program to prepare for a new career or take a fun class
to hone skills for a favorite hobby.
EGACE is the place to start when taking the next
step toward reaching your goals. Explore our catalog
and get on an exciting path of learning and growing.
— Karen Malkiewicz, Principal
EGUSD Sacramento Works Training Center.... (916) 686-7717
Elk Grove Unified School District Board Members:
Beth Albiani Nancy Chaires Espinoza
Carmine S. Forcina Chet Madison, Sr.
Dr. Crystal Martinez-Alire
Anthony “Tony” Perez
Bobbie Singh-Allen
Superintendent...............................Christopher R. Hoffman
Associate Superintendent,
Secondary Education................................. Christina Penna
Director of College and Career Options..... Kathy Hamilton
Introduction to Photography
“I thoroughly enjoyed this course!”
— Paula B.
Self-Publishing, E-Publishing and More
“This course helped me
make my dreams tangible.”
— Desaree T.
Being an Executor of an Estate
Principal.................................................. Karen Malkiewicz
“The course was very informative and she
had great handouts! I felt well advised.”
Program Administrator................................ Jennifer Barrett
— Vicki H.
Vice Principal.................................................Patricia Oliva
Understanding Divorce and Divorce Options
Always Learning, Project Implementor.......Therese Schultz
Career Training Institute, Resource Teacher.......Dan Davis
“I liked that options were well covered and
there were good handouts. The material was
extensive and references are very helpful.”
Correctional Education, Resource Teacher........... Jill Lujan
— Carolyn P.
ESL/Citizenship,
Resource Teachers......... Diane Villanueva, Callie Hutchison
Our mission at Elk Grove Adult and Community Education is to
develop and support successful pre-K-Adult learners and programs,
skilled workers, vibrant communities and strong families. EGACE
promotes a multicultural and diverse learning environment and
provides convenient and affordable opportunities for all students
to reach their educational, training, career, and personal goals at
every stage of life.
High School Diploma Lead Teacher.................. Lori Altman
Table of Contents
Always Learning
Community Education
Automotive.......................................................................9
Arts and Crafts................................................................7
Business and Career.................................................. 4-5
Career Exploration..........................................................9
Computers.......................................................................3
Custodial Training...........................................................9
Genealogy........................................................................6
Languages.......................................................................8
Legal/Money Matters.....................................................6
Online Courses................................................................1
Photography.....................................................................7
Guitar...............................................................................6
Testing/Assessment Services..................................... 23
Writing and Publishing....................................................8
Registration Form............................... Inside back cover
Career Training Institute
Accounting Clerk...........................................................15
Billing and Coding Specialist........................................14
Certifications.................................................................16
Computer Introduction and Refresher Classes..........16
Medical Administrative Assistant
With Billing and Coding..............................................13
Medical Assistant..........................................................11
Medical Office Specialist............................................. 12
Workforce Development and Training.........................17
Academics
Academics, College and Career Preparation..............19
Citizenship Classes ..................................................... 22
English as a Second Language..............................20-22
High School Diploma ...................................................18
High School Equivalency...............................................18
Online/Study at Home........................................ 18 & 22
Vocational Training/Job Services.................................17
General Information.................................................... 24
Study at Home!
ONLINE CLASSES
Learn from the comfort
of your own home!
Choose from more than
300 online courses!
All instructor-facilitated online courses run for six weeks
(with a two-week grace period at the end). Courses are
project oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on
assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, and
more. You can complete any of these courses entirely from
your home or office and at any time of the day or night.
New course sessions begin the third Wednesday
of each month. Courses Start as Low as: $99
(ed2go classes are not eligible for Always Learning discounts.)
Register for ed2go Online Courses at:
www.ed2go.com/egace
Have questions? Give us a call at (916) 686-7783
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Computer Skills for the Workplace
Accounting Fundamentals
A to Z Grant Writing • Medical Terminology
Introduction to QuickBooks • Lose Weight and Keep It Off
Introduction to Microsoft Word
Project Management Fundamentals
Grammar Refresher • Creating Web Pages
SAT/ACT Test Prep • And More!
MORE COURSES AVAILABLE AT OUR
ONLINE INSTRUCTION CENTER
www.ed2go.com/egace
Always Learning
Community Education
INFORMATION
Always Learning Community Education
The Always Learning Community
Education Classes are informative,
fun and life-enriching!
Learn new skills that will
help you at work or at play!
Explore what interests you
— from fine arts to finances.
Welcome to Always Learning, a fee-based community education program offering courses for personal growth, fun and
enrichment. This program is supported by registration fees
and receives no subsidized funding. Programs are open to
adults, 18 years of age or older — unless otherwise noted.
Office Location:
8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento, CA 95828
(916) 686-7783
Always Learning REGISTRATION
Registration is required for all classes. Early registration is
recommended as some classes fill up quickly. Registration is
on a first-come, first-served basis until classes are full. Classes with low enrollment three days prior to class start date or
low attendance may be cancelled. Students can register by
phone, fax, walk-in, email or online.
(916) 686-7783
Fax: (916) 689-5752
Form available on inside back cover and on the
EGACE website, www.egusd.net/egace
Early Bird Registration Days!
Register for your Always Learning classes before
February 5 to receive a 10% discount!
Discounts do not apply to books and material fees. Discounts
cannot be doubled with Senior Discount.
SENIOR DISCOUNT!
If you are 55 or better you are eligible to receive a 10%
discount on all your Always Learning classes! (Sorry,
discounts cannot be doubled and one discount per student.)
Refund Policy for Always Learning
Community Education Classes
Please make your selection carefully. Refunds or letters of credit
are allowed if requested in writing up to five business days prior
to the start of class. Refunds may be requested by fax, walk-in,
e-mail, or by mail. A $5 processing fee will be assessed for each
enrollment cancelled by the student. A full refund will be given
if a class is cancelled by Always Learning. Please allow up to
four weeks for processing. No refunds, credits, or transfers will
be issued for non-attendance. No refunds are given for material
fees and books that students have purchased from instructors.
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Computer Classes for Home and Fun
ALWAYS LEARNING
EGACE partners with the Senior Center of Elk Grove to offer affordable, fun, computer classes. Classes are taught with the
older adult learner in mind, but adults of all ages are welcome!
Students 55 years of age or older are eligible for a 10% discount on Always Learning classes. Call (916) 686-7783 to register and receive your discount! Register online at: www.egusd.net/egace
Registration Fee: $75 per class (includes materials). Students should bring a flash drive to class.
Location: Senior Center of Elk Grove, 8830 Sharkey Ave., Elk Grove • Instructor: Van Rose, EGACE Technology Instructor
This computer basics course will introduce you to the computer
keyboard. You will train in touch-typing, including mastery of
the keyboard and development of correct keyboarding
techniques. This is the perfect class to build your typing speed!
No Prerequisites. 16 hours of instruction.
the proper syntax and order of operations. Learn how to use
relative, absolute, and mixed cell references in formulas;
modify and copy formulas. Learn to insert and delete columns,
rows and cells as you create spreadsheets. Prerequisites:
Beginning MS Word 2007 or 2010 or equivalent knowledge. 20
hours of instruction.
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 10
AND FILE MANAGEMENT
KEYBOARDING/SKILL BUILDING
20513.03 M/W Feb 29-March 30 (no class 3/21 & 23)
20513.04 M/W June 6-29
9-11 am
9-11 am
Beginners will learn about computer hardware and software.
Learn the history of the computer and more! Learn proper
Ergonomics, and computer basics needed before you can move
on to other computer classes. Class includes basic keyboarding
short-course (typing). No Prerequisites. 20 hours of instruction. 20511.03 M/W Jan 25-Feb 24 (No class 2/8& 15) 11:30 am–2 pm
20511.04 M/W May 2-May 25
11:30 am–2 pm
20511.05 T/Th June 7-30
11:30 am–2 pm
INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD 2010
Learn how to create, edit, store and print documents. Create
professional looking documents by learning to use different
templates, fonts, format styles, and multi-level lists. Learn how
to apply margin settings, orientations, columns and breaks.
Learn some quick tips on how to apply pictures, symbols,
and WordArt to your documents. Prerequisite: Introduction to
Computers or equivalent knowledge. 20 hours of instruction.
20515.04 M/W Feb 29-March 30 (No class 3/21 &23 11:30 am-2 pm
20515.05 T/Th May 3-26
11:30 am-2 pm
INTERNET AND EMAIL BASICS
Learn the new elements and features of Internet Explorer 11 and
how to set your favorites, organize them into folders, and how
to set your favorite website as a homepage. You’ll learn to use
search engines to research your favorite topics and Internet
safety. You’ll set-up Outlook using a Gmail account and learn
the features of Outlook 2010. Learn to compose a message,
reply, forward, attach files, photos, and business cards to your
messages and set stationery themes on email. You’ll also create
individual and group contacts. Learn to use a calendar to create
appointments and meetings. Prerequisites: Introduction to
Computers or equivalent knowledge. 16 hours of instruction.
20514.02 M/W April 4-27
20514.03 T/Th June 7-30
9-11 am
11:30 am–2 pm
20516.01 M/W April 4-27
11:30 am-2 pm
Learn how to use the features of the Windows 10 (Some
coverage of 7 & 8) Operating Systems. Learn to customize the
look and feel of your desktop — change window theme, colors
or screen saver. Learn how to create a simple Word document
and how to name, save and locate the file. Learn how to create
and organize files and folders in multiple locations, how to
move, copy and delete files and how to create folder option
settings. Prerequisites: Introduction to Computers or equivalent
knowledge. 16 hours of instruction.
20512.03 M/W Jan 25-Feb 24 (No class 2/8 & 15)
20512.04 M/W May 2-May 25
9-11 am
9-11 am
INTRODUCTION TO MS POWERPOINT
Enjoy learning how to create PowerPoint slides using different
designs and layouts. Customize slide transitions and apply
animations to your slide content. You will get the opportunity to
create a photo album, PowerPoint presentation, and learn to
apply audio and video clips. 16 hours of instruction. Prerequisites:
Introduction to Computers and Word 2007 or 2010 or equivalent
knowledge. 16 hours of instruction.
20519.00 T/Th May 3-26
9-11 am
INTRODUCTION TO MS PUBLISHER
Get creative! Learn how to create and print business cards,
flyers and newsletters using Microsoft Publisher 2010. Has
there been a time where you needed a professional looking
business card or wanted a card for a special occasion? Save
money and create your own! It’s easy, inexpensive and you can
print them from your home printer. Prerequisite: Introduction to
Computers and Word 2007 or 2010 or equivalent knowledge.
20 hours.
20518.00 M/W June 6-29
11:30 am–2 pm
INTRODUCTION TO MS EXCEL 2010 BASICS
Learn how to navigate around a worksheet, input data and select
cells. Learn various methods of editing worksheets; how to
create formulas and functions to calculate values; how to utilize
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Business and Career
INCREASE YOUR INCOME WITH A HOME-BASED
BUSINESS!
The Internet has enabled people to run a business with low
startup costs and high profitability. This class presents more
than 120 businesses that can be run completely from your home
computer and will cover how to:
• Apply for local, state and federal licenses and taxes
• Use easy methods for bookkeeping and taxes
• Make a profit-boosting website
• Find FREE resources that can get you started
Instructor: Nancy Miller
20251.01Sa March 12 1-4 pm
EGACE, Rm 4
$35 plus $30 Materials fee payable to instructor for the book “Mechanics of
Starting a Home-Based Business” (ISN: 978-1-891440-63-2)
INVENTORS! GET READY FOR SHARK TANK®!
Whether you’re applying for a spot on Shark Tank® or looking
to sell your inventions, you need to know how to protect your
invention and find potential buyers.
This program shows you how to:
• Protect your ideas with patents, trademarks, and copyrights
• Find potential buyers
• Offer it for sale safely
This program delivers the most accurate and relevant information available for inventors to cash in on their expertise.
Instructor: Nancy Miller, Rounds, Miller & Associates
ALWAYS LEARNING
HOW TO BE E-PUBLISHED FOR FREE!
Recent developments in technology have made it quick and
easy to offer your eBooks or paper books. You’ll gain information on how to: Use quick and easy methods to get your work
published, offer your eBook as a pay-per-download product
from your website, get your book paper printed inexpensively,
and how to use copyrights and trademarks to protect your work.
Instructor: Mike Rounds, Rounds, Miller & Associates.
20254.01Sa March 12 1-4 pm
EGACE, Rm 6 $35, plus $30 materials fee payable to instructor for the manual and “CD
Self-Publishing for the Clueless®” (ISN-978-1-891440-001)
MEET THE INSTRUCTORS
Mike Rounds and Nancy Miller give more than 150 presentations annually. They have been traveling the United States presenting at seminars, workshops and classes for over 25 years!
They are experts in effectively creating Websites for businesses,
organizations, marketing, publishing and more. These workshops are designed to give you valuable, relevant and timely
information that will help you build your business!
20252.01Sa March 12 9 am-Noon
EGACE, Rm 4
$35, plus $30 materials fee payable to instructor for book, “How to Sell Your
Inventions for Cash” ISBN: 978-1-891440-59-5
GET INTO E-COMMERCE FOR FREE!
Want to get into e-commerce but don’t know where to begin?
This seminar explains the important considerations that must be
understood in order to be successful online. This class will show
you:
• The different types of e-commerce business
• Where to get a free list of drop shipping suppliers
• The most profitable areas of e-commerce
• How to create your basic site for FREE
Instructor: Mike Rounds, Rounds, Miller & Associates
20253.01 Sa March 12 9 am-Noon
EGACE, Rm 6
$35, plus $30 materials fee payable to instructor for book “E-Commerce
For the Clueless” ISBN:978-1-891440-80-9
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Interested in teaching an
Always Learning class?
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new teachers and class ideas!
Please call (916) 525-4744 x2104
for more information.
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Business and Career
ALWAYS LEARNING
BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC
Start your own business or add to your current business working
full time or part time as a Notary Public. As a public servant commissioned by the Secretary of State, the Notary Public serves a
vital role in protecting the integrity of important legal and personal documents. This one-day course meets the stringent
requirements of California law and will teach you everything you
need to know to be a successful Notary Public. Bring a legal form
of I.D. You must be at least 18 years of age; a resident of
California; able to read, write, and understand English; and successfully complete this course and pass a state exam and background check. Applicants will take the State notary exam immediately following the course. Instructor: R. David Kirby, MBA,
Co-owner and founder of California Notary Training Center.
20211.01Sa Feb 20
8:30 am-4 pm* EGACE, Conference Room $105, plus $30 materials fee payable to instructor
Bring a $40 check or money order made out to the “Secretary
of State,” a 2”x2” photograph, and two #2 pencils to class. The
State exam will be held from 4:30 – 5:30 pm. Live Scan Services
will be available for your convenience on the day of class.
*Please arrive by 8:15 am
NOTARY PUBLIC RENEWAL COURSE
This three-hour course is required for existing Notary Publics
who need to renew their commission. The renewal course must
be taken prior to the expiration date of your existing commission. If your existing commission is expired, then the “Become
a Notary Public” course is required. This course will teach you
everything you need to know to successfully renew your Notary
Public commission. Bring a legal form of I.D. Notaries Public
must be 18 years of age; be a resident of California; able to read,
write and understand English; successfully complete this
course, pass the State notary exam and pass a background
check. Applicants will take the State exam immediately following the course. Instructor: R. David Kirby, MBA, Co-owner and
founder of California Notary Training Center.
20212.01Sa Feb 20
12:30-4 pm
EGACE, Conference Room $89, plus $30 materials fee payable to instructor
Bring a $40 check or money order made out to the “Secretary
of State,” a 2”x2” photograph, and two #2 pencils to class. The
State exam will be held from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Live Scan Services
will be available for your convenience on the day of class.
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR
R. David Kirby, MBA, is a commissioned Notary Public, a Certified Notary Loan Signing Agent and a member of the National
Notary Association. As a career Safety and Security Director,
he has many years of experience as a corporate trainer. He is a
seasoned instructor and has a passion for helping students succeed as a successful notary public in their community.
H NEW! EBAY 1 – THE BASICS OF SELLING
Whether you simply want to clear the closet, desire additional
part-time income or a serious eBay business, this class is your
foundation. Learn how to set up an eBay Seller account, create
successful eBay listings, upload pictures and accept credit card
payments with PayPal. Included are selling “Tips, Tricks and
the Traps” to avoid. Covers how to determine shipping costs,
where to get FREE shipping supplies, how to print shipping
labels from your home computer and get FREE home pickup.
Optional eBooks available for purchase after class. This is an
official eBay University class taught by multi-award winning
eBay instructor and published author from Seattle, Kevin Boyd.
20340.00
M
March 7
6-9 pm
$59
H NEW! EBAY 2 – ADVANCED SELLING
STRATEGIES
Learn the “Insider Tips and Strategies” that will draw the most
bids, maximize sales and beat your competition. Covers how to
find a profitable niche, what to sell, what to avoid and how to
use Drop Shippers to minimize inventory costs. Includes eBay
research, marketing and photography tips, free app to create and
insert videos in your listings, eBay Stores, and how to find
reputable suppliers. Taught by multi-award winning eBay
instructor and published author from Seattle, Kevin Boyd.
20341.00
T
March 8
6-9 pm
$59
Register for the eBay Selling Series above and SAVE!
20342.00
M/T
March 7 & 8
6-9 pm
$105
H eBay classes are held at the EGACE ACCESS Center H
BECOME A LOAN SIGNING AGENT
Mortgage companies, escrow companies, and lenders rely on
mobile loan signing agents to facilitate obtaining signatures and
notarization for real estate purchases and loan documents. Loan
signing agents can make from $75 to $150 per loan signing. To
be a loan signing agent, you must be a Notary Public. If you
have taken the “Become a Notary Public” course and are awaiting your notary commission, take this class now and be ready to
go as soon as you receive your commission! This course provides the professional training you need to increase your income
as a loan signing agent. You will need to bring a California
Driver’s License, California ID card, or a US passport to class.
Instructor: R. David Kirby, MBA, Co-owner and founder of
California Notary Training Center.
20213.02 M April 4
6-9 pm
EGACE, Conference Room $109, plus $30 materials fee payable to instructor 9354 Elk Grove-Florin Road, Elk Grove
H NEW! THE ABC’S OF SUCCESSFUL THINKERS
This is a class for those who desire to know how to use the
Powers of Mind philosophy to create a successful attitude.
Learn the importance of understanding how to get the results
you desire in school and the workplace. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn the ABC’s of successful thinkers. Instructor:
Malcolm Kelly, M.A. – Author and Philosopher
20415.00 Sa Feb 20
10 am–1 pm
EGACE, Rm 6 $35, plus $10 materials fee payable to instructor
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Legal/Money Matters
ALWAYS LEARNING
BEING AN EXECUTOR OF AN ESTATE
Have you been named the executor of a will? The executor has
the responsibility to carry out the directions of a will. This
workshop will prepare you to carry out those responsibilities!
You will learn about probate court, filing an inventory of assets,
dealing with creditors and financial institutions, handling
expenses, filing tax returns and more. Instructor: Emily A.
Foehr, associate attorney with Drobny Law Offices
20242.01 Sa April 30 10 am-12:30 pm EGACE, Rm 6 $39 BEING A TRUSTEE OF A TRUST
Do you know the difference between the executor of a will and
a trustee of a trust? Do you understand the importance of Estate
planning? Are you familiar with current Federal Tax exemptions? If not, this is the class for you! If you’ve been named a
trustee of a trust, this class will help prepare you for the responsibilities of this important role. Instructor: Emily A. Foehr,
associate attorney with Drobny Law Offices.
20243.01Sa May 14
10 am-12:30 pm
EGACE, Rm 6
$39
UNDERSTANDING DIVORCE
AND DIVORCE OPTIONS
Learning how divorce works in California will help couples
better deal with the emotional and financial issues in a divorce
in a respectful way. This class is designed to educate those considering divorce about the basic issues of custody, child support,
spousal support and property division. Emphasis will be on collaborative divorce – a process in which a divorcing couple,
together with trained professionals, work as a team to resolve
disputes without going to court. Couples are encouraged to
attend. Instructor: Hal Bartholomew, family law attorney,
mediator and collaborative lawyer
20214.01 M March 7 6:30-9 pm
EGACE, Rm 5 $39 H NEW! HOME BUYING 101
Are you a first time buyer, move-up buyer, a ‘boomerang’
buyer, or an empty-nester? This is an exciting time for all buyers! Learn what you need to know before you start looking for
your dream house. You will discuss topics such as: How does
the new lending landscape affect you? How long do you have to
wait to buy after a foreclosure or short sale? How much can you
afford? What will your monthly payment be? What credit score
do you need to qualify? How much money do you need to save?
What is the best loan program for you? Do you quality for down
payment assistance? It’s vital to know the facts about today’s
real estate market in the Sacramento area. We will have a
lender and a Realtor there to help answer your questions.
Instructor: Valerie Healy, Realtor®, CDPE, CIAS, SRES is a
local real estate expert with RE/MAX Gold
20249.02 W
Feb 3
6:30-8:30 pm
EGACE, Rm 1
$19
H NEW! HOME BUYING 201
Now that you have received lender preapproval, what are the
next steps? How will you determine the neighborhood you want
to live in? Which is the right house? How do you write an offer
that gets accepted? What happens now that you are in escrow?
What inspections do you need and how much do they cost?
What red flags should you look out for? How much money will
you have to have out of pocket? When do you get the keys? It’s
vital to know the facts about the real estate process in the
Sacramento area. We will have a home inspector, a title and
escrow representative, and a Realtor there to help answer your
questions. Instructor: Valerie Healy, Realtor®, CDPE, CIAS,
SRES is a local real estate expert with RE/ MAX Gold
20343.00 W
Feb 17
6:30-8:30 pm
EGACE, Rm 1
$19
Genealogy
BEGINNING GENEALOGY
TRACING YOUR AFRICAN AMERICAN ROOTS
Who came before you? Karen Burney will use her over 20 years
of genealogical research experience to help students learn how
to trace their ancestry. Students will learn what websites to use;
how to complete ancestral and descendent charts; the importance of documenting their family history; and suggestions for
what to do with the information once you’ve found it! Instructor:
Karen Burney, Genealogist
In this class, you will learn how to trace your African American
Ancestors. You will learn the records to look for your ancestors
such as census, death, marriage, conveyance records, bill of sale,
inventories and more. You will also learn about unique and new
methods for reconnecting with your ancestral past. Instructor:
Karen Burney, Genealogist
CREATING FAMILY HISTORY HEIRLOOM BOOKS
USING DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING
COMBINING TRADITIONAL AND GENETIC
GENEALOGY TO GROW YOUR FAMILY TREE
20451.01 Sa
March 5
1-3 pm
This class will teach you how to combine the art of Digital
Scrapbooking and graphic art. You will learn how to personalize
the pages by combining family photographs, clipart and backgrounds with your genealogy research “finds” and family biographies in order to create a Family History Book that represents
your family’s unique personality and heritage. Instructor: Karen
Burney, Genealogist
20454.01 Sa
6
April 16
1-3 pm
20452.01 Sa
Feb 27
1-3 pm
EGACE, Rm 3 $32
EGACE, Rm 3 $32
In this class, you will learn to how to combine traditional genealogy research using census, birth, marriage, death and others
records with current DNA technology to journey back into your
ancestral past. Instructor: Karen Burney, Genealogist
20453.01 Sa
May 21
EGACE, Rm 3 $32
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1-3 pm
EGACE, Rm 3 $32
Arts, Crafts and Photography
ALWAYS LEARNING
BEGINNING DRAWING
If you want to learn how to draw and don’t know where to start
– start here with this 5-week Beginning drawing class! Let us
guide you through each step. You will be amazed at how easy it
will be to learn the basics of drawing! This class will bring out
the artist in you…and you will have fun too! The class will
emphasize: drawing methods, mediums and skill sets. Students
will learn all the principles and be guided through their own
realistic rendering from a favorite photo. Materials list: An
adaptable material list will be supplied at time of registration
and can be found online at the EGACE website. Instructor:
Dean Lee Williams, local artist and instructor
20113.02Sa Feb 20-March 19 9:30 am-Noon
$89
20113.03Sa April 2-30
12:30-3 pm
$89
needed to complete projects and use of apron. Instructor:
Cynthia Silverman, Local Artist
20114.00 W Feb 17-March 19 6-8 pm
$85, plus $20 materials fee payable to instructor
20114.01 W April 6-27
6-8 pm
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EGACE-Rm 10
EGACE, Rm 1
EGACE, Rm 1
H NEW! SKETCHING AND COLOR DRAWING
You’ve taken a beginning drawing class, but there is so much
more to learn! This class starts where the beginning course
leaves off. The course is designed to increase the development
of the student’s drawing expertise in the principles found
through sketching and sight drawing techniques. While at the
same time, expand both the student’s understanding and creative
expression through an introduction to the wonderful world of
color via the use of colored drawing media. Exploring your
creative talents has never been easier and more comfortable!
Prerequisite: Beginning Drawing or equivalent. Materials list
available at EGACE website and on registration confirmation.
Instructor: Dean Lee Williams, Local Artist and Educator.
20115.00 Sa Feb 20-March 19 12:30-3 pm
$89, plus $5 materials fee payable to Instructor
20115.01 Sa April 2-30
9:30 am-Noon
EGACE, Rm 1
EGACE, Rm 1
BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE OIL PAINTING
In this 6-week class, you will learn the fundamentals of oil
painting, color mixtures to obtain desired values, and various
brush strokes and painting techniques. Suggested materials list
is available on EGACE website. Students work on projects of
their choosing. Supplies are expected to cost around $50.
Materials list will be supplied at time of registration and can be
found online on the EGACE website. Students will enjoy this
hands-on oil painting experience that is perfect for the beginner
or intermediate student. Students should expect to have a completed painting! Instructor: Judith Archamault
20112.02Sa Jan 23-March 12 10 am-1 pm
$79
(no class 2/2 & 2/9)
20112.03Sa April 2-May 7
10 am-1 pm
$79
EGACE, Rm 5
EGACE, Rm 5
H NEW! FUN WITH ACRYLICS!
You will learn the basics of painting with acrylics along with
how to mix colors. Students will start with some basic drawings
and then paint the subject matter presented in class. By the end
of the class you will have a painting suitable for framing! As
part of the materials fee, students will receive a canvas, paints
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY
This 8-session class will help students get acquainted with the
functions of a digital SLR camera. Bring your camera and the
instruction booklet to every class. You will learn about composition, shutter/aperture/ISO and their interactions for depth of
field. You will learn about lighting and how to download and
save photos on your computer and a CD. Instructors can give
you recommendations on cameras to purchase. Instructors: Laura Bemis and Deirdre Asay, Professional Photographers for
Fine Focus Photography 20121.01 Th April 7-May 26
6:30-8:30 pm
Elk Grove High School, Rm A12, 9800 Elk Grove-Florin Rd, Elk Grove $119, plus $5 materials DIGITIAL PHOTOGRAPHY (Beginning Level)
Students who have completed an Introduction to Photography
class will enjoy learning about digital photography. Bring your
digital (SLR) camera to this fun and informal class where you
will learn how to take professional-looking photographs of
groups, children, scenery and more! You will reacquaint with
composition, shutter and aperture. You will learn about motion
and stop action, painting and light. Instructors: Laura Bemis and
Deirdre Asay, Professional Photographers for Fine Focus
Photography.
20122.00 Th Feb 4-March 31 6:30-8:30 pm
(no class 3/24)
Elk Grove High School, Rm A12, 9800 Elk Grove-Florin Rd, Elk Grove
$119, plus $5 materials
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Languages
ALWAYS LEARNING
SPANISH BASICS
This class is definitely for the beginner who wants to learn the
Spanish language! You will learn the alphabet, present tense
verb conjugation, the ser and estar verb forms, adjectives, possessive pronouns, sentence structures, the contractions al and
del, indefinite articles, tener idioms, and more. This class is a
12-week/24 hour course and is the perfect place to start on your
journey to learn to master the Spanish language. Instructor: TBA
20711.01M Feb 22-May 16 6:30-8:30 pm EGACE, Rm 2 $129
(No class 3/21)
Required book: Practice Makes Perfect: Basic Spanish ISBN: ISBN-13:
978-0071642231 or ISBN-10: 0071642234
Available at Amazon.com
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH
Spanish is California’s fastest growing second language! Unlock
the riddle of speaking and interacting in Spanish. This class
provides you with a solid foundation for building conversational Spanish skills. Students will learn the fundamentals of
communicating in Spanish, organized around everyday themes
including meeting people, making plans, and talking on the
phone. Students will work on essential communication skills;
(such as asking a question or making comparisons), review of
key grammar points; and written and verbal activities to reinforce new communication skills. This class will use technology
via www.edmondo.com. Prerequisites: Students should have
successfully completed a high school Spanish course or have
equivalent knowledge. 24 hours of instruction Instructor: Martha A. Aviňa
20712.01W Feb 24-May18 6:30-8:30 pm EGACE, Rm 2 $129
(No class 3/23)
Required book: Communicating in Spanish Novice/Elementary Level, by
Conrad J. Schmitt and Protase E. Woodford, ISBN: 0-07-056642-9
Available on Amazon.com
INTRODUCTION TO SIGN LANGUAGE
Have you ever wanted to learn how to sign? In only ten short
weeks, you will learn the alphabet, numbers and vocabulary of
signing! This course includes the basic skills needed to communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing. This course will
also help you to decide if additional classes at a higher level
might be of interest to you. Instructor: Sharon Ramsey, over 24
years of experience interpreting for the deaf and hard of hearing.
20713.01 M Feb 22-May 2 6:30-8 pm
EGACE, Rm 1 $119
(No class 3/21)
Book needed: Basic Course in American Sign Language ISBN-10:
0932666426 | ISBN-13: 978-0932666420 | Edition: 2nd available on
Amazon.com
For opportunities to learn a language
from the comfort of your own home, visit
www.ed2go.com/egace for more information.
Writing and Publishing
CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP
Have you ever thought of writing a book but didn’t know where
to start? Do you have a story to tell, but you’re just not sure how
to get the details down on paper? This workshop is for you! This
fun course is designed for the beginning creative writer. Nan
Mahon, one of Sacramento’s very own published authors, will
share tips to motivate and inspire you to get started with your
dream to become a writer. You are encouraged to bring your
ideas and any projects you have started to this fun workshop.
Join other aspiring writers and let the creativity begin! Instructor: Nan Mahon, Local published author
20811.01 Sa March 5
9 am–3:30 pm EGACE, Rm 4
(one-hour lunch)
$59
BECOME AN AUTHOR
This quick and informative workshop will provide helpful tips
on how to write and publish a book. You will learn how to organize your time when writing and learn the benefits and drawbacks of self-publishing. Students should bring a favorite children’s book or a popular (best-selling) book for adults to class.
Instructor: Debbie Lichtman, EGUSD English and Journalism
Instructor and published author
20812.01 W
Feb 3
6-8 pm
EGACE, Rm 5
$45
You may also be interested in ...
HOW TO BE E-PUBLISHED FOR FREE — See page 4
Guitar
BEGINNING GUITAR – LEVEL I
BEGINNING GUITAR – LEVEL II
20131.01 Th
20131.02 Th
20132.00 T
20132.01 T
In this class, you will expand your musical talent learning the
beginning basics of playing the guitar. In only six fun weeks you
will discuss music theory, learn to tune the guitar, play chord
progressions and more. Before long, you will be strumming to
your favorite songs! Please bring acoustic guitar to class.
Instructor: Ron Wilson, local musician and EGUSD instructor.
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Feb 11-March 17 3:15-5:15 pm EGACE, Rm 5 $85
May 26-June 30 3:15-5:15 pm EGACE, Rm 5 $85
In this six-week class, you will continue to learn the basics of
playing the guitar. You will learn how to form chords further up
the fret board and how to play bass along with the rhythm patterns. You will also learn how to play finger style guitar, which
allows for new sounds and creativity. Instructor: Ron Wilson,
local musician and EGUSD instructor.
Feb 9-March 15
May 24-June 28
3:15-5:15 pm EGACE, Rm 5 $85
3:15-5:15 pm EGACE, Rm 5 $85
Automotive
ALWAYS LEARNING
H NEW! THE SAVVY AUTO CONSUMER
This general interest course enables both long-time drivers and
those new to driving to become familiar with the process of
purchase, maintenance, registration, and other factors affecting
vehicle owners. Students will learn about vehicle financing and
insurance, do-it-yourself maintenance, emergency procedures,
and the responsibilities of being a vehicle owner. Students will
develop an awareness of related environmental and societal
issues of vehicle usage, and will also be introduced to educational pathways leading to possible careers in the transportation
industry. The course incorporates both hands-on and classroom
instruction. Course open to those students 18 years of age and
up. Instructor: David Bry, Florin High School Automotive
Technology Instructor
how to check your fluids and more! Students need to purchase
the book “Your Car Care Companion” from Amazon.com.
(ISBN-10: 1517466946 or ISBN-13: 978-1517466947) The
book is available in paperback and is also available to download
to your Kindle! Visit the EGACE website for links to Clint’s
You Tube pages!
20261.00 W
20261.01 W
Feb 24-March 16 6-8 pm
May 4-25
6-8 pm
EGACE, Rm 5
EGACE, Rm 5
$69
$69
20626.00 T/Th Feb 2-25 7-9:30 pm Florin High, Rm 04 Automotive
$109
H NEW! CAR CARE COMPANION
Author and Instructor, Clint Hightower is offering this 4-week
class to those who want to build on their understanding of maintaining their car in peak-running order! You will learn how to do
a basic tune-up, work on your brakes, how to change your oil,
Career Exploration
H NEW! INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC TRANSIT
Have you ever thought about working in Public Transit? You
will learn about the history, funding and the career paths available to you in this growing industry! Upon completion of this
course, students will have a general understanding and knowledge of the transit bus industry. This course is interactive,
engaging and rigorous ... but also fun! Instructor: Terence
Thompson, P&CM
20225.00 Sa March 5
9 am-1:30 pm
EGACE, Rm 6
H NEW! TRANSIT OPERATIONS CERTIFICATE
$99
This course is designed to equip a new or aspiring transit professional with the skills required to effectively manage all of the
complexities of a contracted transit operations. This course is
invaluable for transit management companies that often compete to recruit and retain viable candidates. Introductory Topics
covered include: Contract Management; Operational/
Organizational Structures; Labor Relations; Client Relations;
and Contract Compliance. *15 hours of instruction and a onehour final
20226.00 W
March 30-April 27* 6-9 pm
EGACE, Room 5 $159
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR
Terence Thompson has worked in the transportation industry
for over 20 years. He holds a degree in business management
and is certified contract manager. He has worked in both the
public and private sector. He is committed to improving the
performance of transit professionals.
CUSTODIAL TRAINING PROGRAM
CLASS FOCUS: Basic procedures and operations, custodial
equipment and repair chemicals and MSDS sheets, bloodborne
pathogens and infectious waste, restroom facilities and showers,
floor care and restoration, preventative methods for soil control
and more! Required Orientation and Assessment. Call (916)
686-7717 or email tmschult@egusd.net to schedule an orientation and assessment appointment.
CLASS DATES & TIME: March 29-May 19, Tuesday, Thursday,
12:15-5:45 pm (job shadowing TBD)
FEE: $950, includes registration, materials, required fingerprinting
and TB test
LOCATION: EGACE Main Campus, 8401-B Gerber Road,
Sacramento, CA 95828
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Career Training Institute - CTI
CAREER
TRAINING
INSTITUTE
Turn your passions into paychecks
... and your dreams into careers!
CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS
The EGACE Career Training Institute (CTI) offers career training
programs in the Allied Health Care and Office Occupations fields that
lead to one or more industry-recognized certificates. Each program
includes multiple courses.
Benefits of enrolling in a CTI program include:
• Affordable
• Small class sizes – low teacher/student ratio
• Convenient access to supportive teachers and staff
• Day and evening classes available for most programs
• Flexible schedules available
• Access to Job Developers for employment resources
Join us for CTI Information Night!
Wednesday, January 20 • 6-8 pm
EGACE, 8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento
Reserve your space by calling (916) 686-7724
One of the best ways to learn about the EGACE-Career Training Institute
is to visit us during our CTI Information Night. Prospective students
will learn more about the school, programs offered,
registration fees, schedules, prerequisites, and
payment options. Career advisors, administrators,
instructors, externship coordinator and program
graduates will be in attendance so you can obtain
answers to all your questions!
Unable to attend CTI Information Night? For more information about
our programs, registration fees, schedules, prerequisites, and payment
options, visit www.egusd.net/egace or call (916) 686-7724.
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MEDICAL CAREERS
EGACE Career Training Institute
Allied Health Care
n MEDICAL ASSISTANT
24-week program/646 hours
Employment Outlook
2014 Median Pay: $35,027 per year/$16.84 per hour
Entry-Level Education: High school diploma or equivalent
On-the-job Training Moderate-term on-the-job training
Number of Jobs, 2012-2022: 6,960
Job Outlook, 2012-2022 27.7% (Much faster than average)
Employment Change, 2012-2022: 1,510
What Medical Assistants Do
Medical assistants complete administrative and clinical tasks in
the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other
health practitioners. Their duties vary with the location, specialty, and size of the practice.
Medical assistants typically do the following:
• Take patient history and measure vital signs
• Help the physician with patient examinations
• Give patient injections as directed by the physician
• Schedule patient appointments
• Prepare blood for laboratory tests
Clinical medical assistants have different duties, depending on
the state where they work. They may do basic laboratory tests,
dispose of contaminated supplies, and sterilize medical instruments. They might have additional responsibilities, such as instructing patients about medication or special diets, preparing
patients for x rays, removing stitches, drawing blood, or changing dressings.
Prerequisites
• High school diploma or equivalent • Must pass a reading and math placement test
Benefits of Attending EGACE CTI
• Earn a Certificate of Completion as a Medical Assistant and
Informatics Health Care.
• All Instructors have California Teaching Credentials.
• Complete the program in 24 weeks, including a six-week
externship.
• Immunization Check included
• All books are included
• One set of scrubs
• Small size classes
• NCCT Certification exam included in cost of program
Class Focus
• Medical terminology
• Anatomy
• Customer Service
• Health Information Management
• Clinical (back office) procedures: vital signs; instrument
trays/sterilization; charting notes, etc.
• Phlebotomy
• Injections
• First Aid/CPR/BLS
• Externship (192 hours)
EGACE Program Data
Graduation Rate: 93%
Passing rate on Industry Certification Exam: 71%
Required Orientation & Assessment
Call (916) 686-7724 or email cti-info@egusd.net to set up an
orientation and assessment appointment. Please bring your government issued picture ID (i.e. Driver’s License, DMV ID card,
etc). No children please.
CLASS DATES & TIME: Feb. 16 - Aug. 5, 2016
Monday- Friday, 7:30 am-3:30 pm
FEE: $5,500 Fee includes: All books, BLS/First Aid Training,
Immunization Checks (and vaccinations if needed), TB check,
one set of scrubs, stethoscope/blood pressure cuff, externship,
one NCCT/NCMA certification exam
LOCATION: ACCESS Center – 9354 Elk Grove-Florin Road,
Elk Grove
(916) 686-7724 • www.egusd.net/egace • e-mail: cti-info@egusd.net
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MEDICAL CAREERS
n MEDICAL OFFICE SPECIALIST
Employment Outlook
Entry-Level Education: Postsecondary non-degree award
Work Experience in a Related Occupation: None
On-the-job Training: None
Number of Jobs, 2012-2012: 5,170
Job Outlook, 2012-2022: 32.6% (much faster than average)
What do Medical Office Specialists Do
These specialists complete administrative and clinical tasks in
the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other
health practitioners.
Medical Office Specialist Duties
Specific duties vary from office to office due to size, location,
and specialty
• Administrative office procedures
• Take and record patient history and personal information
• Utilization of computerized medical office software
• Health insurance processing and billing
• Transcription of medical reports
Prerequisites
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Must pass reading and math placement test
• Recommended typing speed of 25 wpm
• Earn a Certificate of Completion as a Medical Office Specialist
• All instructors have California Teaching Credentials
• Complete the program in 17 weeks
• All text books and certification test prep book for NCCT Medical Office Assistant are included
• Upon successful completion of the program, eligible to take
the NCCT/MOA test
Class Focus
• Computerized medical office software
• Health insurance processing
• Billing
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EGACE Program Data
Required Orientation and Assessment
Call (916) 686-7724 or email cti-info@egusd.net to schedule an
orientation and assessment appointment. Please bring your government-issued picture ID (i.e. driver’s license, DMV ID card,
etc.). No children please.
CLASS DATES & TIME: March 1 - June 30, 2016
Monday- Thursday, 8-11 am
Fridays (12:15-3:15 pm), April 29, May 13, June 3
FEE: $3,100 Fee includes all textbooks including certification
test prep book for NCCT/MOA, one NCCT/MOA exam
LOCATION: EGACE Main Campus, 8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento, CA 95828
e-mail: cti-info@egusd.net • www.egusd.net/egace • (916) 686-7724
MEDICAL CAREERS
n MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT WITH BILLING AND CODING
22-week program/569 hours — daytime program
Employment Outlook
Number of Jobs, 2012-2022: 3,390
Job Outlook, 2012-2012: 25%
Employment Change, 2012-22: 680
What Medical Administrative Assistants
with Billing and Coding Do:
These specialists are entry-level medical front office assistants
and are the healthcare professionals responsible for processing
patient data such as treatment records and related insurance information.
Medical Administrative Assistant
with Billing and Coding Duties:
Specific duties vary from office to office due to size, location,
and specialty
• Take and record patient history and personal information
• Utilization of computerized medical office software
• Health insurance processing and billing
• Process patient data such as treatment records and related insurance information
• Code a patient’s diagnosis
• Record, register and keep track of each patient’s account
• Insurance billing procedures
• ICD-10 and CPT coding
• HCPCS 2015
EGACE Program Data
etc.) No children please
CLASS DATES & TIME:
Daytime Program — March 1 - August 5, 2016
Monday-Thursday 11:30 am-3:30 pm
Monday-Friday (8-11 am)
Fridays (12:15-3:15 pm) April 29, May 13, June 3
Fee: $5,599, all textbooks including certification test prep
book for NCCT/ICS, and one test NCCT/ICS exam.
Location: EGACE Main Campus, 8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento, CA 95828
This is a VA approved program.
Prerequisites
• Earn a Certificate of Completion as an Insurance and Coding
Specialist
• Complete the program in 22 weeks (day time)
• All text books and certification test prep book for NCCT Insurance and Coding Specialist are included
the NCCT Insurance and Coding Specialist examination
Class Focus
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MEDICAL CAREERS
Prerequisites
• Earn a Certificate of Completion as an Insurance and Coding
Specialist
• Complete the program in 23 weeks (day time)
• All text books and certification test prep book for NCCT Insurance and Coding Specialist are included
the NCCT Insurance and Coding Specialist examination.
Class Focus
• Insurance billing procedures
• ICD-10 and CPT coding
• HCPCS 2015
EGACE Gainful Employment Data
n BILLING AND CODING SPECIALIST
23-week program/398 hours — daytime program
Employment Outlook
Number of Jobs, 2012-2022: 3,390
Job Outlook, 2012-2022: 25%
Employment Change, 2012-2022: 680
What Billing and Coding Specialists Do
Compile, compute, and record billing, accounting, statistical,
and other numerical data for billing purposes. Prepare billing
invoices for services rendered in a physician’s office and medical specialty practices for health care providers.
CLASS DATES & TIME:
Daytime Program — March 1 - August 5, 2016
Monday-Thursday 11:30 am-3:30 pm
Fridays (12:15-3:15 pm) April 29, May 13, June 3
Fee: $3,799, includes all textbooks, including certification test
prep book for NCCT/ICS, and one NCCT/ICS test exam.
Billing and Coding Specialist Duties
• Process patient data such as treatment records and related insurance information
• Code a patient’s diagnosis
• Record, register and keep track of each patient’s account
• Utilize medical office software
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e-mail: cti-info@egusd.net • www.egusd.net/egace • (916) 686-7724
OFFICE OCCUPATIONS
n ACCOUNTING CLERK
Employment Outlook
Entry-Level Education: High school diploma or equivalent
On-the-job Training: Moderate-term on-the-job training
Number of Jobs, 2012-22: 11,920
Job Outlook, 2012-22: 21.4% (faster than average)
What Accounting Clerks Do
Accounting clerks produce financial records for organizations.
They record financial transactions, update statements, and check
financial records for accuracy.
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Prerequisites
High school diploma or equivalent
Must pass reading and math placement test
Recommended typing speed of 25 wpm
Recommended familiarity with Windows 7 or higher
• Earn a Certificate of Completion as an Accounting Clerk
• Complete the program in 17 weeks
• All text books and certification test prep book for QuickBooks
are included
Class Focus
• Accounting principles
• Accounting with MS Excel
• Computing accounting (QuickBooks)
• Accounting terminology
• Job-specific accounting
• Clerical related to accounting
EGACE Gainful Employment Data
CLASS DATES & TIME: March 1 - June 30, 2016
Tuesday/Thursday, 3-6 pm and 6-9 pm
Wednesday: (5-9 pm), March 2 - May 25, 2016
Fridays: (12:15-3:15 pm) April 29, May 13, June 3
Fee: $3,499, includes all textbooks, including certification test
prep book for QuickBooks
Accounting Clerk Duties
• Use bookkeeping software, online spreadsheets, and databases
• Enter (post) financial transactions into the appropriate computer software
• Receive and record cash, checks, and vouchers
• Put costs (debits) and income (credits) into the software, assigning each to an appropriate account
• Produce reports, such as balance sheets (costs compared with
income), income statements, and totals by account
• Check for accuracy in figures, postings, and reports
• Reconcile or note and report any differences they find in the
records
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OFFICE OCCUPATIONS
CTI Introductory and Refresher Courses
Using Technology for Work and Home
These introductory courses provide a user-friendly method of developing a solid foundation in the course of choice. These courses are great for continuing education and workforce training.
Registration fee for first class is $149. Register for additional classes during the same semester and pay only $99 for the additional class. (Fees includes books and software access.) Students are required to bring 2g flash drive.
Register with the CTI staff by calling: (916) 686-7724
Register online at www.egusd.net/egace
Keyboarding — This course will provide training in touch-typing, including mastery of keyboard, and development of correct technique. The class is designed for students who need to
increase typing speed and decrease typing errors. The course
utilizes Keyboarding Online.
06312.01 March 5 – May 7 Saturday 9 am-Noon
06312.02 March 1 - 31
Tues/Thurs 6-9 pm
(No class 3/23 & 3/25)
EGACE, Rm 8
EGACE, Rm 7
10-Key Mastery — This course is designed to teach the numeric keyboard with speed and accuracy. Course includes actual
employment tests for students to practice.
06313.01 May 3 - 26
Tues/Thurs 6-9 pm
EGACE, Rm 7
Word 2013 — Students are introduced to Word 2013 basics
where they will learn how to create, edit, store and print documents. Topics covered include the new coverage of the Ribbon
Interface and Mail Merge.
06320.00
06320.01
06320.03
March 5 - May 7 Saturday 9 am-Noon
(No class 3/26)
March 1 - 31
Tues/Thurs 6-9 pm (No class 3/23 & 3/25)
May 3 - 26
Tues/Thurs 6-9 pm
EGACE, Rm 8
Excel 2013 — Students are introduced to Excel 2013 basics
where they will learn how to navigate around worksheets, input
data and select cells. Students learn how to create formulas and
functions to calculate values and more. This is an ideal short
course for continuing education students and workforce training.
06330.00 April 5 - 28
Tues/Thurs 6-9 pm
EGACE, Rm 7
Publisher 2013 — Students are introduced to Publisher 2013
basics where they will learn how to create flyers, design a newsletter, create a tri-fold brochure and more. This is an ideal short
course for continuing education students and workforce training.
06350.00 April 5 - 28
Tues/Thurs 6-9 pm
EGACE, Rm 7
H
Students are responsible for understanding the EGACE
refund policy, listed on page 24, prior to registration. For
more information on these courses, call (916) 686-7724.
EGACE, Rm 7
EGACE, Rm 7
CERTIFICATION
QUICKBOOKS PRO COMPREHENSIVE CERTIPORT CERTIFICATION
Students will learn how to use items, classes and accounts;
input purchase and sales transactions using check registers,
credit card accounts, petty cash accounts, accounts payable,
accounts receivable; and how to reconcile bank and credit
card accounts. Students will learn how to set up and use
QuickBooks for payroll, physical inventory and sales tax.
Explore the estimates and time tracking features and the use
of classes to categorize data. Students will enter general
journal entries, customize QuickBooks reports, create custom templates, and close the books.
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Prerequisite: Students must have understanding of Basic
Accounting.
54 hours of instruction
0639300 3-7 pm
T/Th
TWTh
MTWTh
0639301 3-6 pm
T/Th
MTWTh
EGACE
Jan 19-Feb 4
Feb 9-18
Feb 22-25
$399
EGACE
$399
May 24-June 2 June 6-30 (916) 686-7717 • www.egusd.net/egace • e-mail: adultedinfo@egusd.net
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT and TRAINING
EGUSD Sacramento Works Training Center (SWTC)
8401-A Gerber Road, Sacramento, 95828 • (916) 686-7717
Through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), EGACE and Sacramento
Employment and Training Agency (SETA) collaborate to provide comprehensive career path
training opportunities for qualified individuals seeking job readiness, vocational skills, and academic support necessary to begin to move from a job to a career.
Adult WIOA Academic and Vocational Skills Program
Eligibility is determined by criteria below and is evaluated on a case by case basis to determine
program fit. Orientations are held monthly and individuals must attend to determine program
fit. For more information, please ask for Jeannie Norman (916) 525-4744 x2160.
Eligibility requirements (must meet one
of the following criteria):
• Lack a high school diploma or high
school equivalency credential
• Unemployed or under-employed for an
extended period of time because they
lack sufficient work-readiness and/or academic skills required for high-demand
occupational sectors
• Veterans, individuals with disabilities, or
ex-offenders
• Limited-English speakers
• Meet federal income guidelines
Program provides:
• On-site services for qualifying students
• On-site case manager
• Academic counseling
• Vocational counseling
• Define career pathway
• Resume advice and update
• Access to job leads, job training,
employability skills
• Developing work readiness and life skills
SWTC Graduate of Medical
Assistant class of 2015
“If you have the
opportunity, you have
to go to school. My
coworkers said no
we’re too old. But
they were wrong.
You can do it!”
Opportunities for Youth Ages 18-24!
Young adults, 18-21 years of age, who meet one or more of the
following requirements, are eligible for individualized services:
• Basic skills deficient (academic skill is below 9th grade
level)
• High school dropout, homeless, runaway
• Pregnant or parenting teen
• Low income
• An individual who requires additional assistance to secure and hold employment
Services include:
• Developing work readiness, life skills and leadership
building
• Guidance in attainment of academic goals
• Mentoring for academic completion
• Referrals to academic tutoring and mentoring
• Assistance with transportation costs
• Financial literacy information
• Linkage to community services
• Paid or unpaid internships
Universal Services: Young Adults, 16-24 years of age, are eligible to receive Universal One-Stop Services, including:
• Access to job leads, job training, education guidance, and assessment of employability skills
• Outreach to EGUSD high schools
• Financial aid information
• Referrals to training in leadership, decision-making, and life-planning skills
• Work readiness boot camp
Please ask for Youth Specialist
Please ask for Melinda Rasul or Richard Cruz, Job Developers
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ACADEMICS and CAREER PATHWAYS
Academics - ACCP | ESL | HSD | HSE
Academics
n High School Diploma (HSD)
n High School Equivalency (HSE)
n Academic, College and Career Preparation
H H H Classes are open to all persons 18 years of age and older. Classes are free. H H H
To enroll in our classes, you must register online for an orientation and test date at our website: www.egusd.net/egace.
Registration dates are announced on the website. Due to high demand for this program, space fills up quickly.
High School Diploma
This program is for students earning credits toward an Elk Grove
Unified Adult Education diploma. Please bring a copy of your official
transcript in a sealed, unopened envelope to your assessment and
enrollment appointment.
Class Days and Time
M-F
10:10 am-12:10 pm
T-F
12:30-2:30 pm
M/W
6-9 pm
T/Th
6-9 pm
Independent Study
By appointment
T/W/TH 9 am-2 pm
T/TH
4-9 pm
High School Equivalency: Test Preparation
This class provides students with test preparation and assessment to help successfully pass the
High School Equivalency Exam.
Class Days and Times
English M-F 9:30–11:30 am
T-F 12:30-2:30 pm
T/Th 6-9 pm
T/Th 5:30-8:30 pm at Cosumnes River College (CRC)
Spanish T/Th 6-9 pm
Distance Learning — Study at Home!
Study for the Math section of the high school equivalency tests
GED® or HiSET at home.
Do you have a home computer with internet access? Do you like
to use the computer to learn? Can you commit to studying 5+
hours each week? If so, High School Equivalency Math Preparation may be for you!
M/W 9 am–Noon
T/Th
5:30-8:30 pm
EGACE - Gerber/Distance Learning Office
EGACE - Gerber/Distance Learning Office
The class schedule can change.
Please check the website at www.egusd.net/egace
for the latest information.
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GED® Test
EGACE is an approved Pearson VUE Testing Center.
MyGEDTM is your start-to-finish tool for the GED® program.
Visit GED.com to get more information and to register and
pay for your GED® Test! (Registration is no longer completed
at the test sites — you must register and pay online at GED.
com).
GED® and GED Testing Service® are registered trademarks
of the American Council on Education (ACE) and administered exclusively by GED
Testing Service LLC under
license. This material is not
endorsed or approved by ACE
or GED Testing Service.
HiSET® Exam
A state approved High School Equivalency exam.
EGACE is an approved HiSET® Testing Center. MyHiSET® is
your tool for signing up, paying for, and scheduling your test.
It’s also where you’ll check your scores. You must create an
account at hiset.ets.org/testtakers
ACADEMICS and CAREER PATHWAYS
Academics
Academic, College and Career Preparation
Are your reading, writing, math, language or computer skills
keeping you from getting the job you desire?
BUILD YOUR SKILLS! CHOOSE YOUR PATHWAY!
l
i
Career and
Academic
Development
Medical Career
and Academic
Development
Prepare for career training, college entry or work
Prepare for entry into
specialized training
in the
Allied Health Industry
This class is appropriate for
students who want to build a
real path to professional success, economic prosperity, and
personal well-being.
•Reading • Listening
•Writing • Speaking
•Self-Discovery
•Goal Setting
•Decision Making
•Problem Solving
•Overcoming Obstacles
•Resumes
•Professional Development
m
Career and
Academic
Development
Office Skills
Prepare for
career training,
college entry or work
This class is appropriate for
students who wish to update
their skills and for students
transitioning from ESL.
•Academic Reading
•Explicit Vocabulary Instruction (prefixes, suffixes, word families) and academic
vocabulary
•Academic Writing
•Math
18-Week Course
M-F 3-6 pm
36-Week Course
M/W 6-9 pm
CASAS 226-244
•Basic Computer Skills
•Entry Level Office Computer
•Keyboarding
•10-Key • Microsoft Word
•Job Retention Skills
•Basic Office Procedures
•Workplace Etiquette
18-Week Course
M-F 11:30 am-2:30 pm
CASAS 220-244
q
q
18-Week Course
M-F 8-11 am
CASAS 226-244
q
College
Students will develop a resume
and cover letter in addition to
meeting other requirements
needed to apply for employment.
Vocational
Training
Work
Call or email Patricia Oliva at (916) 686-7717 or poliva@egusd.net
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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Academics
Do you want to improve your English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills?
The ESL (English as a Second Language) program is for people
who do not speak English as their first language and want to
learn English to get a job, get a better job, go to college or vocational school, or become a United States citizen.
ESL: Learn to listen to, read, write, and speak English as it
relates to everyday life through topics such as health and safety,
online communication, employment, community services and
resources, and American government and laws.
ESL/Distance Learning: Learn to listen to, read, write, and
speak English in your own home!
ESL/Citizenship: Learn to listen to, read, write, and speak
English as you learn how to be successful in the application and
interview process for United States citizenship.
ESL classes are at the main Elk Grove Adult and Community Education (EGACE) campus on Gerber Road and in several neighborhood locations in the community. There are morning, afternoon and evening ESL classes. Classes are offered at 5 levels. Classes
start at the beginning level for those who do not read or write English, and progress to the advanced level. Some classes have
students at one level and other classes have students at several different levels in the same class. New students take a test to find
out what level is best for them. ESL Classes are free at all locations.
Students interested in ESL classes at our main campus on Gerber Road or distance learning must make an
appointment to come in to take a test and register for class. Registration appointments are available online at www.
egusd.net/egace. Space is very limited and appointments fill up fast.
Adult Education English as a Second Language Classes
ESL/Civics Class
Days
Beginning Low
Beginning Low
Beginning High
Beginning High
Beginning High Beginning Low/High
Intermediate Low Intermediate Low
Intermediate Low/High
Intermediate High Intermediate High Intermediate/Advanced Intermediate/Advanced Intermediate/Advanced Advanced
Advanced
Beginning to Advanced Beginning to Advanced Beginning to Advanced Beginning to Advanced Beginning to Advanced Beginning to Advanced M/T/W/Th/F
T/Th
M/T/W/Th/F
T/W/Th/F
T/Th
T/Th
M/T/W/Th/F
T/Th
T/W/Th/F
M/T/W/Th/F
T/Th
M/T/W/Th/F
T/W/Th/F T/Th
M/T/W/Th/F
T/Th
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
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Time
8-10 am
6-9 pm
8-10 am 10:10 am-12:10 pm 6-9 pm 5:30-8:30 pm 8-10 am 6-9 pm 10:10 am-12:10 pm
8-10 am 6-9 pm 8-10 am 10:10 am–12:10 pm 5:30-8:30 pm 8-10 am 6-9 pm 2:45-5:45 pm 3-6 pm 3-6 pm
3-6 pm 5:30-8:30 pm 5:30-8:30 pm Location
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
Elitha Donner Elementary
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
Elitha Donner Elementary
EGACE – Gerber
EGACE – Gerber
Florin Elementary
Anna Kirchgater Elementary
Charles Mack Elementary
Prairie Elementary
Samuel Kennedy Elementary
Maeola R. Beitzel Elementary
Neighborhood ESL classes
Registration for neighborhood classes is done at
the class site. Information
about locations and registration dates is on page 21.
The class schedule
can change.
Please check the website
www.egusd.net/egace
or call (916) 686-7717
for the latest information.
Students with advanced
English skills who want to
prepare for entry into High
School Equivalency classes,
college, technical training or
a career, may want to enroll
in Academic, College and
Career Preparation — see
page 19
Academics
Neighborhood ESL Classes
Students who want to register for neighborhood classes can come to the location on the dates listed. All students need to register
and take a test. Registration can take up to 3 hours. Please come on time and do not bring children. Students who arrive after the
start time may not be able to register. Registration at a neighborhood location is for that location only.
Maeola R. Beitzel Elementary School
8140 Caymus Dr., Sacramento 95829
Tuesdays and Thursdays — 5:30-8:30 pm
Registration: Thursdays 1/7/16 or 3/17/16
at 5:30 pm in the school library
Elitha Donner Elementary School
9461 Soaring Oaks Dr., Elk Grove 95758
Registration: Tuesdays 1/5/16 or 3/15/16
Florin Elementary School
7300 Kara Dr., Sacramento 95828
Mondays and Wednesdays — 2:45-5:45 pm
Babysitting Available for ages 3-12
Registration: Tuesdays 1/5/16 or 3/15/16
at 2:45 pm in Room D5.
Samuel Kennedy Elementary School
7037 Briggs Dr., Sacramento 95828
Babysitting available for ages 3-12
Charles Mack Elementary School
4701 Brookfield Dr., Sacramento 95823
Tuesdays and Thursdays — 3–6 pm
Babysitting available for ages 3-12
Registration: Wednesdays 1/6/16 or 3/16/16
at 3 pm in the school library
Prairie Elementary School
5251 Valley Hi Drive, Sacramento 95823
Tuesdays and Thursdays — 3 –6 pm
Babysitting Available for ages 3-12
Registration: Thursday, Wednesdays
1/6/16 and 3/16/16 at 3 pm
Additional classes or registration dates may
be available. Please check the website, www.
egusd.net/egace or call 916-686-7717 for the
latest information.
Students with advanced English skills who want to
prepare for entry into High School Equivalency
classes, college, technical training or a career, may
want to enroll in Academic, College and Career
Preparation see page 19.
Registration: Wednesdays 1/6/16 or 3/16/16
Anna Kirchgater Elementary School
8141 Stevenson Ave., Sacramento 95828
Mondays and Wednesdays — 3-6 pm
Registration: Thursdays 1/7/16 or 3/17/16
at 3 pm in Room 5
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Academics
Learn English at Home!
Distance Learning is for students who cannot come to
class every day or for students who are in a class and want
to learn more English. Distance Learning offers ESL instruction via DVD and Online.
Citizenship Preparation Classes
Ready to become a United States Citizen?
Citizenship class will help you:
• Prepare for the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) Interview
• Study US History and Government
• Improve your English reading, writing, and speaking
Distance Learning — ESL DVD checkout
Learn to listen to, read, write, and speak English in your own
home! Our DVD checkout program teaches students English as
it relates to life, work, and citizenship preparation. Meet with
your teacher each week to check your progress and get new
study packets.
Beginning to Intermediate M/W 9 am-Noon
EGACE-Gerber
Beginning to Intermediate T/Th 6-9 pm
EGACE-Gerber
Classes are for permanent residents who have met residency
requirements and plan to apply for US Citizenship within the
next six months. Students must bring alien registration card for
verification.
Register for Citizenship classes at the EGACE main campus.
Register on Saturdays 1/9/16; 2/20/16; 3/12/16 and 4/9/16 at 9
am. Please arrive on time. No babysitting is available.
Distance Learning – ESL Online
Do you have a home computer with Internet access? Do you like
to use the computer to learn? If so Distance Learning ESL Online
may be for you! Improve your reading, writing, listening and
speaking skills with our ESL online program, Burlington English. Students attend an ESL Online new student orientation and
meet with their teacher for one on one assistance during tutoring
hours.
Intermediate/Advanced
T
12:30-2:30 pm EGACE-Gerber
Intermediate/Advanced
Th
5:30-7:30 pm EGACE-Gerber
Students interested in ESL classes at our main campus on
Gerber Road or distance learning must make an appointment to come in to take a test and register for class.
Registration appointments are available online at www.
egusd.net/egace. Space is very limited and appointments
fill up fast.
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TESTING/ASSESSMENT SERVICES
Typing Test
Typing tests are offered on a regular basis. Tests consist of two
3-minute practice tests and two 5-minute actual tests. The test process takes approximately one hour, and certificates are issued upon
completion of the exam. Please bring a valid photo ID to your testing
appointment.
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Paraeducator
Examination
The Paraeducator exam is offered on a regular basis. The two-part
multiple-choice exam covers math and English skills. The test can
take up to three hours to complete. Pre-registration is required, and
testing dates fill up quickly. Study guides are available for both subjects for $2 each at the EGACE front office. (Please check the job
description of the position you are applying for to make sure you are
required to take this exam.) Please bring a valid photo ID to your
testing appointment.
Register for Typing Test and NCLB Test online at: www.egusd.net/egace
or by calling (916) 686-7783.
Pre-registration is required and fees must be paid at the time of
registration. Location: EGACE, 8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento
Fee: $15 There are no refunds!
Please visit our website for an updated testing schedule
GED® Test
EGACE is an approved GED® testing site. MyGEDTM is your start-to-finish tool for the GED® program.
Visit GED.com to get more information and to register and pay for your GED® Test! (Registration is no
longer completed at the test sites — you must pre-register and pay online at GED.com.)
HiSET® Exam — A state approved High School Equivalency exam
EGACE is an approved HiSET® Testing Center. MyHiSET® is your tool for signing up, paying for, and
scheduling your test. It’s also where you’ll check your scores. You must create an account at hiset.ets.org/testtakers
Adults with Disabilities
In cooperation with Elk Grove Adult Community Training (EGACT) we offer a wide range of programs for adults with developmental disabilities. Courses focus on developing life and vocational skills so that students may gain a greater sense of independence
and maintain a less restrictive lifestyle. Clients must be eligible for services through Alta Regional Center.
Elk Grove Adult and Community Training
8810 Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove, CA 95624
Partners Parent-Participation Preschool
Our preschool program is theme-based and emphasizes the following:
• Hands-on learning
• Occasional field trips that add to the fun of learning
• Positive social interaction
• Acquisition of pre-reading and math skills based on each child’s developmental stage
• Two parent conferences to review child’s progress
• One evening parent education meeting per month
Program is offered 4 days per week
Monday-Thursday mornings 8:30-11:30 am
Fee: $200 per month, plus $25 registration fee per child
Irene B. West Elementary School
8625 Serio Way (Charente Way & Serio Way)
Elk Grove, CA 95758
(916) 682-5583
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GENERAL INFORMATION & POLICIES
Americans With Disabilities Act
The Elk Grove Unified School District is committed to achieving full compliance with the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA) and does not:
1. Deny the benefits of district programs, services and activities to qualified individuals with a disability
on the basis of a disability.
2. Discriminate on the basis of disability in access to or provision of programs, services, activities of the
district, or application for employment or employment to qualified individuals with disabilities.
3. Provide separate, unequal or different programs, services or activities, unless the separate or different
programs are necessary to ensure that the benefits and services are equally effective.
The district operates its programs so that, when viewed in their entirety, they are readily accessible to or
usable by individuals with disabilities. EGACE welcomes those with disabilities to participate fully in the
programs, services and activities offered to students, parents, guardians and members of the public. If you
need a disability-related modification or accommodation, including auxiliary aids or services, to participate
in any program, service or activity offered to you, contact us at (916) 686-7717 at least 48 hours before
the scheduled event so that we may make every reasonable effort to accommodate you. If you have an
observation of a possible barrier to access or a complaint about access, please contact the district’s ADA
Coordinator.[Government Code Section 54953.2; Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 202 (42
U.S.C. Section 12132), (42 U.S.C. Section 12132, Section 35.106)]
NON-DISCRIMINATION and ACCESS POLICIES | District programs and activities shall be free from
discrimination, including harassment, intimidation and bullying based on a student’s actual or perceived
disability, gender identity, gender expression, nationality, race, ethnicity, color, ancestry, religion, sexual
orientation, age, marital or parental status, or association with a person or group with one or more of these
actual or perceived characteristics. This policy applies to all acts related to school activity or school attendance occurring within a school under the jurisdiction of the District Superintendent. The Elk Grove
Unified School District welcomes those with disabilities to participate fully in the programs, services, and
activities offered to students, parents, guardians and members of the public. If you need a disability-related
modification or accommodation, including auxiliary aids or services, to participate in any program, service
or activity offered to you, please contact Elk Grove Adult and Community Education at 916-686-7717 at
least 48 hours before the scheduled event so that we may make every reasonable effort to accommodate
you. Government Code: Section 54953.2; Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 202 (42 U.S.C.
Section 12132.)
Sexual Harassment Policy
The Elk Grove Unified School District prohibits unlawful sexual harassment of or by any student by anyone
in and of the district.
Teachers shall discuss this policy with their students in age-appropriate ways and should assure them that
they need not endure any form of sexual harassment.
Any student who engages in the sexual harassment of anyone in or from the district may be subject to
disciplinary action up to and including expulsion. Any employee who permits or engages in the sexual
harassment may be subject to disciplinary action up to and including dismissal.
The Board expects students or staff to immediately report incidents of sexual harassment to the principal or
designee or to another district administrator.
Any student who feels that he/she is being discriminated against or harassed should immediately contact
the principal or designee. In addition, a written complaint can be filed in accordance with BP/AR 1312.3.
Written complaint forms and policies are at all school sites and online at:
http://www.egusd.net/students_parents/district_policies.cfm
The district prohibits retaliatory behavior against any complainant or any participant in the complaint process. Each complaint of sexual harassment shall be promptly investigated in a way that respects the privacy
of all parties concerned.
Prohibited sexual harassment includes, but is not limited to, unwelcome sexual advances, requests for
sexual favors and other verbal, visual or physical conduct of a sexual nature, when:
• Submission to the conduct is explicitly or implicitly made a term or condition of an individual’s employment, academic status or progress;
• Submission to, or rejection of, the conduct by the individual is used as a basis for academic or employment decisions affecting the individual;
• The conduct has a purpose or effect of having a negative impact upon the individual’s academic or work performance, or of creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive work or educational environ-
ment; and
• Submission to, or rejection of, the conduct by the individual is used as the basis for any decision affecting the individual regarding benefits, services, honors, programs or activities available at or offered
through the school. [E.C. 212.5]
Other types of conduct which are prohibited in the district and which may constitute sexual harassment
include:
• Unwelcome leering, sexual flirtations or propositions;
• Unwelcome sexual slurs, epithets, threats, verbal abuse, derogatory comments or sexually degrading
descriptions;
• Graphic verbal comments about an individual’s body or overly personal conversation;
• Sexual jokes, stories, drawings, pictures or gestures;
• Spreading sexual rumors;
• Teasing or sexual remarks about students;
• Touching an individual’s body or clothes in a sexual way;
• Cornering or blocking of normal movements for sexual purposes;
• Displaying sexually suggestive objects in the educational or work environment;
• Any act of retaliation against an individual who reports a violation of the district’s sexual harassment
policy or who participates in the investigation of a sexual harassment complaint.
CIVIC CODE
1714.1 Liability of parents/guardians for willful misconduct of minor.
EDUCATION CODE
200-240 Prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sex, especially: E.C. 231.5; 48904 Liability of parent/
guardian for willful student misconduct; 48980 Notice at beginning of term.
UNITED STATES CODE, TITLE 42
2000d & 2000e et seq. Title VI and Title VII, Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended 2000h-2 et seq. Title IX,
1972 Education Act Amendments, Franklin vs Gwinnet County Schools (1992) 112 S.Ct. 1028.
Statement of Civil Rights Compliance
All educational and vocational opportunities are offered without regard to race, color, national origin, sex
or disability. A lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in educational and vocational programs. (Federal Regulation, Title IX; Board Policy 0201)
Uniform Complaint Procedure
You may contact your school’s office or the district office to obtain a copy of the district’s complaint procedures. Policies, procedures and forms can also be found online at
http://www.egusd.net/students_parents/district_policies.cfm.
Complaints alleging discrimination shall be filed by a person on their own behalf or on behalf of another
person or group of people. An unlawful discrimination complaint must be filed not later than six months
from the date the alleged discrimination occurs or six months from the date the complainant first obtains
knowledge of the facts of the alleged discrimination. Complaints regarding a special needs student may be
filed within 12 months of the occurrence. [E.C. 56500.2]
The complaint procedure can be used for a variety of issues not mentioned above including, but not limited
to, employee issues, school safety planning requirements in the No Child Left Behind Act and policies and
procedures of the district. Confidentiality and privacy shall be respected in all complaint investigations. The
following procedures shall be used to file UCP complaints: [5 C.C.R. 4600 et seq.]
• Complaints made under this procedure shall be directed to the UCP officer who is responsible for
processing the claims.
• A decision must be issued within 60 days from the receipt of the complaint unless the complainant agrees in writing to extend the timeline.
• You may contact the UCP officer to obtain a copy of the complaint process at 916.686.7795.
• The complainant has the option of having the complaint mediated.
• After receiving the complaint, there shall be an investigative meeting.
• The compliance officer shall send a written report about the investigation and decision.
• You may forward the complaint directly to CDE and it may choose to intervene immediately based on
established criteria.
• There is nothing in this process that precludes a complainant from pursuing available civil law remedies
outside of the district’s complaint procedures. Such remedies may include mediation, attorneys and
legal action. Civil law remedies may include, but are not limited to, injunctions and restraining orders.
• An unlawful discrimination complaint must be filed no later than six months from the date the alleged
discrimination occurred or six months from the date the complainant first obtains knowledge of the facts of the alleged discrimination. Complaints regarding a special needs student must be filed within
12 months of the date of occurrence.
• For discrimination complaints, 60 days must elapse from the time an appeal is filed with CDE before
pursuing civil remedies except for an injunction.
• Complaints may also be forwarded to appropriate state or federal agencies in the following cases:
Refund Policy
Career Training Institute Programs/Certification Programs
EGACE partners with outside agencies to provide career technology certificates and training programs.
These agencies have written refund policies in their orientation packets. Please read these policies carefully
before signing your agreement:
• No refund without original receipt.
• Request for refund should be in writing.
• All approved refunds are subject to $100.00 service fee.
• There is no refund for Books, Supplies, Fingerprinting, TB/Health History/CPR/First Aid/Exam/Immunization fees once those services have been completed or supplied to students.
• A prorated refund will be made for students who withdraw from the program prior to completing 60%
of the program. No refund is due after 60% of the enrollment period has been completed.
Always Learning Community Education Classes/CTI Introductory and Refresher Courses
Please make your selection carefully.
• Refunds or letters of credit are allowed if requested in writing up to five (5) business days prior to the
start of the class.
• Refunds may be requested by fax, walk-in, email or by mail.
• A $5 processing fee will be assessed for each class canceled by the student.
• A full refund will be given if a class is canceled by Always Learning.
• Please allow up to four (4) weeks for processing.
• No refunds, credits, or transfers will be issued for non-attendance.
• No refunds are given for material fees and books that students have received.
NCLB/ Typing Test
• Sorry, no refunds
The principal or designee shall take appropriate actions to reinforce the district’s sexual harassment policy.
These actions may include:
• Removing vulgar or offending graffiti;
• Providing staff inservice and student instruction or counseling.
• Taking appropriate disciplinary action as needed.
The Board of Education designates the following compliance officers to receive and investigate all sexual
harassment complaints and ensure district compliance with the law:
• Against employees—Associate Superintendent, Human Resources, 9510 Elk Grove-Florin Road, Elk
Grove, CA 95624, 916.686.7795.
• Student against student—Associate Superintendent, PreK-6 Education, 916.686.7704; or Associate Superintendent, Secondary Education, 916.686.7706; 9510 Elk Grove-Florin Road, Elk Grove, CA 95624.
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ALWAYS LEARNING REGISTRATION FORM
Always Learning Community Education
REGISTRATION IS EASY!
MAIL: Print and send this completed form with check or money order to:
Elk Grove Adult and Community Education, 8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento, CA 95828
CHARGE BY PHONE: Call (916) 686-7783
WALK IN: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
CHARGE BY FAX: (916) 689-5752
REGISTER ONLINE: www.egusd.net/egace
Refund Policy: Always Learning Community Education Classes
Please make your selection carefully. Refunds or letters of credit are allowed if requested in writing up to five business days
prior to the start of the class. Refunds may be requested by fax, walk in, email, or by mail. A $5 processing fee will be assessed
for each enrollment cancelled by the student. A full refund will be given if a class is cancelled by Always Learning. Please allow
up to four weeks for processing. No refunds, credits or transfers will be issued for non-attendance. No refunds are given for
materials and books that students have purchased.
Date of Registration:_____________________________ q Male
q Female
Date of Birth:_______________________
Name:__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address:________________________________________________________________________________________________
City:______________________________________________________________________ Zip:___________________________
Telephone (Home):___________________________________(Cell):_________________________________________________
COURSE NUMBER & TITLE
START DATE
FEE
__________________________________________________________________
________________ _____________
__________________________________________________________________
________________ _____________
__________________________________________________________________
________________ _____________
First Student TOTAL:
Name:___________________________________________________q Male_
q Female
______________
Date of Birth:________________
COURSE NUMBER & TITLE
START DATE
FEE
__________________________________________________________________
________________ _____________
__________________________________________________________________
________________ _____________
Method of Payment q Check q VISA q MasterCard
Card #:________________________________________________________ Second Student TOTAL:
______________
GRAND TOTAL DUE:
______________
Exp. Date:______________________________________________________
Signature:______________________________________________________ To receive a confirmation/receipt, please provide an email address:_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
e-mail: tmschult@egusd.net • www.egusd.net/egace • (916) 686-7783
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE
P A I D
PERMIT NO. 23
ELK GROVE, CA 95624
ECRWSS
8401-B Gerber Road
Sacramento, CA 95828
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
Enhance Your Skills • Pursue Your Passions • Discover a Career
CAREER TRAINING INSTITUTE
Join us for CTI Information Night!
Wednesday, January 20 • 6-8 pm
Come learn more about the school, programs, registration fees,
prerequisites, and payment options. Career advisors, administrators,
instructors, and program graduates will answer all your questions!
EGACE, 8401-B Gerber Road, Sacramento • Call (916) 686-7724 to reserve your space
ALWAYS LEARNING
Learn new skills that will help you at work or at play! Explore what
interests you — from fine arts to finance, genealogy to guitar.
Register for affordable, close-to-home classes on our new website!
www.egusd.net/egace

Elk Grove Adult and Community Education

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