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CNA /HHA Nursing Programs
Pharmacy Technician
Medical Assistant
Dental Assistant
Medical Billing Class - New! Microsoft Office Assistant - New!
Adult Basic Education
ESL / CITIZENSHIP / GED
GENERAL EDUCATION DIPLOMA
Serving our community since 1937
Principal’s Message Welcome to Oxnard Adult School. The administration, faculty and staff are ready to help you achieve your academic and career goals. We have a selection of classes that were developed to assist those seeking a High School Diploma, employment certification, advanced skills and for those desiring higher education. For over 75 years, Oxnard Adult School has provided residents with many educational opportunities. Our programs offer support services to prepare you for college, entry level work or advanced training. Whether in academic or career training, we assist adult students in making an optimum transition to the workplace or higher education. This brochure highlights a variety of classes, programs and opportu-nities available to those who enroll at our school. We are hopeful this document contains information that will encourage you to explore your options and then enroll in one of our school programs.
Again, let me welcome you to Oxnard Adult School. Sincerely,
Diana Batista
Principal
2016/2017 CALENDAR
August 25, 2016 Academic Classes Begin
August 30, 2016 CTE Classes Begin
September 5, 2016 Labor Day Holiday
November 11, 2016 Veterans’ Day
November 21-25, 2016 Thanksgiving Break
December 19-30, 2016 Winter Recess
January 2, 2017 New Year’s Day Holiday
January 13, 2017 End of 1st Semester
January 16, 2017 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
January 17, 2017 2nd Semester Begins
February 13, 2017 Lincoln’s Day Holiday
February 20, 2017 President’s Day Holiday
April 3-14, 2017 Spring Recess
May 29, 2017 Memorial Day
June 8, 2017 Last Day of School
June 13, 2017 Oxnard Adult School Graduation
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Steve Hall, Ed.D., President
Beatriz R. Herrera, Vice President
Karen M. Sher, Clerk
Gary Davis, Ed.D., Member
Wayne Edmonds, Member
SUPERINTENDENT
Penelope DeLeon, Ed.D.
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
Stephen Dickinson, Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services
Thomas McCoy, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent, Education Services
Robert Rocky Valles, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
Diana Batista, Principal
Aaron Luoma, Assistant Principal
Alexa Sanchez, Academic/Career Counselor
Suzie Houston, Resource Teacher, High School Diploma & Equivalency
Linda Sugino, Resource Teacher, Testing & Accountability
Our Commitment
Oxnard Adult School Mission Statement
The mission of Oxnard Adult School is to meet the needs of the local community by
providing accessible high-quality educational programs that prepare adult students
to survive and thrive as they fulfill their academic, professional, and personal goals
in an encouraging, empowering, and enjoyable learning environment.
Schoolwide Student Learning Outcomes
ALL STUDENTS WILL...
Communicateeffectivelyandconfidentlyinschool,family,social,and
workplace settings
speaking so others can understand
reading with comprehension
listening actively
organizing and presenting information in writing
Applyclassroomlearningtothechallengesof21stcenturyliving
using computers and other technology tools to practice skills, gather
information, and communicate
establishing and monitoring learning goals
achieving success in the workplace
participating as empowered members of the community
Becomeresponsible,self-directedlifelonglearners
using available resources to achieve self-sufficiency
setting and prioritizing life goals
expressing tolerance and respect in a multicultural environment and learn-
ing from one another
becoming positive role models who lead by example.
Oxnard Adult School is accredited by
The Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Accrediting Commission for Schools
Health Science and Medical Technology
Certified Nursing Assistant - CNA
This course prepares students for licensure as a Certified Nursing Assistant with classroom theory and clinical practice that teach the basic nursing skills and proce-dures for providing quality patient care at the bedside of acutely or chronically ill persons in a hospital, skilled care facility, or home setting. Nursing fundamentals and procedures, hygiene and infection control, patient comfort, safety, and home health concepts are covered. Upon successful completion of the course, students qualify to take the CA State Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) competency exam. Upon successful completion of the course the student will be eligible for the State Compe-tency Exam for certification. Exam consists of a written and skills test. Students are responsible for the testing fee because it is not mandatory to take exam. Current
fee is $100.
DATES: August 1– December 12, 2016
Instructor Section Location Schedule* Time Fee Jauregui 64001 CAC - 8 W (Theory) 8:30am-12:30pm $795 McKinney 64000 GCC Th (Clinical) 7:00am - 2:30pm - *See Fall 2016 CNA Calendar for program schedule.
CNA Prerequisites:
Entrance exam is required before admission. The exam fee is $10 and must be paid at the office prior to testing. All students must have a valid government issued ID (ex. CA Driver’s License or Permit , Passport) and Social Security card for Livescan and State Competency Exam. The names on both these cards must match. All students must have current TB clearance, current immunizations, flu vaccine and physical exam prior to clinical training. Students must be able to lift 50 pounds with good body mechanics. Students must have either an American Red Cross CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers card or a Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers CPR card valid for the duration of the course. Oxnard Adult School is not permitted to send stu-dents who have been convicted of a crime (other than a minor traffic violation) to CNA/HHA clinical sites unless they first obtain a clearance under California Law. All students will be Livescan fingerprinted on the first day of class. A drug screen-ing during the program may be required.
* Fee includes course fee, malpractice insurance and textbooks. A cancellation fee of $200 will be imposed if student cancels before the class starts. No refunds after class begins.
Health Science and Medical Technology
Home Health Aide - HHA*
This combined lecture/lab course teaches the student the theory and clinical skills needed to work with clients in the home care setting. Emphasis is given to safety principles and to methods for providing physical care and emotional and social support. Upon successful course completion, a list of all candidates eligible for HHA certification is submitted to the Department of Health Services-Home Health Aide Certification Section. DATES: November 9– December 12, 2016 Instructor Section Location Jauregui 64001 Camarillo Airport Center - 8 McKinney 64000 Glenwood Care Center, Oxnard Schedule** Time Fee $155 W (Theory) 8:30am-12:30pm F (Clinical) 7:00am - 2:30pm *This class must be concurrently taken with OAS FALL 2016 CNA program.
CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers
This course teaches those with a duty to act (professional rescuers) the skills need-ed to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies. Topics include one and two-person CPR, use of resuscitation masks, and the Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Participants will learn to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies for adults, children, and infants through discussion, video, and hands-on training. Certification by the American Red Cross is valid for 2 years. Enrollment is limited to 12 students. DATES: Saturday, August 13, 2016* Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Garcia/Davis 61800 OAS - 4 Saturday 9 am -5:30pm $75 (includes card) *Call office for other CPR class dates (805) 385-2590.
Medical Assistant - Administrative (Front Office)
This course includes the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors necessary for a successful entry into the front office of a medical clinic, health care agency, or physi-cian's office as a multi-skilled medical assistant. Administrative duties include wel-coming patients, maintaining medical records, scheduling appointments, and bookkeeping. This course is an excellent introduction to medical coding and billing for those who intend to continue their education in medical administration, and is one in a series that will prepare students to successfully pass the examination to become a CA Certified Medical Assistant. This is a hybrid course (classroom and
online instruction). This course includes an externship for those who qualify.
DATES: August 25 – January 26, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Brammer 60400 OAS –1 Th + online 9am-12pm $300 $84
Medical Assistant - Clinical (Back Office)
This course includes the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors necessary for a successful entry into the back office of a medical clinic, health care agency, or physician's office as a multi-skilled medical assistant. Clinical duties include record-ing vital signs and medical histories, preparing patients for examination, assisting the physician during an exam, collecting blood and other lab specimens, and admin-istering medications as directed. This course is one in a series that will prepare students to successfully pass the examination to become a California Certified
Medical Assistant. This is a hybrid course (classroom and online instruction).
DATES: August 31– January 26, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Brammer 60500 CEC –10 T + online 5:30-9pm $500 Optional
Medical Terminology
This course is an introduction to medical terminology in an easy and straightforward manner. Lessons include how to build medical terms and how these terms relate to the different body systems. Learn basic anatomy and physiology as you develop your list of terms. This course will improve your knowledge for your current job, or develop the vocabulary you need to communicate with doctors or other medical professionals. This class, in conjunction with the Medical Assistant Clinical and Medical Assistant Administration courses will allow you to qualify to take the CA Medical Assistant Certification exam. This is a hybrid course (classroom and online instruction ). SCHEDULE: August 30 – January 10, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Brammer 60600 OAS-1 T + online 9am-12pm $200 $46
VESL—Introduction to Health Careers
This competency-based course combines language skill development with language and learning skills for career preparation in the health care field. It is a multi-level Vocational ESL course and may be taken prior to or concur-rently with enrollment health careers classes. VESL content covers health careers pathways, occupation-specific terminology and communication skills, SCANS skills language structures, and listening, speaking and read-ing language skill proficiencies. Course content is selected to support health career training for ESL students and entry-level employment in the health care field. DATES: August 31– January 26 2016 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Staff 31200 CEC TBA 5:30- 9pm $ -0-
Our instructors are credentialed and are experienced professionals in their fields.
Medical Billing at Oxnard Adult School!
This class starts you off on the right path as you begin your career journey to becoming a medical billing professional!
Meet monthly Monday afternoons for 17 weeks. Call for class schedule & times. (805) 385-2590
In ONE SEMESTER you could complete training and
become a California Registered Pharmacy Technician!
Classes Schedule
August 25, 2016—January 12, 2017
Health Science and Medical Technology
Pharmacy Technician
Start a new career in the healthcare industry in just one semester! This 240-hour program consists of theory and clinical preparation for employ-ment in a pharmaceutical setting. Topics include: medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, pharmaceutical settings, duties and responsibili-ties of a pharmacy technician, pharmaceutical terms, abbreviations, and symbols, metric and apothecary systems, record-keeping, dispensing pre-scriptions, and the manufacturing, packaging, and labeling of drug prod-ucts. Successful course completion qualifies students to apply to the California Board of Pharmacy for a Registered Pharmacy Technician license.
Must be 18 years of age or older; must have a high school diploma or
completion of CA State Equivalency Certificate (English); must be able to speak, read, and write English fluently; minimum 9th grade reading level
recommended.
Instructor Section Location Karchai 60800 OAS - 4 Schedule Time Fee M,T,W,Th 6 - 9 pm $950 Lab Class Instructor Section Location Cunningham 0600801 OAS - 1 Schedule Time
Saturdays 9am - 1:00pm
Textbook Fee: $86
Pharmacy Technician Externship
The Pharmacy Technician Externship program will provide students with up to 120 hours of hands-on training as they work along side dedicated and compassion-ate professionals in a state-of-the-art environment. This high-quality training pro-gram will give students the advantage of work experience in the competitive field of Pharmacy Technician and better prepare them for the exciting road ahead. The fee includes required general and professional liability insurance and the assign-ment of a coordinator of a pharmacy to oversee students' hours of participation, evaluate students' progress, and assist students in completion of program
objectives.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Oxnard Adult School Pharmacy Technician training program and pre-approval from the Pharmacy Technician instructor and the Phar-macy store manager. A drug screening prior to entering the program may be re-
quired. Please call the office to schedule an appointment (805) 385-2590.
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Karchai 069520 Intern Site Friday 5:30-9pm $0 $0
Health Science and Medical Technology
Dental Assistant
This course is designed to prepare students for employment in a dental office as a dental assistant. Students will learn dental terms, x-ray tech-niques, instrument identification and preparation, chair-side assisting and preventative dentistry skills. Students will prepare and take the examination for the State dental x-ray license. The CEC Dental Assistant class has been approved by the Board of Dental Examiners for dental x-ray licensing in California. Students must pass a State dental x-ray examination to work as a Dental Assistant. This course includes an off-site internship require-ment February through May (no exceptions). 8 Hours a week to coincide with the student’s class schedule. This is a one year program.
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Robles 60900 CEC-12 M,W 5:30-9pm $1,200 $80* (*tax & shipping not included )
Emergency First Responder
Students will learn to provide immediate medical attention in a variety of situations, and to assist emergency medical service providers (EMS). Completion of this class will provide a strong background useful in many careers including: fire service, sports medicine, life-guard positions, ski patrol, medical personnel, and in prepara-tion for EMT courses. In addition to First Aid and Emergency Medical Care, the course includes: Anatomy and Physiology, Body Systems, and Medical Terminol-ogy (including basic medical terms in both English and Spanish). Upon completion,
students will become certified in both First Aid and CPR.
DATES: August 31– January 25, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee Saviers 60700 CEC-8 M,W 5:30-9pm $450 $0
In ONE YEAR you could complete
training to become a Dental Assistant.
The course includes the
California Radiation Safety Course!
Classes Schedule
August 31, 2016—June 8, 2017
Cybersecurity
In today's digital world threats from cyberspace are real and dangerous. This course introduces the basic principles and best practices of cyber security and online identi-ty protection. Topics will address information security, ethical and legal practices, and migrating cyber vulnerabilities. Students will learn about the process of incident response and analysis, and the integrity of modern information systems. DATES: August 30 – January 26, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time* Fee Materials Fee Jaeger 61900 CEC Online/Hybrid* $450 *This Hybrid course combines both face‐to‐face and online learning through the Canvas Learning Management System. Face‐to‐face meetings, called Lab Days, will be held at CEC. Students will complete a minimum of 8 hours per week of independent online work and 8 hours of Lab time per month.
Public Service
Criminal Justice
This course provides an introduction to the criminal justice system, focusing on state and federal laws designed to safeguard the public. Also included are analysis of civil rights guarantees, an introduction to the state and federal court system, and an over-view of the role of law enforcement personnel within the justice system. Students are introduced to the academic, personal, physical, and psychological prerequisites for a career in law enforcement and the shared mission of local, state, federal, and inter-national safety agencies in safeguarding the public and property. Online/hybrid class. DATES: August 31– January 25, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Colton 62500 CEC M,W 5:30 -9pm $450
Information and Communication Technologies
Advanced Computer Technologies– IT Essentials
Advanced Computer Technologies covers fundamental computer and career skills for entry‐level IT jobs. The course includes hands‐on labs that provide practical experience. Students will develop working knowledge of how computers operate, critical thinking and complex problem‐solving skills using hands‐on labs and virtual learning tools, and apply skills and procedures to install and upgrade hardware and software and troubleshoot systems. DATES: August 30– January 26, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time* Fee Materials Fee Luboff 61400 CEC Online/Hybrid* $450 *This Hybrid course combines both face‐to‐face and online learning through the Canvas Learn-ing Management System. Face‐to‐face meetings, called Lab Days, will be held at CEC. Students will complete a minimum of 8 hours per week of independent online work and 8 hours of Lab time per month.
Ventura County ’s MOST AFFORDABLE high-quality training for today ’s workplace!
Manufacturing and Product Design
Introduction to Welding
This course is designed for the student who wants to develop the knowledge and skills essential to obtain an entry‐level job in the welding industry. The subject matter of this course includes welding theory and skill development in gas welding and cutting, arc welding, wire feed welding (MIG), Heli‐arc (TIG), and Plasma cutting. These skills are obtained through practical exercises and the design and construction of welded projects. SCHEDULE: August 30 – January 26, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Rodriguez 61600 CEC-3 T,Th 9am12:30pm $500 *see price list for recommended materials
Advanced Welding
This course provides students with an understanding of processes and systems common to careers in welding and related industries. This instructional program prepares individuals to use both gas welding and any combination of arc welding processes to weld metal parts and plan and lay out materials as specified by dia-grams, blueprints, or written specifications. SCHEDULE: August 31 – January 25, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Rodriguez 61700 CEC-3 M,W 5:30-9pm $500 *see price list for recommended materials
Auto Body Repair/Auto Paint & Refinishing
This course will provide students with the skills necessary for entry‐level positions within the automotive refinishing industry. Students will learn the tools, materials, and techniques used to repair damaged auto bodies and fenders. The course also includes metal straightening, welding, and identification and use of tools. SCHEDULE: August 31– January 25, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Budy 6110 CEC-4 M, W 5:30-9pm $450
Advanced Auto Body/Auto Paint
This course is designed to introduce students to automotive collision repair and provide an overview of the skills needed for employment in the industry. Topics include safety practices, industry repair standards, repair theory, tool identification and use, vehicle construction, gas and electric welding, metal finishing, grinding, applying and shaping plastic filler, and spraying primer. SCHEDULE: August 30 – January 26, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Thompson 61101 CEC-5 T,Th 5:30-9pm $450
Transportation
Automotive Technology - Beginning Automotive Service
In this introductory course students will gain hands‐on experience working with the major auto systems, which include cooling, engine, steering and suspension, trans-mission, electrical and braking systems. They will also learn the fundamental of structural repair and painting and how to install, maintain, repair and replace auto-motive parts. All students will have instruction in shop operations and procedures, including customer service. SCHEDULE: August 31 – January 25, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Martin 61200 CEC-6 M,W 5:30-9pm $450
Automotive Technology - Advanced Automotive Service
The advanced automotive Technology curriculum is designed to prepare students for employment as auto mechanic interns. Special emphasis is placed on the diag-nosis and repair of electronic and computer control systems in late model automo-biles. SCHEDULE: SPRING 2017 January 30 - June 7, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Martin 61700 CEC-6 M,W 5:30-9pm $450
VESL– ESL: Basic Skills for the Auto Mechanic
This course integrates English language and literacy development into basic auto-motive skills for Adult English Learners. This entry level course will prepare stu-dents for postsecondary education and employment in the transportation industry, which includes but is not limited to motor vehicles, rail systems, marine applications, and small-engine and specialty equipment. Upon successful completion of course, students will be able to demonstrate the practice the of safe and appropriate use of tools, equipment, and work processes, describe the operating principles of internal and/or external combustion engines, communicate the procedures and practices
regarding service, repair, and maintenance schedules such as oil changes.
SCHEDULE: August 30 – January 26, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Guzman 61600 CEC-6 T,Th 5:30-9pm $- 0 -
*see price list for recommended materials
Applied Manufacturing
How do you make a great idea come to life? YOU BUILD IT! Learn CNC Machining, 3D Modeling, CAD/CAM, and basic metalworking skills while earning an industry certificate. Students obtain credentials from the National Insti-tute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) while working in a lab loaded with HAAS CNC Metalworking Mill, Computer Controlled Wood Routers, Airwolf 3d Printer, 12 com-puters with Autodesk software and more. Join us in our adventure of creating, innovating, and exploring our potential as designers and makers. We’ve got the tools, let’s build some fantastic products!
SCHEDULE: August 30 – January 26, 2017 Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Materials Fee* Riege 61400 CEC-7 T,Th 5:30-9pm $450
Business and Computer Technology
Computer Business Applications
Introduction to Computers: Topics include: Saving files, storage devices, internet searches, the cloud, the basics of email and attachments, and a look at some popular applications like Word, Excel and PowerPoint so you can decide what you want to do next!
You may choose whichever of these applications you need to focus on. The in-structor will get you started and assist you in any of them. When you feel comfort-able with the skill level you possess in one area, you may move on to another application. Each subject is a separate course and may require more than a 5-week session to complete, depending on your skill level. Typing speed of at least 35 wpm is recommended. A certificate of completion is available to students that meet course competencies Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Catton 60900 OAS - 1 M,W 9am - 11:30am $95
Catton 60900 OAS - 1 M,W 6pm - 8:30pm $95
Introducción a la Computación I
¿Le gustaría poder usar la computadora sin tener que preguntarles a sus hijos o nietos? En estas clases usted aprenderá correo electrónico, Internet, Microsoft Word, Excel, y PowerPoint. O si ya tiene usted conocimientos básicos, podrá actualizar-los y perfeccionarlos en nuestro curso “intermedio-avanzado”. Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Lara 60900 OAS - 20 M,W (lunes y miercoles) 6-8:30pm $95
Introduction to Computers Keyboarding
Word - Beginning and Intermediate Excel - Beginning and Intermediate
PowerPoint- Beginning and Intermediate
Session 1 August 29, 2016 - October 5, 2016
Session 2 October 17, 2016 - November 16, 2016
Session 3 January 4, 2017 - February 8, 2017
Business and Computer Technology
Business and Finance - ABC’s of Accounting and
QuickBooks Pro2015
This comprehensive program will help you get the QuickBooks skills employers want!
This course is divided into two sections: Accounting and QuickBooks Pro. More than a software class, you will build skills you can immediately use including intro-ductory accounting concepts! Learn to analyze, plan, record, and interpret finan-cial information such as journals, worksheets, income statements, balance sheets, banking, and payroll. The Quick Books Pro course includes creating company files; working with customers and vendors; working with inventory, payroll, time estimates, and time tracking; as well as customizing and integrating QuickBooks, and more! Students may enroll only in QuickBooks if they have basic accounting
knowledge.
ABC’s of Accounting Dates: August 25, 2016 - September 29, 2016
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee
Steppes-Cole 60200 OAS - 1 T,Th 6-8:30pm $95 $41
QuickBooks Pro 2015 Dates: October 4, 2016 - January 12, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee Textbook Fee
Steppes-Cole 60300 OAS - 1 T,Th 6:-8:30pm $225 $94
Microsoft Office® Workshops
Microsoft Office® Workshops available!
Instructor-Led Sessions
Call for class schedule and times.
805) 385-2590
Classes designed for beginning students or office professionals.
Gain the skills needed to compete in today’s job market
English as a Second Language
ESL Classes
Beginning to Advanced Levels
Whether you want to get a job, get a promotion, go to college, prepare for the citi-
zenship interview, or just communicate better with your neighbors and friends,
improving your English skills is an important way to achieve your goals. We have
English classes in the morning and evening, for all levels from beginning to
advanced. Enrollment is open all year, but space is limited. Classes are FREE!
Schedule/Horario: Monday - Friday / lunes a viernes 9:00am -12:00pm Monday - Thursday / lunes a jueves 6:00pm - 9:00 pm
Contact the office for registration and testing schedule. (805) 385-2578
Camarillo Library*
4101 Las Posas Road, Camarillo 93010 M,T,W,Th 10:00am-1:00pm (*CL only)
Adult Literacy (No Credit) This program is for anyone who needs to learn or improve reading skills. Students work one-on-one with volunteer tutors. The class is offered in partnership with the Camarillo Public Library. If you know someone who wants to learn to read or if you would like to volunteer to be a tutor, call Literacy Center 388-5222. Office hours M, W 3:00-6:00 pm
English as a Second Language
ESL Multi-Level/Using Computers
This ESL Lab offers instruction in the use of personal computers and the Internet for ESL students. (Must be enrolled in ESL to attend.) Instruction includes basic computer skills, accessing the Internet, and locating and using information on the Internet. Emphasis is on ESL software programs Dates: September 12, 2016 - January 12, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee
Staff 33800 OAS - 15 M,T, W, Th 12-2pm FREE
This course provides the prospective citizen with knowledge and understanding of the Constitution of the United States. The emphasis of this class is to prepare students for the citizenship exam and interview. Prerequisite: Students need to have high intermediate English (ESL Level 4) skills as shown by passing ESL Level 4 or demonstrating that level of English skills. Dates: September 13, 2016 - January 12, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee
Wright TBA OAS - 20 T, Th 6-8:30pm FREE
This course provides the ESL student with an enjoyable setting for conversations. You’ve learned the language; now learn how to use it to your advantage! Present yourself with confidence and assurance. Topics include: Introduction and communi-cation basic concepts, specific skills to help you display confidence and poise, writing and speaking with clarity, and speaking to groups. Must be enrolled in ESL
or ABE.
Dates: September 13 - November 17, 2016
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Fee
Dal Pozzo 31001 OAS - 9 T, Th 12-2pm FREE
Work Readiness Credential
What Can the Work Readiness Program Do for You? This program will provide valuable knowledge, specific skills and a nationally recognized work readiness credential that will set you apart from other job-seekers. This series of classes will put you above the other candidates providing you with communication skills, interpersonal skills, decision-making skills, and life-long learning skills. Course includes basic computer literacy.
Demonstrate to employers that you have the skills they require for success! DATES: August 29 – January 12, 2017
Instructor Section Location Schedule Time Staff 60900 OAS - 8 T,W ,Th 9-12pm & 1- 4:30pm
Communicate! Conversation Café
Citizenship Program
2016 TEST DATES High School Equivalency
GED® or HiSET ®
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 4:30 PM- 8:30 PM
August 9, 10, 11 August 23, 24, 25
(4PM-8PM)
September No AM Test Dates
September 20, 21, 22
October 4, 5, 6 October 18, 19, 20
November 1,2,3 November 15, 16, 17
December 13, 14, 15 December 6, 7, 8
REGISTRATION FOR GED TESTING The GED® test is a computer based test. Oxnard Adult School is an official PEARSON Vue Test Centre.
For new GED test takers
Log on www.gedcomputer.com
If new user click REGISTER TODAY. Then, FOLLOW DIRECTIONS
If re-taking tests Click Log in to your account To review scores click Review scores Then, FOLLOW DIRECTIONS.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
The GED® Testing program has been used for over 65 years to measure and evaluate the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue higher education, obtain specific jobs, gain promotions, and achieve personal goals. A GED® credential is considered the equivalent of a high school diploma and is recognized throughout the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. It is of-fered in both English and Spanish. Students with spe-cial needs can apply for accommodations in advance.
The General Educational Development exam is a national test designed to measure the skills and con-cepts usually learned during four years of high school. Most employers (95%) consider it the equivalent of a high school diploma. Community colleges accept this in lieu of a diploma. The GED® test is entirely computer-based. There are four content areas: Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Social Studies, and Science. To pass, you must receive a score of at least 150 on each test module.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS: Registration for the GED® Test is done online only The examinee must have an e-mail address, a major credit card, and need to go online to register. In case an examinee does not have a credit card, he/she may purchase a voucher at the Oxnard Adult School office. The test fee will be $140. The fee to retake a previous-ly failed test is $15. Examinees must be at least 18 years of age. A valid government issued photo ID is required. The fees may change.
PLEASE NOTE: The GED® test was revised for 2014. Previous scores for incomplete or failed test sections of the 2002 GED® cannot be carried over to the new 2014 GED® test.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
HiSET®
In addition to the GED®, candidates in the state of California are also able to take the HiSET® exam (High School Equivalency Test) to earn a high school equivalency certificate issued from the state. To sched-ule an exam, you must have an e-mail address and go online to create your profile. Go to HiSET.ets.org and enter the test takers tab. Find the tab marked create an account and fill in all the information. This website also offers free sample questions and practice tests to help you get ready for the exam. After you create your pro-file, print out the page with your HiSET ID number. To schedule your examination, you must register at the Oxnard Adult School office. You must bring this ID number and a valid identification (CA Driver’s license or ID, military ID, passport or international government ID with current picture) when you schedule your test and on each test day. Name on ID must match the name on registration. Candidate must be 18 years or older and not a high school graduate.
The fee for first time examinees is $130 which in-cludes all 5 tests, and the CA Equivalency Certificate. The fee to retake a previously failed test is $15. All testing fees must be paid at the Oxnard Adult School main campus with cash or by credit card only. There are NO refunds.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
To earn credit, a student must meet all basic subject competencies as prescribed for each course, including satisfactory attendance. Computer assisted instruction is available for students who are currently enrolled in Oxnard Adult School. The Adult Learning Center offers individualized instruction for students wishing to obtain a high school diploma. Students have the opportunity to work at their own speed and academic level. REGISTRATION Adults interested in the High School Diploma program should call the adult school office to schedule an appointment with the adult school counselor (805) 385-2578. The student needs to bring all of his/her previous high school transcripts to the appoint-ment. Students must attend an orientation session before beginning class. There is a $20 materials fee per semester to register for High School Diploma classes. Students have the option to purchase textbooks at the adult school office.
DATES: August 25– January 13, 2017
Adult Learning Center - Daytime Classes M,T,W,Th,F 9:00am - 12pm Room 17
Adult Learning Center—Evening Classes M,T,W,Th 4:30pm - 8:30pm Room 17
Adult Basic Education is instruction in basic reading, writing, spelling and math. Instruction is at the student’s skill level. This program helps students gain the basic skills needed to enter the High School Diploma program or the HSE-GED. Class is held in the Adult Learning Center, Room 17. No class fee.
Migrant Education Program Under the Migrant Program, students who are between 18 and 22 years of age and whose family works in agriculture, fishing or the transport or preparation of agricultural products, can qualify for educational assis-tance. Such a student must have made a work-related move within 3 years to qualify for this program. The Migrant program can financially assist students by paying for educational materials, textbooks, fees and more. Students need to complete the application and
interview process to qualify for this program. For infor-
mation contact the Migrant Education office at (805) 436-8508 or see Leticia Garcia in room 24.
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
HSE Test Preparation
There are study materials for all parts of the High
School Equivalency HiSET® and General Educational
Development, GED® tests. Each student studies in a
lab setting with teacher support to gain the skills he/she needs to pass the test. It is an open-entry program. Register at the office at any time and make an appoint-ment for orientation. Materials Fee: $20
DATES: August 25– January 13, 2017
Adult Learning Center - Daytime Classes M,T,W,Th,F 9:00am - 12pm Room 16
Adult Learning Center—Evening Classes M,T,W,Th 4:30pm - 8:30pm Room 16
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
HSE Test Preparation (en español) Preparation is offered in two different locations at morn-ing or evening time. This semester-long class is based on a comprehensive review of mathematics, writ-ing/reading, social studies, and science subjects. The class is entirely instructed in Spanish and students may need more than one semester to be prepared to take the tests. Additionally for Spanish HSE students there is an optional free-of-charge Saturday computer lab ses-sion twice a month at Second St. Campus. There is an 85 min math review during the first half of the class, and another 85 min Science review for the second half for both, GED® and HiSET®
tests. Lab Fee: $20
DATES: August 25– January 13, 2017
HSE Prep en español - Daytime Classes –2nd St. T,W,Th,F & S* 8:30am - 10am Room 3
HSE Prep en español-Evening Classes-Hueneme Rd M,T,W,Th 6:00pm - 9:00pm Room 8
* Saturday classes meet twice per month 9am-12pm
Esta clase es para personas de habla hispana que quieran aprender a leer, escribir y hacer cuentas en español, después ingresar en el programa básico de Equivalencia de Preparatoria (Pre-HSE) y luego en el programa regular para tomar los exámenes HiSET o GED.
DATES: August 29– January 11, 2017 M,W 6:30pm - 8:30pm Room 3 (no fee)
Pre-HSE/ABE en español
Adult Basic Education Program (Non-credit)
Last revision: 7/26/16
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Ornamental Horticulture -
Floral Design
This course is designed for students interested in floral design and prepares them for entry‐level jobs in the floral, nursery, and ornamental horticulture industries. Students will learn the principles of floral design, uses of floral materials and tools, how to prepare simple floral arrangements and decorative items, basic sales techniques, customer service relations, and basic busi-ness practices. Training will include hands‐on experi-ence in a flower shop setting. Other coursework in-cludes units on plant identification, tool identification, plant propagation, irrigation and landscape design. SCHEDULE: August 31– January 25, 2017
Instructor: Debbie Alvarez
Class Schedule:
Section Location Schedule Time Fee
60300 CEC -11 M,W 5:30 -9pm $450
GENERAL INFORMATION
STUDENTS' RIGHTS/ NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504, Title VI and Title IX The Oxnard Union High School District does not dis-criminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ethnic group, sex, religion, age, handicap, or lack of English skills in admission to, or employment in, its pro-grams and activities. The Oxnard Union High School District has designated the Director of Special Education to serve as Section 504 coordinator and any questions should be directed to that Director. Students with physi-cal or mental disabilities shall be identified, evaluated, and if determined to be disabled under the Federal Reha-bilitation Act of 1973 Section 504, shall be afforded reasonable accommodations for their education. Should a student have a disagreement with the District's deter-mination or accommodation, a complaint may be filed under the District's Uniform Complaint Policy.
UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES Pursuant to Board Policy 1312.3, a complaint alleges a matter which, if true, would constitute a violation of state or federal law(s) or regulation(s) or complaints regarding district personnel or matters regarding instructional materials. If a person wishes to file such a complaint, a form is to be obtained in the Adult School Office, com-pleted in its entirety, and returned to the Adult School Principal or to the District Complaint Officer (the Assistant Superintendent-Educational Services). Oxnard Adult School is an accredited high school and post-secondary institution approved by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and is authorized to issue high school diplomas and proficiency certificates. All courses offered are approved by the Oxnard Union High School District Board of Trustees and the California State Department of Education. Nursing classes are accredited by the State of California. It is the policy of the Oxnard Union High School District to assign students irrespective of ethnic group, religion, age, color, sex, physical or mental disability, as per Title IX regulations.
REFUND POLICY 1. Absolutely no refunds will be issued once a class
begins. 2. Absolutely no refunds will be granted on fees paid
for tests. 3. No refunds will be issued for textbooks, unless the
Adult School issues the wrong book. 4. A receipt must accompany all refund requests. No
exceptions. 5. The Adult School will refund registration fees if the
Adult School cancels the class. Refunds may take 4 to 6 weeks to process.
6. $20 of class fees are non-refundable. 7. Fees are non-transferable.
Note: After publishing of the schedule of classes, it
may be necessary to change times and locations of
classes, or cancel a class. We regret any inconven-
ience this may cause. Please call 805-385-2578 if you
cannot find a class, or if you need more information.
Disabled Adults
Adults with developmental disabilities may enroll in these
specialized classes through the Adult School or through
one of the affiliate service providers. Adults with disabili-
ties may call the office and speak to a counselor to discuss
appropriate learning opportunities. (805) 385-2808.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Sewing Techniques
Beginners to experienced welcomed! Learn pattern layout, cutting and sewing techniques, proper selection of materials, and receive assistance with common problems in garment construction. Stu-dents learn about quilting, wearable art and related quilting projects in a relaxing atmosphere. Sewing machines and sergers are available for your use, or you may bring your own and learn how to use it. A Janome Embroidery machine is available for student use.
Session 1: September 13 - November 16, 2016 Session 2: November 29 - December 14, 2016 Session 3: January 10 - March 15, 2017
Instructor: Evonne Peterson, OAS, Room 5 Class Schedule: T,W 9:00am - 11:30am Fee: $115 T,W 12:00pm - 2:30pm Fee: $115 T,W 5:30pm - 8:00pm Fee: $115
Minimum enrollment of 12 students required.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Upholstery- Beginning and Intermediate
Beginners to experienced welcomed!
This class will teach you the basics for starting your own upholstery business or working on your own home projects. Learn to use heavy-duty upholstery machines and upholstery hand tools. Get hands-on practice with techniques for layout, cutting, installation, and yardage calculations. Students must provide their own projects and materials. No leather projects please, but vinyl is okay. No project over 4 feet is allowed.
Session 1: September 14 - November 17, 2016 Session 2 January 11- March 16, 2017
Instructor: Rene Rivera, Upholstery Room
Frontier High School 515 Airport Way, Camarillo Airport
Classe Schedule: W,Th 6:00pm - 9:00pm Fee: $240 Maximum enrollment of 12 students required.
Parents Prepared/Parent Project
Parents learn basic parenting skills such as how to
reconnect and establish a relationship with their
son/daughter as well as discuss teen social issues and
behavior. These programs are designed for parents of
teenagers that are difficult, defiant, or for parents that
might simply want to be better prepared on how to
handle difficult situations. Please contact Hilda Gomez,
OUHSD Parent Liaison. Phone: (805) 486-1809 or by
email: [email protected]
Oxnard Adult School
Main Campus 1101 West Second Street, Oxnard, CA 93010 Main# (805) 385 -2578 Fax# (805) 385-2581 South Oxnard Campus 527-531 W. Hueneme Rd. Oxnard, CA 93033 Main# (805) 488 -7436
OFFICE HOURS:
8:00 am - 1:00 pm Monday - Thursday Closed for lunch 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
3:00 pm - 8:00 pm Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Friday
DO YOU NEED assistance with a job search campaign? We are offering new services to Oxnard Adult School and
Career Education Center students and graduates. Our new FREE career services include workshops on how to write an effective resume, how to write cover letters and the latest interviewing techniques. We also offer students access to
network with potential employers through our community partnerships:
