class schedule 2012-2013 - Metropolitan Education District

CLASS SCHEDULE2012-2013MetropolitanAdultEducationProgramClassesStartfor the Fall onAugust 14www.MetroED.net

Metropolitan Education DistrictWelcome to MetroED!2012-2013 www.metroed.netChangingLives!Due to the continuing economic uncertainty in the state and a two-thirds cut to MetroED’sadult education budget, we have found it necessary to reduce the number of classesavailable for students and to eliminate the 50+ (older adult) Program. MAEP administersadult education for San Jose Unified School District. Our classes will be available foradults in their attendance area only for the coming year. Thank you in advance for yourunderstanding of these necessary changes.My vision for the MetroED organization includes providing relevant, high-quality highschool and adult educational programs to meet the career and academic needs of allstudents. On behalf of the teaching, administrative and classified staff, I thank you forcontinuing to support our high school and adult classes.Paul HaySuperintendentMetroED Governing BoardCynthia ChangGoverning Board PresidentLos Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union HSD17421 Farley Road WestLos Gatos, CA 95030Daniel BobayGoverning Board Vice PresidentMilpitas Unified School District1331 E. Calaveras Blvd.Milpitas, CA 95035Richard GarciaGoverning Board ClerkSan Jose Unified School District855 Lenzen AvenueSan Jose, CA 95126MetroED’s Fall 2012 Schedule of Classesincludes a wide range of classes selectedwith our students’ individual interests andneeds in mind. MAEP offers classes whichfocus on teaching students new skills orenhancing present skills for those seekingbetter jobs. In addition, MAEP offers a varietyof classes for improving reading, math andEnglish language skills, earning a high schooldiploma or a GED Certificate.Mission StatementMetropolitan Education DistrictJim CanovaGoverning Board MemberSanta Clara Unified School District1889 Lawrence RoadSanta Clara, CA 95052Diane GordonGoverning Board MemberCampbell Union High School District3235 Union AvenueSan Jose, CA 95124J.Manuel HerreraGoverning Board MemberEast Side Union High School District830 N. Capitol AvenueSan Jose, CA 95133MetroED, the collaborative education district, prepares youth and adults to be soughtafter employees and contributing community members who learn and earn for a lifetime.Metropolitan Adult Education Program (MAEP)The Metropolitan Adult Education Program provides a supportive learning environmentthat prepares students to achieve their fullest potential by developing skills to succeed ina global society.ACCREDITATIONThe Metropolitan Education District programs are accredited by the WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges. Accreditation affirms quality of instruction andassures that coursework taken at this school for credit will be accepted by the otherinstitutions, including colleges and universities.2Metropolitan Education DistrictMETROPOLITAN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM (MAEP)Program:TABLE OF CONTENTSPage• English As A Second Language (ESL)................................................................ 4ESL Classes• Student Placement................................................................................................ 5• Adult Basic Education (ABE)............................................................................... 5• Adult High School Diploma Program..............................................................6--7Graduation Requirements.................................................................................................. 6Independent Study Program (ISP)..................................................................................... 7High School Subjects......................................................................................................... 7• Capitol High School Program.............................................................................. 8• GED Testing Preparation Classes....................................................................... 9• GED Testing Center Information........................................................................ 10• Adult Education On-line Courses...................................................................... 11On-line Career Training Programs at www.gatlineducation.com/metroedOn-line Short Courses at www.ed2go.com/metroed• Career Technical Education Program..........................................................12-15Accounting Clerk Certificate............................................................................................. 12Office Skills...................................................................................................................... 14Medical Assistant............................................................................................................. 15• MetroED Veterans Career Technical Training Initiative................................... 15• Notice of Non-discrimination and Complaint Procedures.............................. 17MAEP CalendarClasses Begin August 14, 2012Holidays:Labor Day...................... September 3, 2012No Evening Classes...... October 31, 2012Veterans Day................. November 12, 2012Thanksgiving Week....... November 19-23, 2012Martin Luther King Day. January 21, 2013Fall Classes End........... December 21, 2012Holiday Shutdown......... December 24-31, 2012...................................... and January 1-4, 2013Spring Classes Begin.... January 8, 2013Winter Break.................. February 18-22, 2013Spring Break.................. April 8-12, 2013Last Day of School........ May 24, 2013MAEP Graduation......... June 5, 20132012-2013 www.metroed.net3

Metropolitan Education District 2012-2013 www.metroed.netMetropolitan Education District 2012-2013 www.metroed.netMetropolitan Adult Education ProgramSTUDENT PLACEMENTENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)ingles como segundo lenguajeAnh Van Sinh Ngu thu hai$30 class fee per semester and a $30 annual registration fee, per school year.Refundable only if class is cancelled.Metropolitan Adult Education Center760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 1, San Jose 95136Call (408) 723-6450 for assessment appointment.english as a second language - all levelsThe Metropolitan Adult Education Programoffers English-As-A-Second Language (ESL)classes. Practical English instruction, frombasic literacy to advanced levels, is offered.Classes assist students in developing theskills to succeed in a global society.Class Fee: $30 per semester.Starts Day Time8/14/12 Monday-Friday 8:30-11:45 am8/14/12 Monday-Friday 12:30-2:30 pm8/14/12 Monday-Thursday 6:30-9:45 pmRegistration begins:July 24 at 9 AM for Day classes.July 25 at 5:30 PM for Evening classes.Comprehensive Adult Skills Assessment System (CASAS) placement assessment(on-going) for students entering:‣ English as a Second Language (ESL)Testing of Adult Basic Education (TABE) placement assessment (on-going) forstudents entering:‣ Adult Basic Education (ABE)‣ Adult High School Diploma/Independent Study Programs (HS/ISP)‣ General Educational Development Testing Preparation (GED)‣ Medical Assisting (CTE)‣ Office Skills (CTE)Student orientation will be completed in accordance with the program requirements.Placement TABE TimeAfternoon Wednesday 1:00pmEvening Wednesday 6:30pmPlacement CASAS TimeAfternoon Tuesday 1:00pmEvening Tuesday 6:30pmADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)$30 annual registration fee, per school year. Refundable only if class is cancelled.adult basic education 9905Recognized by the California Department of Education as a Program of Excellence,MAEP’s Adult Basic Education program offers adults a way to advance their reading,writing, and math skills to the high school level.If your goal is to proceed from this class to the high school diploma class, then youcan be working on elective and high school credits and apply them towards an MAEPhigh school diploma. You can also proceed to a GED Preparation class. Studentsset their goals and the teacher prepares an individual learning plan for each studentto support those goals.Computer-assisted learning, individual, small group, and whole class lessons areintegrated into the curriculum as teachers engage with their students and facilitatesuccessful student outcomes.Classes are open entry. Enter at any time; subject to availability.MORNINGCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Friday 8:30-11:45 amEVENINGCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Thursday 6:30-9:45 pmESL classroom.Adult students who reside inthe San Jose Unified SchoolDistrict attendance area are givenpreference for classes.International Day Performers!45

Metropolitan Education District 2012-2013 www.metroed.netMetropolitan Education District 2012-2013 www.metroed.netADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAMADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAMTo register for the Adult High School Diploma Program, call to make anappointment for an assessment, followed by a counseling appointment.Transcripts are required at your counseling appointment. Open entry asspace is available.Call (408) 723-6450 for more information and space availability.$30 annual registration fee (non-refundable) due prior to beginning class.independent study PROGRAM (ISP)Earn your high school diplomaSelf-paced, flexible program!Meet once a week with your teacher at the Metroplitan Adult EducationCenter (MC) and complete your assignments at home.graduation requirementsStudents must earn 190 credits in orderto graduate. Because of the many factorsinvolved, the evaluation of an adult’sprior training, education, and experienceis done on an individual basis.English.........................................40World History...............................10U.S. History..................................10U.S. Government...........................5Economics.....................................5Mathematics................................10Algebra........................................10Biological Science .......................10Physical Science .........................10Fine Arts or Foreign Language....10Electives......................................70CAHSEE (Exit Exam)........RequiredTOTAL SEMESTER CREDITS....190It’s never too late toearn your high schooldiploma!VOLUNTEERAlgebra and Science tutors neededonce or twice a week; morning,afternoon or evening.Work one-on-one with adultstudents who are completing creditsfor their high school diploma.Call Shirley Atkins408-723-6585satkins@metroed.netWe also need tutors for other highschool subjects and classes such asAdult Basic Skills and GED Prep.VOLUNTEERS MAKE ADIFFERENCEIN OUR STUDENTS’ LIVES!This program is offered day and evening for people whose workschedules or life circumstances do not permit attendancein traditional high school diploma classes.Call (408) 723-6450 for details.$30 annual registration fee, non-refundable.$40 refundable book deposit.HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTSThis class is designed for students to complete the courses needed for their highschool diploma. Students work at their own pace on individual course plans.Courses include: English 1-4, Basic & Intermediate General Math, Algebra, PhysicalScience, Earth Science, Biological Sciences, U.S. History, U.S. Government, WorldHistory, Geography, Economics, Art Appreciation, Career Development, Introductionto Keyboarding/Word Processing, and CAHSEE Prep: ELA, math, and electives.Classes are open entry. Enter at any time; subject to availability.MORNINGCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Friday 8:30-11:45 amAFTERNOONCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Friday 12:30-3:45 pmEVENINGCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Thursday 6:30-9:45 pmClass of 2012 Metropolitan Adult Education Graduates67

Metropolitan Education DistrictCAPITOL HIGHSCHOOL PROGRAM2012-2013 www.metroed.netIs Capitol High the Place for You?• Are you able to attend school regularly?• Are you willing to pass all of your classes with a “C” or better?• Are you eager to make up school credits in order to graduate?• Are you interested in working at your own pace, completing only thesubjects YOU NEED to graduate:If the answer is YES to these questions, you should consider attendingCapitol High School!The Capitol High School program is designed for juniors and seniors whoare behind in credits and interested in graduating with their class. Creditsearned at Capitol High are transferred to the student’s home high schooland counted towards graduation.Capitol High School students attend school full-time on the MetroEDHillsdale campus. Students earn academic credits by completingindividual contracts in an instructional lab setting. They receive personalattention and help from the teacher and aide. Contracts include textbook,computer and project assignments.Students also participate in a CCOC class. While at CCOC, students earnelective credits and learn specific job skills. Capitol High School currentlyserves 60 students.Prospective students must be between 16 and 18 and have alreadyearned a minimum of 50 high school credits. Students who would benefitfrom self-paced learning, computer-assisted instruction and personalattention in Capitol’s supportive atmosphere should discuss this optionwith their high school counselor, then call the Capitol High School office at(408) 723-6550. For more information on Capitol High School Program:www.MetroED.netMetropolitan Education District 2012-2013 www.metroed.netGED TESTing PREPARATION•Prepare to pass the five separate tests for the California High SchoolEquivalency Certificate: Math, Reading, Science, Social Studies, and Writing.•Take an assessment/appraisal to enter.•CLASSES ARE OPEN ENTRY. ENTER AT ANY TIME - subject to availability.•$30 annual registration fee, non-refundable.Prepare to pass the five separate tests for the California High School EquivalencyCertificate by following an individualized course of study. Learn to use the approvedscientific calculator for math problems. Review material, strengthen weaker areasand take simulated tests before you take the actual GED exams.For appointment or additional information, call (408) 723-6450MORNINGCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Friday 8:30-11:45 amAFTERNOONCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Friday 12:30-3:45 pmEVENINGCenter Starts Days TimeMC 8/14/12 Monday-Thursday 6:30-9:45 pmChangingStudents’LivesGED Studentsworking on Probabiltyconcepts in their GEDPreparation Class.CreatingBrighterFuturesCapitol High Students working onindividual contracts in a supportivelearning enviornment.Reach for the Stars so you canachieve your goals by attendingCapitol High school.8GED Student working onmath concepts in her GEDPreparation Class.9

Metropolitan Education District2012-2013 www.metroed.netGED: GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENTMetropolitan Education District2012-2013 www.metroed.netadult education on-line coursesSign up to attend GED Testing registration before you take the tests. Attendanceis by appointment only and required in order to register for the GED Tests. Allcandidates must bring a valid government issue photo I.D. to registration andtest sessions.Individuals who need special accommodations to take the test are advised tocontact the GED Testing Center.Call (408) 723-6450 or log onto www.MetroED.net for more information or toschedule your registration appointment.GED testing registration is held on Mondays at 1:00 p.m. (except holidays) byappointment only. Registration lasts 2 hours.Testing is available on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursdays.Please refer to www.MetroED.net for testing policies and testing schedule.Testing is open to anyone who has completed the GED Testing registrationand who meets the age requirement. Tests are offered in English. Tests are byappointment only.Cost: $150.00 for all five (5) tests.Pre-payment of the GED Testing fee is required at the registration session.No refunds will be given.Re-Test Fee: $25.00. It allows you to retest in a single subject.Bubble Error Processing Fee: $30.00MetroED:Official GED Testing Center(Scores cannot be released until errors are corrected.)Payment of Fees: Cash or money order only payable to MetroED. No refunds.Prices subject to change without notice.GED Testing Center is located at760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 15San Jose, CA 95136.is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education and maynot be used or reproduced without the express written permission of theAmerican Council on Education.10ON-LINE CAREERTRAINING PROGRAMSDesigned to provide the workforceskills necessary to acquire professionalcaliber positions.Expert and trained instructors fromeach respective field.Classes include textbooks, lessons,evaluation, and tests.Open enrollment.Learn from home.24-Hour AccessOver 100 on-line certificate programs• Health and Fitness Medical Specialist Dental Assistant Pharmacy Technician. . . And Many More Classes!• Business and Professional Certificated Bookkeeper Microsoft Office Paralegal. . . And Many More Classes!• IT and Software Development eBusiness Webmaster. . . And Many More Classes!• Management and Corporate Grant Writing Payroll Specialist Technical Writing. . . And Many More Classes• Media and Design Digital Arts Video Game Design Web Database. . . And Many More Classes!• Hospitality and Gaming Travel Agent Wedding Planner 3ds Max. . . And Many More Classes!• Skilled Trades and Industrial Auto Service Tech Home Inspector HVAC Technician. . . And Many More Classes!ENROLL NOW!www.gatlineducation.com/metroedToll Free: (877) 221-5151ON-LINE SHORT COURSESExpert Instructors24-Hour AccessClasses includeLessonsQuizzesHands-on AssignmentsDiscussion AreaSupplementary Links6 Weeks of InstructionOver 300 short classes inGrant WritingPayroll SpecialistTechnical WritingMedia and DesignWeb Graphics & DesignDatabase ManagementLanguagesGMAT, GRE, LSAT PrepPersonal Finance & AccountingDigital Photography & VideoMath and Science. . .And Many More Classes!CLASSES STARTAS LOW AS $99ENROLL NOW!www.ed2go.com/metroedAFFORDABLECONVENIENTACCESSIBLE!All courses require Internet access, e-mail, the Netscape Navigator or the MicrosoftInternet Explorer web browsers.Some courses may have additional requirements.Please visit our On-line InstructionCenter for more information orcall (408) 723-6453.11

Metropolitan Education DistrictCAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM$30 annual registration fee. Refunds will only be given if a class is filledor if a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.Walk-in registration begins July 31, 9:00 a.m.For registration information call theMetropolitan Adult Education Center at 408-723-6450ACCOUNTING2012-2013 www.metroed.netaccounting clerk certificateThe Accounting Clerk Certificate Program prepares students for entry level positionsin large and small firms. Students learn double-entry bookkeeping, journals andledgers, payroll documents, and bank statement reconciliation. To obtain theAccounting Clerk Certificate, students must complete the following four courses witha minimum score of 70% on every assignment and test: Basic Principles of SmallBusiness Accounting I, Basic Principles of Small Business Accounting II, ComputerAccounting with QuickBooks Pro (or Quickbooks-Accounting Made Easy, LevelsI & II), and Payroll Records and Procedures. Each class is $70.00 plus the textbookcosts below.Basic Principles of Small Business Accounting I and II Book:College Accounting by Price, Haddock, Brock - 11th Edition: Irwin McGraw-Hill, 2007: ISBN#9780073229386.QuickBooks Pro Book:Computer Accounting with QuickBooks Pro 2010 by Donna Ulmer: Irwin McGraw-Hill, 2010:ISBN #9780073527154Payroll Records & Procedures Book:Payroll Records and Procedures by Sherry Cohen & David Haddock, Fifth Edition: IrwinMcGraw-Hill, ISBN #978-0-07-298243-5.Basic Principles of Small Business Accounting i 7435Instructor: Gelagay Room 19Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.843531 $70 Mon./Wed. 8:30-11:45am 8/15/12-10/1012 MC843541 $70 Mon./Wed. 8:30-11:45am 1/09/13-3/13/13 MCBasic Principles of Small Business Accounting ii 7436Instructor: Gelagay Room 19Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.843632 $70 Mon./Wed. 8:30-11:45am 10/15/12-12/17/12 MC843642 $70 Mon./Wed. 8:30-11:45am 3/18/13-5/15/13 MCComputer Accounting with quickbooks pro 7437Instructor: Gelagay Room 19Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.843733 $70 Tues./Thurs. 8:30-11:45am 8/16/12-10/09/12 MC843743 $70 Tues./Thurs. 8:30-11:45am 1/15/12-3/14/13 MCPAYROLL RECORDS AND PROCEDURES 7438Instructor: Gelagay Room 19Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.843834 $70 Tues./Thurs. 8:30-11:45am 10/16/12-12/13/12 MC843844 $70 Tues./Thurs. 8:30-11:45am 3/17/13-5/16/13 MCMetropolitan Education District2012-2013 www.metroed.netCAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMOFFICEOFFICE SKILLS 9941To begin or advance and succeed in an office career, the following certificate programwill ensure you develop the skills for entry and middle level positions. At your ownpace, gain knowledge, speed, and accuracy in Microsoft Office Suite programs andthe electronic calculator. Develop your teamwork, problem-solving and leadershipskills while learning business vocabulary and math, telephone techniques, and filingsystems.Open entry as space is available. Call (408) 723-6450 for placement test date. Cost$70.00 per semester. Microsoft Office Certification exam $50.00OFFICE SPECIALIST I CertificateThe Office Specialist I module is designed as a 12-week, competency-based coursethat includes computer keyboarding, 10-key calculator, beginning Microsoft Word,Excel, and Outlook, Internet, business vocabulary, telephone etiquette, and resumewriting to qualify for entry-level positions.OFFICE SPECIALIST II CertificateSince this module builds on the clerical skills and procedures mastered in the previouslevel, the Office Specialist II module requires completion of the Office Specialist Icourse or demonstration of comparable skills. In addition to Intermediate MicrosoftWord and Excel, the course includes business math and correspondence, creatingfolders and organizing contact lists in Outlook, increased speed and accuracy incomputer keyboarding and 10-key calculator is also necessary to pass this level.OFFICE SPECIALIST III CertificateWorking from the skills acquired in the previous module(s), Office Specialist IIIstudents continue through Advanced Microsoft Word & Excel and learn PowerPoint.They complete clerical simulations, attitude assessments and 15 hours of office workexperience during this curriculum.ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CertificateTo complete the final course, students must master clerical skills and procedures fromthe previous levels, including computer keyboarding at 50+ WPM, 10-key electroniccalculator at 160 SAM, and Microsoft Access. Proficiency must be demonstratedin skills needed for the job search process such as resume writing and interviewing.Another 36 hours of office work experience is required.Instructor: Meier Room 17Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.894131 $70 M-F 8:30-11:45am 8/14/12-12/21/12 MC894141 $70 M-F 8:30-11:45am 1/8/13-05/24/13 MCInstructor: Meier Room 17Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.894133 $70 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 8/14/12-12/21/12 MC894143 $70 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 1/8/13-05/24/13 MCInstructor: Gelagay Room 19Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.894134 $70 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 8/14/12-12/21/12 MC894144 $70 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 1/08/13-05/24/13 MCChanging Students' LivesCreating Brighter Futures!1213

Metropolitan Education DistrictCAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMOFFICE2012-2013 www.metroed.netMICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS 9943This self-paced course is designed for students who want to develop their skills in thefollowing Microsoft Office Products: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access. Cost:$70 per semester.Instructor: Meier Room 17Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.894331 $70 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 8/14/12-12/21/12 MC894341 $70 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 1/08/13-05/24/13 MCMetropolitan Education District2012-2013 www.metroed.netMetroED Career Technical Training InitiativeThe Veterans Career Technical TrainingInitiative is a collaborative partnership ofvarious organizations whose purpose isto provide post 9/11 veterans with careertechnical training and priority job searchservices and other resources.The training is provided at no cost toveterans, and is held at the CentralCounty Occupational Center (CCOC) andMetropolitan Adult Education Programs(MAEP) at their campus on HillsdaleAvenue in San Jose.MEDICALMEDICAL ASSISTANT 9940This 685 hour medical assistant course is a nine-month program, consisting of eightmodules and a month of externship. Each module meets daily for four to five weeks.At the end of the course, students will demonstrate mastery in front and back medicaloffice procedures. Students may begin the program at the start of any module, asspace is available. The cost is $1,250 per program year, which includes books. Thematerial fee is $250.Pre-requisites: high school diploma or proof of GED completion. Students may beenrolled simultaneously in the Medical Assistant program and High School diplomaor GED class, but must complete all requirements prior to the completion of theMedical Assistant program. Students are required to purchase professional liabilityinsurance and must have current TB test results and proof of immunizations prior tostarting their externships.Instructor: Safari Room 18Sec. Cost Days Time Start-End Loc.894000 $1500 M-F 8:30-11:45am 8/14/12-6/22/13 MC894002 $1500 M-F 12:30-3:45pm 8/14/12-6/22/13 MCChanging Students' Lives...Creating Brighter Futures!14VeteransCareerTechnicalTrainingatNo CostSupporters:Hon. Mike HondaU.S. House of RepresentativesHon. Elaine AlquistCalifornia State SenatorHon. Ellen M. CorbettCalifornia State SenatorHon. Joe SimitianCalifornia State SenatorHon. Jim Beall, Jr.California AssemblymemberHon. Nora CamposCalifornia AssemblymemberHon. Bob WieckowskiCalifornia AssemblymemberHon. Dave CorteseSanta Clara County SupervisorHon. Chuck ReedMayor, City of San JosePriority job search services and otherresources are provided throughwork2future, NOVAConnect, San JoseEmployment Development Department(EDD) and Project Hired. Please contactour partners directly at:work2future: 408.794-1100NOVA/Connect: 408.774-5421Paroject HIRED: 408.557.0880San Jose EDD: 408.369.360615

Metropolitan Education District2012-2013 www.metroed.netMetropolitan adult education programGeneral InformationNotice of Non-Discrimination andComplaint ProceduresNotice of Non-DiscriminationThe Metropolitan Education District (MetroED) does not discriminate on the basisof race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age orphysical or mental disability in its educational programs and activities or employmentpractices as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of theEducation Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Section 504 ofthe Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Vocational Education Act of 1976. Students,parents, employees, or others who wish further information about the regulations, orabout handicapped access of the district’s facilities, or who wish to file a complaint,should contact the following district: Metropolitan Education District, 760 HillsdaleAvenue, San Jose, California 95136, Phone (408) 723-6464.TEACHERCREDENTIALINGREGISTRATIONPLEASE CALL(408) 723-6466orE-mail:ModuleRegistrar@MetroED.netPlease visit www.MetroED.net/credential.html for themost current schedule.Staff Development Training!Aviso de No DiscriminacíonEl Distrito Metropolitano de Educación no discrimina por razones de raza, color, origennacional, descendencia, religión, sexo, orientación sexual, edad, o incapacidadfísica o mental en sus programas educativos y actividades o en su manera deemplear personal según lo requiere el Titulo VI de la Ley de los Derechos Civilesde1964, el Titulo IX de las Enmiendas Educativas de 1972, la Ley de Discriminaciónde Edad de 1975, la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, y la Ley deEducación Vocacional de 1976. Los alumnos, padres de familia, empleados u otraspersonas que deseen más información acerca de estos reglamentos, o acerca delacceso para los incapacitados a las instalaciones del distrito o que deseen presentarquejas, deben comunicarse con el distrito: Metropolitan Education District, 760Hillsdale Ave., San José, California 95136, Teléfono (408) 723-6464.Complaint ProceduresMetropolitan Education District recognizes that the District has primary responsibilityfor insuring that it complies with state and federal laws governing education programs.The District shall investigate and seek to resolve complaints at the local level. TheDistrict shall follow complaint procedures when addressing complaints allegingunlawful discrimination or failure to comply in all the programs it offers. Please callMetropolitan Adult Education Center at 723-6450, or CCOC at 723-6400 if you havea complaint about the program services or for a copy of the complaint procedures.Proceso de QuejasEl Distrito Metropolitano de Educación reconoce que tiene la responsabilidad primerode asegurar que se cumpla con las leyes estatales y federales que gobiernana los programas educativos. El Distrito investigara y buscará el modo de resolverquejas a nivel local. El Distrito seguirá el proceso de quejas cuando se dispongaa resolver quejas que tengan que ver con la discriminación ilegal o fallode cumplircon lo que el programa ofrece. Por favor llame a Metropolitan Center 723-6450, o aCCOC 723-6400 si usted tiene una queja sobre los servicios ofrecidos por nuestroprograma o para una copia del proceso de quejas.NoteCopies of the procedures are available in Spanish and Vietnamese upon request atour administrative offices.NotaCopias de estas reglas están disponibles en Español en nuestras oficinasadministrativas.1617

Metropolitan Education District2012-2013 Class ScheduleMAEPMetropolitan Adult Education ProgramMetropolitan Adult Education Center760 Hillsdale Avenue, Rm. 1San Jose, CA 95136408-723-6450www.MetroED.netMetroED is the largest career-oriented educational organization in Santa ClaraCounty comprised of high school and adult career-technical, and academicprograms.MetroED annually provides more than 10,000 diverse students with the skills tohelp them be productive, income-earning and tax-paying contributors to SantaClara County.