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YOUR CONNECTION TO CAREERS

1151 Stoneman Avenue, Pittsburg, CA

Phone: (925) 473-4460

Fax: (925) 473-4470

http://www.pittsburg.k12.ca.us/paec

Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges

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Registration Begins

High School

Ongoing

Career Tech & Lifelong

Learners

November 2nd

ESL

Ongoing

Table of Contents ............................. 2

PUSD Leadership ............................. 3

Important Dates ............................... 4

College & Career Workshops ......... 6

Allied Health Academy

Medical Terminology ....................... 9

Medical & Dental Billing ................. 9

Introduction to Medical Coding ...... 9

Advanced Medical Coding .............. 9

Medical Office Skills ........................ 10

Anatomy & Physiology .................... 10

CPC or CPB Cert Review ................ 10

CPR ................................................... 10

First Aid ............................................ 10

Hospice .............................................. 11

Dementia/Alzheimer ........................ 11

HHA .................................................. 11

Learning Oasis .................................. 12

Clinical Medical Assistant

Pharmacy Technician

Trades Academy

Custodial ........................................... 13

Welding ............................................. 13

Apprenticeship Math ....................... 13

Future Build...................................... 14

Food Service Basics .......................... 14

ServSafe ............................................ 14

Notary Public .................................... 14

Floral Design .................................... 15

Business Academy

Principles of Accounting .................. 17

Quickbooks ....................................... 17

Computer Basics .............................. 17

Microsoft Office ................................ 18

Business English / Math ................... 18

Career Jumpstart ............................. 18

Cisco Networking

Cisco 1 - 4 .......................................... 19

Lifelong Learning

Creative Sewing ................................ 20

Yoga ................................................... 20

Positive Parenting............................. 20

English As A 2nd Language (ESL)

Citizenship ........................................ 21

Pronunciation ................................... 21

Conversation ..................................... 21

Writing ............................................. 21

English As A 2nd Language (ESL)

Literacy(Level 1) .............................. 22

Low Beginning(Level 2) ................... 22

High Beginning(Level 3) .................. 22

Low Intermediate(Level 4) .............. 22

High Intermediate(Level 5) ............. 22

ESL Transition ................................. 22

Distance Learning ESL .................... 22

Adult Secondary Education (ASE)

Orientation ....................................... 23

Academic Advisors ........................... 23

High School Diploma ....................... 24

GED Preparation ............................ 25

GED Distance Learning................... 25

HSD Independent Study .................. 25

Math Assistance ............................... 26

CBEST Test Preparation ................ 26

Adult Basic Education (ABE)

Basic Reading, Writing & Mathematics

........................................................... 26

Basic Skills for Adults with

Disabilities ......................................... 26

Special Programs

Department of Rehabilitation ........ 27

CalWorks .......................................... 27

Veterans ............................................ 27

Mission Statement

General Information

28 & 29

Registration

Campus Map .................................... 30

Right Time! — Right Place!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Pittsburg Unified School District

Pittsburg Unified School District

Board of Education

Duane Smith, President Joseph Arenivar, Vice President

George Miller, Trustee Dr. Laura Canciamilla, Trustee

De’Shawn Woolridge, Trustee

Jacinda Wollenweber, Student Representative

Janet Schulze, Superintendent

Enrique Palacios, Deputy Superintendent

Norma Gonzalez, Assistant Superintendent

Dr. LaTonya Derbigny, Assistant Superintendent

Pittsburg Adult Education Center

Lynne Nicodemus, Principal Danny Lockwood, Vice Principal

Lynne Nicodemus Principal, Pittsburg Adult Education Center

Hello Friends of Adult Education,

I have been the principal of Pittsburg Adult Education Center for a

little over a year and the school is bustling with new and improved

services. It is our heartfelt goal to help our community members to

reach and surpass the goals you have to improve your lives and

those of your families.

20% of adults in California lack a High School Diploma. California

residents with less than a High School Diploma or its equivalency

earn approximately $20,000 a year while those with a diploma and

some college earn an average of $37,000 a year.

California adult schools are charged by the California Department of Education with this

mission:

To advance California’s economic, workforce development and societal goals by preparing

adult learners for college, career, and civic responsibility.

Pittsburg Adult Education staff continually reviews and improves our program at all levels to

make sure, that when you come to us, you will find our programs provide strong support in

preparing you for a productive future.

My door is always open to hear what Pittsburg Adult can do to move you along your Career

Pathway.

Warm regards,

Lynne Nicodemus, Principal

(925)473-4460

[email protected]

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

For These Orientations and Testing

Orientation Date Time Location

Custodial

Training

Orientation

Testing

Thursday

November 19th

6:00 - 8:00 PM Community

Resource Bldg

1001 Stoneman

Ave

Friday

November 20th 10:00 - 12:00 PM

School Wide

CTE

Tuesday

February 23rd

7:30 - 8:30 PM

Community

Resource Bldg

1001 Stoneman

Ave Wednesday

February 24th

10:30 AM - 11:30AM

Allied Health

Academy

Clerical Careers

& Learning

Oasis

Tuesday

November 10th

6:00 - 8:00PM

Community

Resource Bldg

1001 Stoneman

Ave Friday

November 13th

9:30 - 11:30AM

Testing Date Time Location

Pearson Vue

Testing

Center Open

Wednesday &

Thursday 9:00AM - 4:00PM Check in at Main

office

PAEC is Closed on the Following Days 2015 –2016

7/4 Independence Day 2/12 Lincoln’s Day

9/7 Labor Day 2/15 President’s Day

11/11 Veteran’s Day 3/24 Cesar Chavez Day

11/23- 11/27 Thanksgiving Recess 3/25 Board Holiday

12/21 - 1/1/16 Winter Recess 3/28 - 4/1 Spring Recess

1/18 Martin Luther King, Jr. 5/30 Memorial Day

1/30 District –Wide

Staff Development NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS

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PAEC TERMS

PAEC Pittsburg Adult Education Center CRB Community Resource Building

ABE Adult Basic Education ESL English Second Language

CTE Career Technical Education HSD High School Diploma

► Restricted Entry GED General Education Diploma

♣ Senior Discount $5.00 ASE Adult Secondary Education

GRADUATION JUNE 3, 2016

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Are you interested in entering the

Apprenticeship Programs for Welders,

Pipefitters, Electricians, or Plumbers?

Passing the Apprenticeship Math Test

is your first Step

This class has proven to help Appren-

ticeship hopefuls to pass the math test.

Sign Up Today Ongoing Registration

30 Students Maximum

First come, First serve Only $10 Registration fee

Need to be 18 or older and possess a High School Diploma or

GED to apply for an apprenticeship.

Apprenticeship Math Test Preparation

Where 1151 Stoneman Ave

PAEC—Room 20

When Tue & Thur

4:00PM-6:00PM

October 20, 2015 thru

May 26, 2016

For More Information

Call: (925) 473-4460

College /Career Center Room 18

Hours

Mon & Wed

12:00-4:00pm

Tue

2:00-7:00pm

Friday

8:30-2:30pm

Appointments Available Transition Specialist,

Suzanne Murphy [email protected]

925-473-4460

Career Readiness

Resume Writing, Cover

Letters, Job Search, Interview

Skills

Preparing for College

Orientation, Financial Aid

Tours, Programs & Classes

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WORKSHOP DAYS ROOM HOURS

Los Medanos Campus Tour Mon Nov 2nd

Tue Nov 3rd

Los Medanos

College

10:30 - 12:00PM

7:00 - 8:30PM

College Assessment Mon Nov 16th

Tue Nov 17th

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17

12:30 - 2:30PM

7:00 - 9:00PM

FAFSA (Financial Aide)

College Application

Tue Jan 12th

Wed Jan 20th

17

17

7:00 - 8:30PM

12:30 - 2:30PM

Orientation Allied Health Careers

And

The Learning Oasis

Tue Nov 10th

Fri Nov 13th Community

Resource Bldg.

CRB

6:00 - 8:00PM

9:30 - 11:30AM

CTE Orientations Tue Jan 19th

Wed Jan 20th

Community

Resource Bldg.

CRB

7:00 - 8:30PM

10:30 - 11:30AM

Orientation Allied Health Careers

And

The Learning Oasis

Tue Feb 16th

Wed Feb 17th

Community

Resource Bldg.

CRB

6:00 - 8:00PM

1:00 - 3:00PM

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Resume Skills Workshop with

Walter Ruehlig

Tuesday, December 8th at the

Community Resource Building

Business Conference Center

7:00PM - 8:30PM

Interview Workshop with

Walter Ruehlig

Thursday, February 18th at the

Community Resource Building

Business Conference Center

7:00 PM - 8:30PM

PAEC DEPARTMENT

CHAIRS

Dave Williams

Adult Basic Education

Adult Secondary Education

Department Chair

Suzanne Murphy

Career Technical Education

Department Chair and

Transition Specialist

Liliya Berenboim

English as Second Language

Department Chair and Data

Collection/Testing Coordinator

Patsy Welty

Lifelong Learning

Department Chair

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MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY IS A

PRE-REQUISITE COURSE FOR MOST

MEDICAL PROGRAMS.

Upon completion of career pathway, volunteer experience available with Instructor’s recommendation

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Certified Nursing Assistant

Medical Terminology (recommended)

160 hours of combined classroom theory

and clinical experience

Home Health Aide

CNA State Certification is a Pre-requisite

Pharmacy Technician

Clinical Medical Assistant

Professional Coder

Medical Terminology

Medical and Dental Billing

Medical Office Skills

Introduction to Coding

Advanced Coding

Anatomy and Physiology

CPC Review

Professional Biller

Medical Terminology



Introduction to Coding

Anatomy and Physiology

CPB Review

Medical Front Office (Receptionist)

Medical Terminology



ALLIED HEALTH ACADEMY/CTE

See Page 4 for Orientation Dates and Information

PAEC CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT CLASS

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What Can I Do With a Medical Coding Education?

Pursue a range of career opportunities that will continue to grow as you gain experience.

Here are some real-life jobs titles in the medical coding industry:

Medical Claims Processor

Coding Compliance Coordinator

Coding Education Specialist

Coding Compliance Auditor

Coding Specialist

Certified Medical Coder

Outpatient Coding Specialist

And More!

SEC ROOM DAYS HOURS INSTRUCTOR FEES

$125

Textbook

$125

066441 10 Mon - Thur

6:30 - 9:00PM Preyer-Thompson

Medical Terminology

This course presents a study of basic medical terminology. Medical terminology is language that is

used to accurately describe the human body and associated components, conditions, processes and

procedures in a science-based manner. A programmed learning, word-building systems approach is

used to learn word parts for constructing or analyzing new terms.


066713 11 Mon - Thur

8:00 - 10:30AM

Stephens $125

Textbook

$150

066715 11 Mon - Thur 6:30 - 9:00PM Stephens

Medical & Dental Billing Pre– or co-requisite: Medical Terminology

► (Approved for Veterans) Learn to under stand different types of insurance plans, apply

payer policy local coverage determinations for successful claim submission. Navigate the varying

rules and regulations which apply to the healthcare industry, including HIPAA, False Claims Act,

Fair Debt Collections, and effective claim and patient follow-up, appeals and denial

resolution.

Introduction to Medical Coding — Pre-requisite: Med. & Dental Billing

► (Approved for Veterans) Learn proper assignment of ICD-9, ICD-10 codes that corresponds

with a physician’s diagnosis and completes the “Story” of the patient’s illness or injury for

insurance reimbursement purposes.


066711

066721

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11

Mon - Thur

Mon - Thur

10:30 - 1:00PM

6:30 - 9:00PM

Stephens

Stephens

$125

Textbook

$250

Advanced Medical Coding — Pre-requisite: Coding ► (Approved for Veterans)

Learn advanced medical coding. Students will learn how to assign correct CPT codes to record the

level of service for the procedures performed.


066718

066728

11

11

Mon - Thur

Mon - Thur

10:30 - 1:00PM

6:30 - 9:00PM

Stephens

Stephens

$125

Textbook

$150

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CPR

Handle life-threatening emergencies more effectively; learn about heart attacks, CPR, and

emergency care for victims (infants, children, and adults). Continued Education Credit for CNAs

and CHHAs: Just four hours for current card renewal, or eight hours for new card students.

STUDENTS SHOULD READ THE BOOK PRIOR TO CLASS.

RENEWING STUDENTS: TO REGISTER — BRING $45 AND A VALID CPR CARD

THAT IS NOT EXPIRED PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS.


097116

097117

097118

12 Thur

12/10/15

1/14/16

2/18/16

9:00AM - 5:00PM

McFarland $65

Includes

Textbook

First Aid

This courses main objective is to teach basic first aid/CPR/AED skills that can sustain a life while

professional emergency help is on the way. Includes book.

SEC DAYS HOURS INSTRUCTOR FEES ROOM

097121 Thur

1/28/16

6:00 - 10:00PM McFarland $50

Includes

Textbook

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Anatomy & Physiology for ICD 10 Coding

Building a solid foundation of anatomy and physiology will help prepare you for the switch to

ICD-10-CM/PCS. The anatomy and physiology are part of learning the new code systems.

Previous knowledge of anatomy and physiology will help during the transition, or if you are

new to the field will make the understanding of Medical Coding concepts easier.

CPC or CPB Certification Review

Are you really ready? Don’t overestimates or worse underestimate the difficulty of passing your

coding or billing certification exam? Get familiar with the format, questions, and time constraints

before your exam and improve your chances of passing on your first try.


066722

066733

11

11

Mon - Thur

Mon - Thur

10:30-1:00PM

6:30 - 9:00PM

Stephens

Stephens

$125

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Medical Office Skills – Pre or co-requisite: Medical Terminology

Acquire medical office skills in a self-paced environment, choosing two subjects at a time from

among a wide selection: Such as Electronic Health Records, Medical Data Entry and Medical

Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.


066131 13 Mon - Thur

8:00 - 10:30AM

Spaargaren $125

Textbook

$110

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066421 10 Mon - Thur

1:00 - 3:30PM

Medel $125

Textbook

$110

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CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS


067132 12 Sat

2/6/16

8:00 - 12:00PM McFarland $50

Hospice

This Continuing Education class is required by many Hospice agencies in order to work with the

dying in home, hospitals and in skilled nursing facilities. This course will focus on the role of the

CNA in providing care to the Hospice patient and family and in being apart of the inter-

disciplinary team. Topics include: fear surrounding death, history of health care in dying, goals in

Hospice, end of life decisions, caregiver challenges, cultural influences, and emotional issues.

Dementia / Alzheimer

This Continuing Education course emphasizes the physical, psychological and sociological aspects

of dementia and its impact on individuals, families and caregivers. Topics include communication,

dealing with difficult behavior, and the best environment structure to meet the needs of an individ-

ual with dementia.


067133 12 Sat

2/20/16

8:00 - 12:00PM McFarland $50


067143 12 Wed - Sun

1/20/16-1/24/16

8:00 - 4:30PM McFarland $200

Textbooks

$65

HHA

This Continuing Education course emphasizes the physical, psychological and sociological aspects

of dementia and its impact on individuals, families and caregivers. Topics include communication,

dealing with difficult behavior, and the best environment structure to meet the needs of an individ-

ual with dementia. Must have a valid CNA certificate, valid CPR card and valid CDL. In addition,

student must have recent physical and update immunization record. Deadline to Register

Wednesday, January 13th 2016.

Certified Nurse Assistant A 12 week course consisting of lectures, demonstrations, group work, and clinical experience de-

signed to prepare students to become nurse assistants. The class fee includes CPR training, insur-

ance, textbook and fingerprinting.


067116 12 Tues, Thur,

Sat

Clinical

4:00 - 8:00PM

McFarland To Be

Determined

067117 12 Wed

Theory 5:00 - 9:00PM

McFarland

To enter the Spring 2016 CNA Program

beginning March 9th. You must attend one

of these Orientations! Tue

Tue

Tue

Tue

Nov17th

Dec 1st

Dec 15th

Jan 12th

9:00AM

9:00AM

9:00AM

9:00AM

7:00PM

7:00PM

7:00PM

7:00PM

Room 12

Room 12

Room 12

Room 12

Classes held at the Pittsburg Adult Education Center

For information, payment options and registration please contact

The Learning Oasis

888-766-1770

www.TheLearningOasis.com

Prices are subject to change

Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA)

Learn to assist the physician with procedures, care for patients, perform simple laboratory tests and

administer medications while working in a physician’s office or clinical setting.


067401 11 Sat

2/20/16 - 7/16/16

9:00 - 4:30PM Learning Oasis $2,399

Pharmacy Technician (PT)

Learn to assist the pharmacist with mixing and packaging prescriptions, refer clients to the pharma-

cist for counseling, inventory control and purchasing, as well as the collect payment and

coordinate billing.


067412

10 Sat

1/23/16 - 7/16/16

9:00 - 4:30PM Learning Oasis $1,999

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Custodial Training Program

12 weeks - 108 hours

Includes certificate of completion

Food Services

12 Weeks - 144 hours

ServSafe Certification desired

Industrial Welding Training

48 weeks - 204 hour

certification preparation

ServSafe

(Food Service Certification)

8-hour course and/or certification test

TRADES ACADEMY/ CTE

CERTIFICATION PATHWAY

Notary Public: One day course including

State test

Floral Design:

90 hours

Personal & professional designing

Apprenticeship Math:

Future Build:

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Custodial Training Program

Learn to perform scheduled custodial duties which are required to maintain school facilities, equip-

ment, buildings and adjacent areas. Successful completion of this course equips students with high-

ly desirable skills for applying for entry level custodial positions in the Pittsburg Unified School

District.


069510 6 Mon - Wed 6:00 - 9:00PM al-Shabazz $100

Industrial Welding (Approved for Veterans)

This course is designed to prepare welders to pass American Welding Society qualification tests.

This course covers beginning (GTAW), Intermediate (FCAW & GMAW) welder training. Instruc-

tion includes safety procedures, training in sheet steel, aluminum and stainless steel applications.

Students with prior training will be assessed on their skill level.

Call for Start Dates

Apprentice Math Test Preparation (Registration is ongoing and is on a fir st come, fir st served

basis to the first 30 students)

This course will prepare you to earn qualifying scores on Apprenticeship Application math tests for

Welders, Pipefitters, Electricians, Plumbers and other Union Apprenticeship Programs. Applicants

for Apprenticeships need to be 18 or older and possess a High School Diploma or GED.


064610 20 Tue & Thur

Ongoing

10/20/15 - 5/26/16

4:00 - 6:00 PM Stewart $10

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Notary Public

State-approved class meeting the requirements to become a Notary Public or to renew your com-

mission. Learn how to perform notarial acts step by step to prepare for the exam.

Late arrivals will not be admitted. Must be present for entir e six hours of instruction. Br ing

two #2 pencils, a highlighter and a $40 check or money order payable to the Secretary of State.

Bring your own lunch. State exam will be administered at 3:00pm.You are required to present a

valid DMV issued. Driver’s License or California ID and a 2x2 PHOTO in order to participate in

classroom instruction and testing. Must register by 12:00PM the day before class. No same day

registration.

Future Build

Are you interested in working in the construction industry and learning Green Trade Skills? If you

answered YES, then this program is for YOU! Future Build utilizes PACT (Pre-Apprenticeship

Certificate Training) designed by the AFL-CIO (Multi-Craft, Core Curriculum) and the Home

Builders Institute. Successful graduates will show proficiency in carpentry, electrical, plumbing,

painting & finishing, brick masonry, facilities maintenance, landscaping, weatherization, green

building and solar.

For more information contact Merl Craft at

(925) 522-2970

ServSafe

Serving safe food is a must! Plus, to work in any eatery, you must be certified. To become certi-

fied, take this comprehensive eight-hour course (including test) cover ing sanitation and safe-

food handling practices. Successfully completing this course meets AB 1978 requirements for

adults interested in or working in the food service industry. Learn from a Contra Costa County

environmental health specialist. Your fee includes the course, book, and test. Maximum

Enrollment = 20 students. Must enroll no later than two (2) weeks prior to start of class.


110107 7 Thur

1/21/16 & 1/28/16

5:00 - 9:30PM Ruiz $130

$85

W/O

Textbook

$55

Retest

Food Service Basics

Learn entry level skills for the Food Service Industry, including basic food preparation, safe food

handling, customer service and cash register operations. Successful completion of this class equips

students with highly qualified skills for nutritional services jobs. Strongly recommended to com-

plete a ServSafe training course.


069009 2 Mon - Thur

9:00 - 12:00PM Gallaugher $120

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Floral Design

This class includes high style and modern style, appropriate for students seeking personal skills, as

well as students working towards a floral design certificate. You have a passion to create and some

great ideas. Or perhaps you need some new ideas or that special touch to bring your ideas to life.

Students wanting to learn Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangements) are welcome.

SPACE IS LIMITED TO 20 STUDENTS


065517 3 Thur 9:30 - 12:30PM Nagata $75

Level II certificate: 30 advanced ar rangements

Level III certificate: 30 modern ar rangements

Supply List Floral Foam (Oasis, Sahara, or Styrofoam) - Fresh, Dried or Silk flowers

Floral Tape (Green, Brown, Light green)

Floral Wire (Gauges from #16 - #28)

Clear Bowl Tape ¼”

BUSINESS ACADEMY /CTE

CERTIFICATION PATHWAY

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School Clerk:

Computer Basics

Microsoft Office 2013 Level 1 & 2

Business English / Math

Keyboarding 40 wpm

Customer Service

Representative:

Computer Basics


Keyboarding 35wpm

Bookkeeper:


Principles of Accounting

QuickBooks

Administrative Assistant:

Computer Basics


Keyboarding 55wpm

General Office Clerk: Computer Basics


Business English / Math

Keyboarding 40wpm

Microsoft Office Specialist

Shine. Microsoft Office certification

gives you the tools to

build a brighter future.

“Certification looks great on your resume. It can help

you get in to a really good college and get a good job.” Student, Green Hope High School, North Carolina

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Access

CERTIFY IN THESE OFFICE APPLICATIONS

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Principles of Accounting ► This course introduces the student to the accounting system as it applies to a sole proprietorship and

retail business. The course will include the preparing of financial documents, computing of payroll,

and basic accounting principles. This course requires the student to complete assignments online

during class and outside class times. Completion of this class with a passing grade on the final

exam, and completion of all work and test can be counted as credit for the three unit accounting

course at Los Medanos College (BUS 181). This course is for students interested in bookkeeping,

office administration and a business degree.


068153 15 Mon - Thur 6:30 - 9:00PM Shahraz $125

Fee incl. online

Access code

Textbook

$90

Computer Basics ► This is a course designed for the first time computer user. Students, with assistance from the in-

structor, will learn the basic skills, file management, beginning Microsoft Office: Word Excel, and

Powerpoint. Also included how to email and conduct internet research.


068012

Session 1

14 Mon - Fri

11/30/15-1/22/16

8:30 - 10:30AM Yeager $65

Textbook

$40

068023

Session 1

14 Mon - Thur

11/30/15-1/21/16

6:30 - 8:30PM Yeager

068015

Session 2

14 Mon - Fri

1/25/16-3/4/16

8:30 - 10:30AM Yeager $65

Textbook

$40

068025

Session 2

14 Mon - Thur

1/25/16-3/3/16

6:30 - 8:30PM Yeager

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QuickBooks ► This course uses QuickBooks Pro accounting software. In this course, you

will learn to setup a new company, chart of accounts, set up customers,

vendors, and complete transactions, manage lists, and run and customize

reports. This course is designed to help prepare you for the Intuit QuickBooks Certified User Exam

from Certiport. You can take the exam at the conclusion of this course with teacher recommenda-

tion, exam fee included in course fee.


068113 15 Mon - Thur

6:30 - 9:00PM Shahraz $125

Textbook

$105

Business English/Business Math

Improve your workplace skills for a better career or job performance. Instructors will assess your

individual needs/goals and provide instruction to build your written English or math/algebra skills.

(See Academic Advisor for registration)


068321 19 Mon - Fri

8:30 - 12:30PM D. Williams No Fee

068323 19 Mon - Thur 1:00 - 3:30PM D. Williams

068326 19 Mon - Thur 6:30 - 9:00PM Lucido / Perez

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Career Jumpstart This hands-on course will help you to target your workplace strengths, write attention-grabbing

personal business cards and effective, printable, scanner-friendly and on-line resumes and cover

letters, create a Linked-in account, develop hard copy and on-line digital portfolios, polish your

phone skills and ‘one minute me’ commercial, ace an interview, negotiate salary, grow your profes-

sional network and, bottom-line, GET THE JOB!


060020 18 Tue 1:00 - 3:00PM Ruehlig $95

Microsoft Office Level II ► Upon completion of level II, students will complete the Microsoft

Office Certification exam through Certiport an $85.00 value at no cost to the student (see page 16).


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14

Mon - Thur

Mon - Thur

8:00 - 10:30AM

6:30 - 9:00PM

Spaargaren

Yeager

$125

Textbook

$90

Microsoft Office Level I ►Pre-requisite: Computer Basics


068201

068203

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14

Mon - Wed

Thur

Mon - Thur

10:30 - 1:00PM

10:30 - 12:30PM

6:30 - 9:00PM

Spaargaren

Yeager

$125

Textbook

$90

Microsoft Office

Are you looking for a job or need to update your current job skills? The Microsoft Office Suite

software is one of the most common software tools used in business and at home today. These

courses are skill/performance-based giving you the opportunity to explore the basic and intermediate

features of the three most used programs: Word, Excel, and Powerpoint.

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CISCO Systems Networking Academy

Cisco Entry

Network Technician

Certified Exam

Cisco

Network Associate

Certified Exam

Cisco 1

Cisco 2

Cisco 3

Cisco 4

Starting salary

for CCENT 1

$48 —$51 K

Starting salary

for CCENT 2

$65—$75 K

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Cisco Systems Networking Academy ►

Four core classes, each twelve weeks, CCNA Level 1 & 2 qualify student to take the Cisco Entry

Network Technician certification exam. CCNA 3 & 4 additionally qualify student to take Cisco

Certified Network Associate exam. Classes can be taken in-person, online or both.


065010

CISCO

1

14 Mon - Fri

10:30 - 12:30PM Yeager $200

065020

CISCO

2

14 Mon - Fri 10:30 - 12:30PM Yeager $200

065030

CISCO

3

14 Mon - Thur

6:30 - 9:00PM Yeager $200

065040

CISCO

4

14 Mon - Thur 6:30 - 9:00PM Yeager $200

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Creative Sewing ♣

For experienced sewers only! Are you interested in learning fine machine sewing skills, such

as creative applique, decorative edging, twin needle and hem stitching pin tucks, and heirloom lace

inserts? Then, you will appreciate this class and our expert’s

professional assistance. PAEC provides sewing machines. (each session is 6 weeks)

SPACE IS LIMITED TO 16 STUDENTS


110701

Session 1

3 Wed

12/2/15 - 1/20/16

8:30 - 12:00 PM Garcia $62

110702

Session 2

3 Wed

1/27/16 - 3/2/16

8:30 - 12:00 PM Garcia $62

Lifelong Learning classes are supported only by student fees. No state funding is used to

support these classes.

Supply List Sewing: 1yd Fabr ic, Thread to match fabr ic, Scissors, Rotary Cutter

Quilting: 1yd of 3 colors, Thread (light gray or off white), Scissors, Straight

Pins, Plastic ruler, Rotary Cutter

Yoga ♣ This class offers a low-impact Yoga program that emphasizes balance and posture, strengthens the

body, aid the digestive system and aligns the spine. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Bring a

mat or a large towel.


110903 3 Mon & Fri

9:00 - 10:00AM Davis $70

Triple P Positive Parenting Program (for parents of 0-12 or 13-17 year olds)

If you are a parent of a child/teenager with social & emotional problems, if your child/teen has

aggressive or oppositional behavior or you have specific concerns about your child’s/teen’s behav-

ior, Triple P suggests small changes that can make a big difference to your

family. It helps build parent confidence and effectiveness. Parents learn

to: Create a stable, supportive, harmonious family, Plan ahead to avoid or

manage potentially difficult situations, Deal positively, consistently and

decisively with problem behavior. For parents referred by Court to Par-

enting classes including divorce mediation . For information, fees and registration call (925) 689-5811.


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Wed

11/30/15 - 12/9/15

1/6/16 - 3/4

5:30 - 7:00PM

6:00 - 8:00PM

Staff Call for Details

(925) 689– 5811

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1/5/16 - 5/3

6:00 - 8:00PM Staff Call for Details

(925) 689– 5811

Triple P Positive Parenting Program (Supporting Father Involvement)

C.O.P.E. Family Support Center recognizes the importance of the father’s role in their child’s life.

Fathers will learn:

How to increase coping with internal stressors & meet their personal needs.

Increase parents’ ability to work together to problem solve and decrease conflict.

To increase fathers’ involvement and the use of age appropriate parenting strategies.

To help find ways to break negative cycles of intergenerational cycles of harsh treatment, neglect and

abuse. For information, fees and registration call (925) 689-5811.

ESL Testing and Registration Center, Rm 1, Mon, Tues & Wed 9:00am-12:00pm

& 6:00-9:00pm


039030 9 Mon & Wed 6:30 - 9:00PM Celli No Fees

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Pronunciation This course provides intensive practice for non-native speakers of English who

want to improve the clarity of their speech and focus on drilling exercises: vowels, consonants, word

stress phrase stress. (Open to all levels )


032196

29 Mon

5:00 - 6:00PM Berenboim No Fee

Conversation Improve your communication skills and become fluent in English language.

(Beginning-Intermediate level)


032197

29 Tue 5:00 - 6:00PM Berenboim No Fee

Writing The students will improve their wr iting skills. The purpose of this class is to help

students write effectively and present ideas coherently in complete sentences, paragraphs, essays

and other types of writing.


032198 29 Wed 5:00 - 6:00PM Berenboim No Fee

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ESL CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION:

EL Civics Citizenship

This twelve-week (12) class prepares applicants for the citizenship examination & citizen-

ship process. A minimum of 30 hours required. Classes are in English only

Como parte de la inscripcion tendra que tomar una evalu acion para registrarlo en el nivel adequado, la evaluacion durara 2 horas. No se permite empezar la evaluacion

despues de las 10:00 am o despues de las 7:00 pm, El espacio es limitado.

Please allow two hours for placement testing that is part of registration. No testing can begin after 10:00 am or 7:00 pm. Space is limited.

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Distance Learning ESL (Online or DVD)

Study English at home watching a DVD and completing homework or doing yours assignments on-

line. Spend at least 3 hours a week at home. Then meet one hour a week with a teacher for

conversation practice and to review homework.


039120 28 Mon

Tue

Thur

Fri

12:00 - 7:00PM

11:30 - 1:30PM

5:30 - 8:30PM

8:30 - 1:30PM

Rausch Other Fees

May Apply

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Literacy (Level 1) / Clase Basica (Nivel 1)

SEC ROOM

SALON

DAYS

DIAS

HOURS

HORAS

INSTRUCTOR

MAESTRO

FEES

PRECIO

033010

24 Mon– Thur

Fri

8:30 - 12:30 PM

8:30 - 12:00 PM

Hess No Fees

033030

24 Mon– Thur 6:00 - 9:00 PM Salvador

Low Beginning (Level 2) / Clase Principiante Baja (Nivel 2)

SEC ROOM

SALON

DAYS

DIAS

HOURS

HORAS

INSTRUCTOR

MAESTRO

FEES

PRECIO

034010

034030

034031

25

25

9

Mon – Thur

Fri

Mon - Thur

Mon - Thur

8:30 - 12:30 PM

8:30 - 12:00 PM

6:00 - 9:00 PM

6:30 - 9:00 PM

Peckenham

Jacobs/McLennan

Capupus

No Fees

High Beginning (Level 3) / Clase Principiante Alta (Nivel 3)

SEC ROOM

SALON

DAYS

DIAS

HOURS

HORAS

INSTRUCTOR

MAESTRO

FEES

PRECIO

035010

26 Mon– Thur

Fri

8:30 - 12:30 PM

8:30 - 12:00 PM

MacDonald No Fees

035030

26

Mon– Thur

6:00 - 9:00 PM

Rodriguez

Low Intermediate (Level 4) / Clase Intermedia Baja (Nivel 4)

SEC ROOM

SALON

DAYS

DIAS

HOURS

HORAS

INSTRUCTOR

MAESTRO

FEES

PRECIO

036010

27 Mon – Thur

Fri

8:30 - 12:30 PM

8:30 - 12:00 PM

Gruenholz No Fees

036030

27

Mon – Thur

6:00 - 9:00 PM

Bachvarova

High Intermediate (Level 5) / Clase Intermedia Alta (Nivel 5)

SEC ROOM

SALON

DAYS

DIAS

HOURS

HORAS

INSTRUCTOR

MAESTRO

FEES

PRECIO

037010

037030

29

29

Mon– Thur

Fri

Mon - Thur

8:30 - 12:30PM

8:30 - 12:00PM

6:00 - 9:00PM

Davenport

Berenboim-

Dobrinska

No Fees

ESL Transition

SEC ROOM

SALON

DAYS

DIAS

HOURS

HORAS

INSTRUCTOR

MAESTRO

FEES

PRECIO

021320

021330

30

30

Mon – Thur

Fri

Mon - Thur

8:30 - 12:30 PM

8:30 - 12:00 PM

6:00 - 9:00 PM

Tornabene

Tornabene

No Fees

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High School Diploma and GED Programs

Room 1

New students must attend a 3 hour High School and GED

Orientation in Room 1 to begin the enrollment process.

Returning students who were not actively attending in the previous

quarter must attend the Orientation.

Important Information for the High School Diploma and GED Orientation

If referred by an agency, you must bring a referral

Bring your High School transcript(s)

You must complete the entire Orientation of 3 hours to be enrolled

At the Orientation, you will schedule an appointment to meet with the

Academic Advisor to complete the registration process

No children allowed

Arrive 10 Minutes early — seating is limited.

Phone: (925) 473-4214

Fax: (925) 473-4396

Office Hours

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Orientations

Orientation Schedule

Thursday

Start 8:45AM (Allow 3 hrs.)

(Doors close at 9:00AM)

Start 5:45PM (Allow 3 hrs.)

(Doors close at 6:00PM)

Friday Start 8:45AM (Allow 3 hrs.)

(Doors close at 9:00AM)

Academic Advisors

Room 31

Days Jeannie Peirce Deirdre Williams

Monday 9:00 - 12:30PM 6:00 - 8:30PM

Tuesday OFF 6:00 - 8:30PM

Wednesday 9:00 - 12:30PM 6:00 - 8:30PM

Thursday 9:00 - 12:30PM 6:00 - 8:30PM

Friday 9:00 - 12:30PM OFF

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Subject Credits

All new students must attend an orientation to be enrolled into classes.

High School Diploma & Graduation Requirements

PAEC’s high school diploma course offers a competency based, open-entry format. An adult will

earn a diploma upon completion of a minimum of 175 credits (excluding physical education) to

graduate. Students are required to earn at least 10 credits at the Pittsburg Adult Education Center.

Partial credits from previous schools are counted toward graduation requirements. An Academic

Advisor will analyze your transcripts and recommend courses that meet graduation requirement.

Alternative Ways of Receiving Credit

California law allows adult students to receive credit toward a diploma for many different

experiences. Credits will be accepted from the following sources:

Previous high school courses Community college/Private school courses Correspondence schools (USAF) Military service Work experience

Diploma Requirements

(175 Credits Needed)

English ....................................................... 35

Life Science ............................................... 10

Physical Science ........................................ 10

World History ........................................... 10

US History ................................................. 10

Government .............................................. 5

Economics.................................................. 5

Mathematics .............................................. 10

Algebra ...................................................... 10

Fine Arts/Foreign Language .................... 10

Electives ..................................................... 60

PROGRAM ROOM DAYS HOURS INSTRUCTOR FEES

HSD

19, 21,

21a

Mon - Thur

Fri

8:30AM - 12:30PM

8:30AM - 12:00PM

Williams / Ring

McCoy

No

Fees

ABE 20, 6 Mon - Thur

Fri

8:30AM - 12:30PM

8:30AM - 12:00PM

Cusack / Usunov

HSD 19 Mon - Thur 6:30 - 9:00PM Perez / Lucido No

Fees

ABE 20 Mon - Thur 6:30 - 9:00PM Arora

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ATTENTION !!!

The CAHSEE (California High School Exit Exam) is no longer required to graduate.

For more information please

access the California Department of Education website at

http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/hs/cahseesuspendfaq.asp

If you attended PAEC, completed all of your credit, but did not pass the CAHSEE, you may

be eligible for a diploma. Please contact the Academic Advisors.

Subject Credits

http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/hs/cahseesuspendfaq.asp

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INDEPENDENT STUDY Students must be willing to spend a minimum of 15 HOURS per week on home study and at least

one hour per week with the instructor. Students must be at least 19 YEARS OLD and out of

school for at least one year.


024332 17 Mon 9:00 - 1:00PM Foster No Fees

$50

BOOK DEPOSIT

REQUIRED FOR

INDEPENDENT

STUDY

024322

17 Tue 8:30 - 1:00PM Addision

024336 17 Tue 5:00 - 7:30PM Pierce

024325 17 Wed 5:00 - 7:00PM Leber

024335 17 Thur 5:00 - 7:30PM Pierce

HSD, GED and Independent Study

Supply List Pens, pencil, paper, multi-subject notebook, flash drive, and earphones

GED Preparation

The GED (General Education Development) is an alternative to a high school diploma designed to

meet the needs of individuals who desire to pass the national equivalency exam. Individual and

group instruction is offered along with computer-assisted learning.


024211 19 Mon - Thur

Fri

8:30 - 12:30 PM

8:30 - 12:00 PM

Williams

Textbook

$25

Required 024213 19 Mon - Thur

1:00 - 3:30 PM Williams

024216 21 Mon - Thur 6:00 - 9:00 PM Borroughs

GED Prep—Distance Learning Option:

Prepare for the GED tests at home using an online program. Schedule a weekly appointment in

person with the GED instructor to review your homework and receive extra instruction. Limited

seats available.


024291 19 Mon - Thur

Fri

As scheduled by

Advisor & Instructor

Williams

Textbook

$25

Required 024293 21 Mon - Thur

Borroughs

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Basic Reading, Writing & Math

Beginning, Intermediate, & Advanced Levels

ABE is a class designed to help individuals build core skills in reading, writing, and mathematics.

Offered in a supportive and encouraging environment, the class includes computer-assisted learning

and other effective instructional methods.


013016 20 Mon - Thur

6:30 - 9:00PM Arora No Fees

Adults with Disabilities

This program helps adults acquire the basic skills needed to become productive workers, family

members, and citizens. This program emphasizes basic skills such as reading, writing, math, Eng-

lish language competency, and problem-solving.


013030 7 Mon - Thur 8:30 - 12:00PM Mitchell No Fees

CBEST Test Preparation

This is an independent study program to help prepare you to take the California Basic Educational

Skills Test (CBEST). In this class you will find the resources needed to support your goal of

passing the CBEST. It is designed to assist you in refreshing your basic reading, mathematics and

writing skills that will be measured on the test.


024516 21 Mon - Thur

6:30 - 9:00PM Borroughs $10

Math Assistance A tutoring class designed for High School Diploma students is offered in a small-class setting where

students receive individual and small group instruction enabling them to satisfactorily complete their

math course requirement. (See Academic Advisor for assistance)


024341 19 Sat 8:30 - 3:00PM Lucido No Fee

RE FOCUS

IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO

ACHIEVE

YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

Our school, in cooperation with the California State Department of Rehabilitation, offers a free

comprehensive program of pre-employment skills training, vocational training, and job placement

assistance in a supportive environment for individuals with physical, mental. or emotional

disabilities. For more information, contact Walter Ruehlig at (925) 473-4395.

INJURED WORKERS

We have a comprehensive Vocational Rehabilitation Training Program for individuals who have

been referred to the Worker’s Compensation System. We will create training plans to meet your

vocational goal. For more information, contact Walter Ruehlig at (925) 473-4395.

JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE

Through our Workability Program and partnership with the California Department of Rehabilita-

tion, PAEC offers community members with physical, mental, or emotional disabilities Job Place-

ment Assistance at our on-site Career Center. Assistance can include vocational training classes,

job-seeking skills, and the assistance of a trained employment specialist.

For more information, contact our Employment Specialist, George Provol, at

(925) 473-4395.

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DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION

CAL-WORKS Participants!

Pittsburg Adult Education Center provides Cal-Works approved courses in Career Training,

English as a Second Language, Adult Basic Education, GED, and High School Diploma. You can take Career Training Programs alone or in combination with any of the above classes.

Most of our classes are open-entry, open-exit, and you may start at any time providing there are

openings in the class. If you have any questions, call (925) 473-4460.

ASK US ABOUT OUR CAL-WORKS SERVICES.

CALWORKS

FOCUS Program (Enrollment by CalWorks referral only)

The FOCUS program is a 25 hours per week course designed to provide academic enrichment in

the workplace for CalWORKs recipients. This vocational training program is a partnership be-

tween the Pittsburg Adult Education Center and the Contra County Employment & Human Ser-

vices Department. This course has six weeks of lessons in academics and computer literacy for the

workplace to ensure opportunities to obtaining a good job and acquiring personal success.

ROOM DAYS HOURS INSTRUCTOR

023110

068810

15 Mon - Fri

9:00 - 2:45PM Solovieff

MISSION STATEMENT

******************************************** PAEC’s Student Learning Outcomes:

Students will be responsible, productive individuals who:

Set and accomplish academic, career, and personal goals.

Demonstrate knowledge and proficiency in their chosen course of study.

Incorporate technical and workplace skills into their daily life.

Students will be civic-minded persons who:

Use community resources effectively.

Contribute to the welfare of the community.

Show respect for others in our diverse community.

Students will be critical thinkers who:

Practice problem-solving and decision-making skills in

real life situations.

Adapt to changing technologies in their daily life.

Demonstrate effective communication in diverse

environments.

The Mission of the Pittsburg Adult Education

Center is to provide programs that support the

adults of our diverse community to reach their

educational goals—Including academic,

career and life-long learning.

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MAIN OFFICE HOURS: DAYS: Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM

EVENINGS: Monday-Thursday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

COURSE UPDATES: New or adjusted classes are announced and posted as necessary. For the latest information, contact (925) 473-4460. ADMISSION: Adults: Classes are open to all adults (18 years old and older) who are presently not attending high

school and are able to benefit from instruction.

High School Students: High school seniors may concurrently enroll in certain classes subject to space

availability. State regulations prohibit enrollment in some classes. A Concurrent Enrollment Request/

Agreement must be completed and on file for each quarter. To enroll, high school students must first

see their high school counselor.

REGISTRATION:

Registration for CTE and Life Long Learners takes place through the Adult Education Main Office.

This can be done in person, by mail or fax. ABE & High School Diploma, GED and Independent

Study students must attend ASE Orientation and registration on Thursday (8:45am or 5:45pm) or Fri-

day (8:45am) in Room 1. ESL & Citizenship students register in Room 1 on Monday, Tuesday or

Wednesday (9:00am--12:00pm or 5:45-8:15pm).

Online ESL Distance Learners must also pay a $30 refundable deposit for DVDs and a $10 book

deposit. Fees for all other courses vary and are listed in the brochure along with the class infor-

mation. Other students purchase their books from the PAEC office.

RESTRICTED ENTRY ►:

Students can register for these classes up through the first two weeks of the quarter. The subject matter

or length of the course sometimes require this. Throughout this course brochure, this symbol ►

identifies courses that are not open-entry.

ATTENDANCE:

Regular daily attendance is necessary if students expect to complete the courses or program in which

they are enrolled.

CLASS-SIZE/ CLOSURE:

A class with fewer than 10 students present may be closed after the first hour.

REFUND POLICY: THERE ARE NO REFUNDS FOR BOOKS, CLASSES, FEES, OR

SUPPLIES. Prorated refunds or credit of fees are issued for a canceled class only.

COMPLAINT PROCEDURE: PAEC follows the Uniform Complaint Procedure outlined in PUSD

policy AR1312.3. Information and forms are available from the Adult Education Office.

TEXTBOOKS: Books are sold in the Adult Education Office. A current PAEC registration is

required to purchase textbooks. No refunds or buy backs.

FEES: Attendance, progress report tracking fees are $150.00 per quarter.

CAFÉ: The Café is open Tuesday - Thursday from 9:45 AM - 10:45 AM.

VISITORS: Non-registered adults or children are not permitted in any adult school class.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Community Resource

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Take a class with me

Office use only

$5.00

Referred By___________ PAEC

******************REFER A FRIEND!!!****************

Refer a friend to us, who has never attended Pittsburg Adult Education and upon

his or her registration each of you will get a $5 off on your registration.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!

Ambrose Recreation Center

Area Agency on Aging, East County Senior Coalition

Brighter Beginnings

East County Business Alliance

Legacy Nursing and Rehabilitation

Los Medanos Community Health District

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Non-profit Organization

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

PITTSBURG, CA 94565

Permit No. 44

Pittsburg Adult Education Center

1151 Stoneman Avenue

Pittsburg, CA 94565

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We accept major ATM/Credit

cards, cashier checks and money or-

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PHONE: 925-473-4460

http://www.pittsburg.k12.ca.us/paec

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