Oxnard Adult School

Serving our community since 1937
XNARD ADULT SCHOOL
CLASSES OFFERED
ACCOUNTING
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
(English & Spanish)
CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION
CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT
HOME HEALTH AIDE
CITIZENSHIP
COMMUNICATE!
COMPUTER CLASSES
CPR/AED
DENTAL ASSISTANT
DISABLED ADULTS
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE - ESL
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY:
GED® English & Spanish
HiSET® English & Spanish
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
FRONT & BACK OFFICE
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
OLDER ADULTS
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
SEWING
SPANISH CLASSES
UPHOLSTERY
WELDING
OXNARD OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
3:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Friday
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
(except holidays)
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Message from the Principal
A few words from Administration:
Welcome to Oxnard Adult School. The administration, faculty and staff stand
ready to assist you in achieving your academic and vocational goals. Our
classes are developed to assist those seeking better employment, and for
those desiring further education.
For over 75 years, Oxnard Adult School has provided residents with lifelong
learning opportunities, offered short-term vocational training, and assisted adult
students in making an optimum transition to work or further education.
This brochure highlights a variety of classes, programs and opportunities
available to those who enroll at our school. We are hopeful this document
contains information that will encourage you to come and visit and then enroll in
one of our school programs.
Again, let me welcome you to Oxnard Adult School.
Diana Batista, Principal
SAVE THE DATE:
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.
TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2016
6:30 PM
OXNARD ADULT SCHOOL
GRADUATION CEREMONY
Schoolwide Learner Outcomes
ALL STUDENTS WILL…
Communicate effectively and confidently in school, family, social, and
workplace settings
 speaking so others can understand
 reading with comprehension
 listening actively
 organizing and presenting information in writing
Apply classroom learning to the challenges of 21st century living
 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
Become responsible, self-directed lifelong learners
 using available resources to achieve self-sufficiency
 setting and prioritizing life goals
 expressing tolerance and respect in a multicultural environment
and learning from one another
 becoming positive role models who lead by example
Oxnard Adult School is accredited by
The Western Association of Schools and Colleges the:
FALL 2015 CALENDAR
August 24, 2015
CTE classes begin
August 31, 2015
Fall Semester Begins
September 7, 2015
Labor Day Holiday
November 11, 2015
Veterans’ Day
November 23 — 27, 2015
Thanksgiving Break
Dec 21, 2015 — Jan 1, 2016
Winter Break
January 15, 2016
CTE classes end
January 18, 2016
Martin Luther King Day
January 19, 2016
Spring CTE classes begin
January 29, 2016
End of 1st Semester
Career Technical Education- Medical
Certified Nursing Assistant- Home Health Aide
Home Health Aide - HHA
Certified Nursing Assistant - CNA
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
completion of this course, the student is eligible to take
the certification examination as a Home Health Aide in
the State of California.
This course prepares students for licensure as a
Certified Nursing Assistant with classroom theory
and clinical practice that teach the basic nursing
skills and procedures 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.
This class must be concurrently taken with OAS
Fall 2015 CNA program.
October 12- November 20, 2015
Prerequisites:
Entrance exam is required before admission. The
exam fee is $10 and must be paid at the office prior
to testing. Students must provide proof of a valid
social Security number. Students must complete a
physical exam demonstrating general good health
and freedom from (and immunity to) communicable
diseases. 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. Students must also complete a state
application and pass a background check. Oxnard
Adult School is not permitted to send students 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. A drug
screening 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.
Dates and fees subject to change
Spring 2016 CNA/HHA
August 27
9:30 am
September 17
9:30 am
October 15
9:30 am
November 19
9:30 am
Certified Nursing Assistant –CNA
August 13, 2015 –December 14, 2015
Dates and fees subject to change
Instructor
Jauregui
McKinney
TBA
Section
064000
064001
064001
Location
CAC – 8
GCC
GCC
Schedule
Time
Fee: $795
Day classes. Call office for details.
Instructor
Section
Location
McKinney
064001
GCC
Schedule
Time
Fee
Call office for details.
$155
M & F (Theory/Clinical) 8:30am -3:30pm & 7am2:30pm See office for CNA/HHA calendar.
CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers
This course teaches those with a duty to act
(professional rescuers) the skills needed 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.
Instructor
Section
Location
Garcia
061301
OAS - 3
Schedule
Time
Fee
Sat 8-8-15
9am –5:30pm $75 includes card
Medical Assistant Program - Front and Back Office
Medical Assistant: Administrative
Medical Assistant: Clinical
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 physician's office as a multi-skilled
medical assistant. Administrative duties include
welcoming 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
California Certified Medical Assistant. This is a
hybrid course (classroom and online ). This course
includes an externship for those who qualify.
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 recording vital signs and medical
histories, preparing patients for examination,
assisting the physician during an exam, collecting blood and other lab specimens, and administering 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.
Instructor
Section
Location
Brammer
0695001
OAS - 1
Schedule
Time
8-27-15 to 1-14-16
Thursday 9am-12pm
Plus 4 hrs. online
Fee: $300
Textbook Fee: $41
Instructor
Section
Location
Brammer
069501
CEC – 10
Schedule
Time
8-25-15 to 1-14-16 Tuesday & Thursday
5:30-9:00 pm
Fee: $500
Textbook Fee $78
(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 California Medical Assistant Certification exam. This is a hybrid course (classroom
and online instruction ).
Instructor
Section
Location
Brammer
060401
OAS - 1
Schedule
Time
9-1-15 to 1-12-16
Tuesday 9am-12pm
Plus 3 hrs. online
Fee: $200
Textbook Fee: $35
Some courses may require additional costs. Call office for details (805) 385-2578.
Career Technical Education- Medical
Pharmacy Technician
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 employment in a pharmaceutical setting.
Topics include: medical terminology; anatomy
and physiology; pharmaceutical settings; duties
and responsibilities of a pharmacy technician;
pharmaceutical terms, abbreviations, and symbols; metric and apothecary systems; recordkeeping; dispensing prescriptions; and the manufacturing, packaging, and labeling of drug
products. Successful course completion qualifies students to apply to the California Board
of Pharmacy for a
Registered Pharmacy
Technician license.
Prerequisites: Must be 18 years of age or
older; Must have a high school diploma or GED
(English); Must be able to speak, read, and
write English fluently; Minimum 9th grade reading level recommended.
Instructor
Section
Location
Karchai
0600800
OAS - 4
Schedule
Time
Fee
M,T,W,Th
6 - 9 pm
$950
--------------------------Lab Class
Instructor
Section
Location
Cunningham 0600801 OAS - 1
Schedule
Time
Alternate Saturdays 9am - 1:00pm
Textbook Fee: $86
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 preparation for
EMT courses. In addition to First Aid and
Emergency Medical Care, the course
includes: Anatomy and Physiology, Body
Systems,
and
Medical
Terminology
(including basic medical terms in both English and Spanish). Upon completion,
students will become certified in both First
Aid and CPR.
Instructor
Doler
Schedule
M, W
Section
061401
Time
5:30-9pm
Location
CEC - 4
Fee
$450
In ONE SEMESTER you could
complete training and become a
California Registered
Pharmacy Technician!
Classes Schedule
August 31, 2015 - January 28, 2016
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 compassionate professionals in a
state-of-the-art environment. This high-quality
training program 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 assignment 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 Pharmacy store manager. A
drug screening prior to entering the program
may be required.
Instructor
Section
Location
Karchai
TBA
OAS - 4
Schedule
Time
Fee
F
5 - 7pm
$200
Marketing Sales & Service
Dental Assistant
Semester 1
This course is designed to prepare students
for employment in a dental office as a
dental assistant. Students will learn dental
terms, x-ray techniques, 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
February through May. This is a one year
program. Internship available Semester 2.
Instructor
Robles
Section
069520
Schedule
M,W
Time
5:30-9pm
Textbook Fee $80
Location
CEC-12
Fee$600
This course covers basics of retail selling
and prepares students to master marketing
foundations and apply principles to the
unique characteristics of the general merchandise retailing industry and perform
marketing practices and tasks in general
merchandise retail operations.
Customer services covered also include the
following: investigation and resolution of
product or service problems of customers;
arranging for repair or replacement of
defective products; providing technical information to customers related to products
or services sold; resolving customer complaints; arranging for custom or specialized
products or services for customers;
providing inside and outside sales support
services; and communicating with customers
in writing and in person to assess/evaluate
customer satisfaction.
Instructor
McKean
Schedule
M, W
Section
TBA
Time
5:30-9pm
Location
CEC
Fee
$450
Board approval pending.
Our instructors are credentialed and are experienced professionals in their fields.
Career Technical Education
Ventura County’s MOST AFFORDABLE high-quality training for today’s workplace!
IT ESSENTIALS*
First meeting on Tuesday, August 25th 4-7 pm
Criminal Justice*
First meeting on Tuesday, August 25th 4-7 pm
CYBERSECURITY*
First meeting on Wednesday, August 26th 4-7pm
BUSINESS FINANCE*
Auto Paint Repair & Refinishing
Beginning and Advanced
The training emphasis in this course is on metal and
plastic surface preparation, masking techniques and
materials, application and sanding of primer and
finish coats, pre–and post-painting cleanup, and
detailing techniques. Safety is an ongoing and integral part of the course, and will be taught in every
component.
Instructor
Budy
Thompson
Schedule
M, W (Beg.)
T,Th (Adv.)
Section
067811
067821
Time
5:30 - 9pm
5:30 - 9pm
Location
CEC –4
CEC- 4
Fee
$450
$450
Screen Printing
In this course, students develop skills in textile
screen-printing, printing terminology, equipment
used in the printing process, buying and selling
silk-screened products, inks and ink characteristics, multi-colored projects, and how to print on
various textiles and vinyl decals.
Instructor
Reyes
Schedule
M, W
Section
0600601
Time
5:30 - 9pm
Location
CEC - 9
Fee
$450
Floral Design
This course prepares students for entry-level
jobs as floral assistants or floral technicians.
Students learn the principles of floral design,
uses of floral materials and tools, how to prepare simple arrangements and decorative items,
basic sales techniques, customer service relations, and basic business practices.
Instructor
Alvarez
Schedule
M, W
Section
0600001
Time
5:30 - 9pm
Location
CEC –11
Fee
$450
First meeting on Thursday, August 27th 4-7 pm
*This is a one year program.
Board approval pending. Call office for details.
Automotive Service
Beginning and Advanced
This course is a comprehensive overview of
basic operation principles and repair procedures. Systems included are ignition, charging,
cranking, cooling, fuel, lubrication, suspension,
engine operation, basic electricity, and brakes.
Welding Beginning/Advanced
This beginning course is designed for students who
want to develop the knowledge and skill necessary
to obtain entry-level employment and advancement
to the welding industry. The Course content
includes: welding theory and skill development in
gas welding and cutting, arc welding, wire feed
welding (MIG), Heil-arc (TIG), and Plasma cutting.
These skills are developed through practical exercises
and the design and construction of welded projects.
The advanced course is designed for students who
want to develop advanced knowledge and skill
necessary for
advancement in employment in
the welding industry.
The advanced course provides preparation with
the skills required in the diagnosing, servicing
and repairing automotive ignition, fuel injection
and engine computer management systems. Certifications are available for an additional fee.
Students practice the skills required for diagnosing, servicing and repairing these systems. Repetition of the course may be necessary to
The student will use engine computer scan complete all of the component competencies.
tools and lab scopes for testing purposes.
Instructor
Section
Location
Instructor
Martin
TBA
Schedule
M, W (Adv.)
T,Th (Beg.)
Section
0600101
TBA
Time
5:30 - 9pm
Location
CEC– 6
CEC– 6
Fee Textbook
$450 $25
5:30 - 9pm $450 $25
Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Schedule
T,Th (Beg.)
M, W (Adv.)
0600701
CEC- 3
0600901
CEC- 3
Time
Fee
9am-12:30pm $500
5:30 - 9pm
$500
NEW CLASS: PHOTOVOLTAICS
(SOLAR PANEL TECHNOLOGY)*
Get educated in solar technology with industry
professionals and hands-on training!
Students will be able to design and size Photovoltaics arrays
for a variety of grid tie and off grid applications. Students will
master basic electrical wiring, electrical theory and common
electrical practices including wire and conduit sizing and
selection. All students will complete a full rooftop solar installation and will learn a variety of roof flashing techniques for all
common roof types. Participants will gain experience with most common solar PV equipment
including string inverters, micro inverters, overcurrent protection and switchgear. This is a one
year program. *Board approval pending.
Instructor Schedule
Time
Fee
Other
Frase
T,Th
4:00-7:00pm $450 $25 Safety supplies
Career Education Center (CEC) Fall 2015 Schedule - August 24, 2015 – January 15, 2016
Career Technical Education
Computer Business Applications
Learn Microsoft programs such as:
You may choose whichever of these applications
you need to focus on. The instructor will get you
started and assist you in any of them. When you
feel comfortable 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.
Also, Keyboarding and Introduction to
Computers for beginning students!
Instructor
Location
Catton
OAS - 1
Schedule
Time
Fee
M,W
9:00 -11:30 am $95
M,W
6:00 - 8:30 pm
$95
Accounting
COMPUTER SCHEDULE
August 31 - October 7, 2015
October 12 - November 18, 2015
January 4 - February 10, 2016
Introducción a la Computación I
En Español
Esta clase es para principiantes. Los estudiantes
conocerán las distintas funciones del sistema
operativo Windows. La práctica se hará usando
Microsoft Word y otros programas según permita el
tiempo.
Instructor
Lara
Schedule
T,TH
Section
064900
Time
6 - 8:30 pm
Accounting introduces the principles and processes
involved in double-entry accounting systems. The
course covers the accounting cycle, including use of
journals, ledgers, and worksheets. Preparation of
income statements and balance sheets and specialized
accounting functions such as banking, petty cash, and
payroll using QuickBooks Pro accounting Software.
Instructor
Staff
Schedule
T, Th
Section
0650101
Time
TBD (Eve.)
Location
OAS - 20
Fee
TBD
Location
TBD
Fee
$95
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CLASSES
ESL Classes
Beginning to Advanced Levels
Whether you want to get a job, get a promotion,
go to college, prepare for the citizenship 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. Mejorar sus
habilidades en el inglés es un recurso importante para alcanzar sus metas. Tenemos
clases de inglés por la mañana y por la noche
para todos los niveles, desde principiantes
hasta avanzados. La inscripción está abierta
todo el año, pero el espacio es limitado.
How to register for an ESL class:
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3.
4.
At registration, the student’s level is assessed.
The assessment takes approximately one
hour.
A one hour CASAS reading pre test is given.
Students are placed in classes based on
their assessed language level.
Contact the office for registration and testing
schedule.
Oxnard Main Campus
1101 West Second Street, Oxnard 93030
Hueneme Road Campus
531 West Hueneme Road, Oxnard 93033
Camarillo Library*
4101 Las Posas Road, Camarillo 93010
Schedule
M,T,W,Th, F
M,T,W,Th
M,T,W,Th
Time
9:00am -12:00pm
6:00pm - 9:00 pm
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 .
Instructor
Section
Location
Savola
014001
Camarillo Library
Schedule
Time
Fee:
M,W
4:30 – 7pm $ 0
Communicate!
You’ve learned the language; now learn how to use it
to your advantage! Present yourself with confidence
and assurance. Topics include: Introduction and communication basic concepts, specific skills to help you
display confidence and poise, writing and speaking
with clarity, and speaking to groups. Must be enrolled in OAS classes to attend.
Instructor
Section
Location
Dal Pozzo
031301
OAS - 8
Schedule
Time
Fee $ 0
Class schedule to be announced.
Citizenship Preparation
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. Students may be asked to take an
English test prior to registration.
Instructor Section
Location
TBA
041001
OAS -20
Schedule Time
Fee $0
Class schedule to be announced.
ESL Using Computers
ESL Multi-Level/Using Computers
This ESL Lab offers instruction in the use of personal
computers and the Internet for beginning ESL students. Instruction includes basic computer skills,
accessing the Internet, and locating and using information on the Internet. Emphasis is on ESL software
programs.
Instructor Section Schedule
Location
Durr
030707 M, W 12-1:30 pm OAS-15
Durr
030708 T, Th 12-1:30 pm OAS-15
Must be enrolled in ESL classes to attend.
Adult Basic Education
Non-Credit
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.
Instructor
Staff
Schedule
M,T,W,Th,F
M,T,W,Th
Section
Location
013100
OAS- 17
Time
Fee
9am-12pm
$0
4:30-8:30 pm
ABE (Educación Básica en Español)
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.
August 31, 2015 to January 29, 2016
Instructor
Section
Location
Lopez-Varela 013106
OAS– 20
Schedule
Time
Fee
M, W
6:30-8:30pm $ 0
Academic Programs
HiSET®
High School Diploma
Adult Learning Center Lab
Adult students (18 years and older) should call the
office to schedule an appointment with the counselor.
Bring all of your previous high school transcripts to the
appointment. Students must attend an orientation
session before beginning class.
Instructor
Section
Location
Staff
029000
OAS- 17
M,T,W,Th,F
M,T,W,Th,
9 -12pm
4:30-8:30pm
$20
Schedule
Time
Fee
CAHSEE Preparation
All students must pass the California High School Exit
Exam (CAHSEE) to receive a high school diploma. In
order to take the test, you must be registered and must
be attending Oxnard Adult School before the test.
Math (Section) Time
M (020202)
T (020204)
9 am -12pm
5:30-8:30pm
English (Section) Time
W (020102)
Th (020104)
9 am-12pm
5:30-8:30pm
Location
OAS 3
Location
OAS - 3
Free for students registered for High School
Diploma or High School Equivalency
Migrant Education Program
Students between 18 and 21 years of age who
work or whose families work in fishing, agriculture,
or the transport or preparation of agricultural products, may qualify for educational assistance under
the Migrant Program. For more information contact the Migrant Office at 436-8508 or see Leticia
Garcia Room 24.
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 offered in both English and Spanish. Students with special needs can apply for accommodations in advance.
The General Educational Development exam is a
national test designed to measure the skills and
concepts 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 and a total score of 600 across the
four test modules.
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
previously failed test is $35. Examinees must be at
least 18 years of age. A valid government issued
photo ID is required. The fees may change.
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 appointment for orientation.
Section
026400
Time
Location
OAS-16
Fee
M,T,W,Th,F
9am-12pm
$20
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
includes 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
care only. There are NO refunds.
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.
HSE Test Preparation
Instructor
Staff
Schedule
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 schedule 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 profile, print out
the page with your HiSET ID number.
REGISTRATION FOR
TESTING
The GED® test is a computer based
test. Oxnard Adult School is an official
testing site.
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.
2015 HSE Testing
Schedule GED or HiSET
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
4:30 PM- 8:30 PM
July 21, 22, 23
July 21, 22, 23 (2-5 pm)
August 18, 19, 20
August 4, 5, 6 (4-8 pm)
September 22, 23, 24
September 8, 9, 10
October 20, 21, 22
October 6, 7, 8
November 3, 4, 5
November 17, 18, 19
December 15, 16, 17
December 8, 9, 10
HSE Preparation (En español)
Preparation is offered in two different locations at morning or evening time. This semester-long class is based on a comprehensive review of mathematics, writing/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 session 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.
Class
HSE
Pre-HSE
HSE
HSE Comp Lab
Instructor
Lopez-Varela
Castro/Gutierrez
Castro/Gutierrez
Lopez-Varela
Section
026402
026404/05
026406/10
026403
Location
OAS-12
HRd-8
HRd-8
OAS-16
Schedule
T, W,Th,F
M,T
W,Th
S
Time
Fee
8:30-10am $20
6-9:00pm
$20
6-9:00pm
$20
9am-12pm $ 0
Upholstery- Beginning and Intermediate
This class is designed for individuals interested in learning, maintaining, and improving their ability to converse in Spanish at intermediate and advanced levels. Through vocabulary development,
basic grammar, reading exercises and guided practice, students
learn the essentials of understanding and speaking contemporary
Spanish. Materials included.
Instructor Section Schedule Time
Fee
Staff
068001
TBA
TBD
Lifelong Learning for Older Adults
Strength Training / Body Dynamics
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. Also covered is important academic information as
well as how to utilize school district resources to help parents support their
teenagers through their high school journey. 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.
For parent class enrollment information, please contact Hilda Gomez,
OUHSD Parent Liaison. Phone: (805) 486-1809
e-mail: [email protected]
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 disabilities may call the office and speak to a
counselor to discuss appropriate learning opportunities.
GENERAL INFORMATION
STUDENTS' RIGHTS/ NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504, Title VI and Title IX The Oxnard
Union High School District does not discriminate 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 programs 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 physical or mental disabilities shall be identified, evaluated, and if determined to be disabled under the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Section 504, shall be afforded reasonable accommodations for their
education. Should a student have a disagreement with the District's
determination 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, completed 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
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Absolutely no refunds will be issued once a class begins.
Absolutely no refunds will be granted on fees paid for tests.
No refunds will be issued for textbooks, unless the Adult School
issues the wrong book.
A receipt must accompany all refund requests. No exceptions.
The Adult School will refund registration fees if the Adult School
cancels the class. Refunds may take 4 to 6 weeks to process.
$20 of class fees are non-refundable.
Changes: Dates, times, locations, and/or fees may change.
Classes may be cancelled after publication of this schedule.
We regret any inconvenience this may cause. Please call to
confirm class information.
Last Revision 7-22-15
Adult School Administration
Diana Batista …..…………Principal
(Main Campus)
1101 West Second Street
Oxnard, CA 93010
This course is for mature adult students who want to maintain total
body and mental fitness. The value of physical and mental wellbeing to attitude and productivity is emphasized. Improve muscle
tone, endurance and balance.
Start and End Dates To Be Determined
Instructor Section
Schedule
Time
Fee
Colp
TBA
T
4:30-5:30pm
TBA
Classes held at Camarillo Leisure Village Community in the Santa
Rosa Room. Minimum enrollment of 20 students.
Max Enr
12
District Administration
Spanish for Community Service
Fee
$240 (50 hours)
Gabe Soumakian, Ed.D..…...………...….... Superintendent
Lisa Salas Brown………....Asst. Supt., Education Services
Robert Rocky Valles, Ed.D. Asst. Supt., Human Resources
Stephen Dickinson,...Asst. Supt., Administrative Services
Consuelo Hernandez,......................Exec. Dir. , 21 st Century
Learning & Innovation Ed. Services
Learn pattern layout, cutting and sewing techniques, proper
selection of materials, and receive assistance with common
problems in garment construction. Students learn about quilting,
wearable art and related quilting projects in a relaxing atmosphere. Sewing machines are available for your use, or you may
bring your own and learn how to use. A new Janome Embroidery
machine is now available for student use. Beginners to experienced
welcomed! Minimum enrollment of 12 students required.
Schedule
Time
Fee Location
T (101016) or W (101017) 9-11:30am $115 OAS - 5
T (101018) or W (101019) 12-2:30pm $115 OAS - 5
T (101020) or W (101021) 5:30-8pm $115 OAS - 5
Sep 8 - Nov 17, 2015 (Tuesday)
Sep 9 - Nov 18, 2015 (Wednesday)
Instructor: Peterson
December 1 - December 16, 2015 (optional intersession,
administrator’s approval required)
Location
FHS–Upholstery Room
Oxnard Union High School District
Sewing Class Beginning and Intermediate
September 9- November 19, 2015
January 13, 2016—March 27, 2016
Instructor
Section
Rivera
0601112
0601114
Schedule
Time
W,Th
6-8:30pm
STEVE HALL Ed.D., ……………….……....PRESIDENT
BEATRIZ R. HERRERA …………...VICE PRESIDENT
WAYNE EDMONDS …………………………….CLERK
GARY DAVIS, Ed.D., ………………………...MEMBER
KAREN M. SHER ………………………….....MEMBER
This class will teach you the basics for starting your own upholstery
business or working on your own home projects. Learn to use heavyduty 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. Maximum enrollment 12 students.