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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Sites Colville Newport Pullman Curlew - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Sites Colville Newport Pullman Curlew - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Sites Colville Newport Pullman Curlew Republic Colville Adult Basic Education Teaches foundational skills: reading, writing, math, technology and English language The programs are
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Colville
■ Adult Basic Education
– Teaches foundational skills: reading, writing, math, technology and English language – The programs are designed for adults with academic skills below high school or who need to improve their English language skills
■ General Education Diploma (GED)
– Prepares individuals to pass a battery of four subjects (reading/language arts, math, science and social studies) to achieve the GED
■ High School Completion
– Students are able to complete up to 3 credits to earn a high school diploma
■ High School 21+
– A competency based adult high school diploma
■ I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education Skills Training)
– Teams credit content with Adult Education
■ PACE Services- People Accessing Careers and Education
– Program that teaches job skills, life skills, computer skills to individuals with cognitive impairments
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Newport
■ Adult Basic Education
– Teaches foundational skills: reading, writing, math, technology and English language – The programs are designed for adults with academic skills below high school or who need to improve their English language skills
■ GED
– Prepares individuals to pass a battery of four subjects (reading/language arts, math, science and social studies) to achieve the GED
■ High School Completion
– Students are able to complete up to 3 credits to earn a high school diploma
■ High School 21+
– A competency based adult high school diploma
■ I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education Skills Training)
– Teams credit content with Adult Education
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Pullman
■ Adult Basic Education
– Teaches foundational skills: reading, writing, math, technology and English language – The programs are designed for adults with academic skills below high school or who need to improve their English language skills
■ GED
– Prepares individuals to pass a battery of four subjects (reading/language arts, math, science and social studies) to achieve the GED
■ High School Completion
– Students are able to complete up to 3 credits to earn a high school diploma
■ High School 21+
– A competency based adult high school diploma
■ I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education Skills Training)
– Teams credit content with Adult Education
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Curlew Job Corps
■ Adult Basic Education
– Teaches foundational skills: reading, writing, math, technology and English language – The programs are designed for adults with academic skills below high school or who need to improve their English language skills
■ GED
– Prepares individuals to pass a battery of four subjects (reading/language arts, math, science and social studies) to achieve the GED
■ High School Completion
– Students are able to complete up to 3 credits to earn a high school diploma
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Republic
■ Adult Basic Education
– Teaches foundational skills: reading, writing, math, technology and English language – The programs are designed for adults with academic skills below high school or who need to improve their English language skills
■ GED
– Prepares individuals to pass a battery of four subjects (reading/language arts, math, science and social studies) to achieve the GED
■ High School Completion
– Students are able to complete up to 3 credits to earn a high school diploma
■ I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education Skills Training)
– Teams credit content with Adult Education
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Basic Education and WIOA
■ Every enrolled student becomes part of the WIOA system ■ Career pathway approach is the key factor in the service integration ■ Basic skills students may be served by multiple partners ■ Basic skills students have been identified as a population able to help meet the needs of the workforce.
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Questions?
Contact information: Linda Ames Sarah Stiffler Acting Dean Assistant Dean 509 279-6211 509 279-6203