Upland Adult School Course Catalog 2024-2025 : simplebooklet.com

Thank you to the community for your interest in Upland Adult School (UAS)! On behalf ofthe Board of Education, I would like to welcome you and invite you to get to know usthrough our UAS Catalog. We are committed to the learning of all people throughout thecommunity of Upland, as evidenced by our commitment to programs starting fromPreschool, through K-12, and beyond to Adult Education. Our adult school featuresprograms to help our adults obtain diplomas, learn English, develop a new vocation, andtransfer to colleges. Our caring and supportive UAS team is committed to helping youachieve personal success, to be the very best you can be. Again, welcome!Sincerely,Lynn Carmen Day, Ed.D.SuperintendentWelcome to UAS!Superintendent’s MessageWelcome to Upland Adult School (UAS)! We are glad that you are interested in us, and hopethat you will choose us as your educational partner to pursue your goals. We have hadmany students pass through UAS en route to learning English, which has enabled them toconnect to their child’s community, finish their diploma which gave them a promotion, orlearned a new trade so they can start the next chapter of their work life. If you want toknow more, give us a call! We would be more than happy to share all the things UAS can dofor you! Sincerely,Sean Delgado, Ed.D.Program AdministratorAdministrator’s Message1

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2https://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144InformationOffice Hours, Location, ContactEmpowering the Upland Community since 1989,Upland Adult School is a beacon of transformationand lifelong learning. For decades, we’ve dedicatedourselves to not just educating but inspiring adultson their educational journey. Our mission goesbeyond high school diploma completion; we foster aspirit of continuous growth, guiding individuals toelevate their English literacy skills, add additionalskills that will enhance their college and careergoals, work toward citizenship, and receive theprofound benefits of lifelong learning. Join us in thepursuit of knowledge and personal development,where every day is an opportunity to ignite yourpotential and shape a brighter future.Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:00AM-4:00PMAddress:565 W. 11th StreetUpland, CA 91786Telephone:(909) 985-1864, ext. 21144District Calendar Link for 2024-2025WelcomeTable of Contents12LocationsMission, Priorities, Goals andValues34Student TestimoniesSocial Media56Registration InformationHigh School Diploma & GED78English as a Second Language(ESL)ESL Enrollment9-1213-14Dual EnrollmentCareer Education (Welding)15-1617Job & Career AssistanceGeneral Information1819-22Table of Contents

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I wanted to learn how to speak and write in English. (Since joining Upland Adult School) I have gained confidence, improved mylanguage skill, grammar skill, speaking skill and writing. I have started an apprenticeship for my job at the elderly Home Facility sinceI started the course at the school. I have noticed that I have gained confidence, self-esteem in speaking and communicating inEnglish. I'm able to find a job, make friends, attend meetings at church, read and write. Yes, I would recommend Upland AdultsSchool to others. I really like and appreciate my teacher and my fellow students.AnnaESLI want to learn English because I want to go to college and I want to be a nurse, because I was a nurse in Iran. I need to learn Englishto communicate with others. My English has improved…I found new friends and a good teacher. They were nice and friendly.NargesESLOur adult school teacher always supported us and taught us very well. I can apply what I learned in real life. I want to improve myEnglish to get a better job. I have more confidence (to) speak English.LiubovESL5https://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Our VoicesI feel in a family with the teacher and students. The instructors are always helping the students in different activities. I am (now)more sociable with the customers who come into my job. EdmundoESLThe teacher is so nice and dedicated. I have more confidence speaking English and reading. I have more comfort speaking with newpeople. I talk more and read more.LuisaESLI would recommend (UAS) because it is a way to learn to communicate with others and make our (lives) better. MariaESL(At UAS) I feel more confident understanding and speaking English than before. I was motivated for the need to talk with people inall areas: teachers, doctors, in the store, etc. I learned public speaking, small talk, self-introduction, American culture, and overall,the teacher is so wise and I learned a lot of things from him. Everybody can learn here with the teachers.IlianaESL

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https://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Getting StartedWelcome! The following steps will get your started with registering and enrolling in our free classes for the High SchoolDiploma and GED program, and for the Upland Adult School/Chaffey College English as a Second Language (ESL) courses.For an Upland Adult School High School Diploma or GED course:Register in-person at 565 W. 11th Street, Upland, CA 91786, by appointment only. Call (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144 toschedule an appointment with Rosa Alatorre.Bring official, sealed high school transcripts. Our team will analyze any high school work previously completed and give creditfor those classes as appropriate.Complete a registration application.Receive an appointment to take the CASAS exam. The CASAS exam is a test of English and Math skills–no preparation isnecessary.After the application and the CASAS test are completed, a teacher will reach out to the student to begin offering course work,using online APEX courses. You are ready to begin! These classes can be completed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at thestudent’s own pace, and they are absolutely free.For Chaffey College ESL Courses:Complete the Chaffey College Noncredit Application. To apply visit www.chaffey.edu/esl/register.php.Scenario 1: You already have a Chaffey College ID and were an active student within the last year. You will need to log-into CCC Apply and complete a non-credit application for the next upcoming semester/session.Scenario 2: You do not have a Chaffey College ID, you will need to complete the Non-Credit Application. If you encounterany issues with the application, you can get assistance from the GPS Center.Receive your Student ID Number and Activate Student Portal. Once your application is processed, you will receive yourstudent ID number.Scenario 1: If you haven’t received your student ID, please verify if your application was received by contactingAdmissions and Records.Scenario 2: If you’re unable to activate your account, you can contact the GPS Center for assistance.Self-Evaluate ESL Placement. You can select the appropriate ESL class to begin with. Visitwww.chaffey.edu/esl/summaries.php to review the level summaries.Scenario 1: If you’re unsure about your placement, you can schedule an appointment with an ESL Counselor by visitingwww.chaffey.edu/esl/register.php. If you require help in arranging this appointment with an ESL Counselor, you maycontact the GPS Center.Register for an ESL Class. Once you have decided on the ESL class you would like to begin with, register for your class throughyour Chaffey College student portal.Scenario 1: If you don’t have access to your student portal, contact Information Technology (IT) for assistance.Scenario 2: If you’re unsure how to self-register, the GPS Center can guide you through the registration process and teachyou how to utilize your student portal.You’re ready to start class! To ensure you have the information of your class, including start date, class location, teacher, andrequired materials, please refer to the class details available in Canvas through your student portal. Canvas is a web-basedlearning platform utilized by instructors to provide class information and resources. If you need assistance locating or usingCanvas, please contact the GPS center for assistance.To Contact GPS Center visit: https://www.chaffey.edu/counseling/gps.phpTo Contact Admissions and Records visit: https://www.chaffey.edu/admissions/contact.phpTo Contact Information Technology (IT) visit: https://www.chaffey.edu/its/index.php7

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6Counseling ServicesAvailable:Academic AdvisementAssessmentCollege CounselingPersonal CounselingCareer CounselingJob AssistanceReferrals for SupportMake an appointment with our counselor, Mr. AntonioMoreno at the following:Antonio_Moreno@upland.k12.ca.us(909) 985-1864 ext. 21138390 N. Euclid Ave., Upland, CA 91786High School DiplomaProgram/GEDOur goal is to offer a flexible, free online high schooldiploma program from a warm, supportive staff,designed to meet your needs. It is 100% online, and canbe completed anywhere, anytime, at your own pace.Program Goalshttps://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144HS Diploma/GEDDiploma Requirements (180 Credits Total):English 30 CreditsMath 10 CreditsAlgebra10 CreditsLife Science10 CreditsPhysical Science10 CreditsWorld History10 CreditsUS History10 CreditsGovernment5 CreditsEconomics5 CreditsFine Art/Foreign Language10 CreditsElectives70 Credits= 180 TotalAPEX LearningUpland Adult School offers coursesthrough Apex Learning. Apex LearningVirtual School offers a flexible onlinelearning platform for adult students atUpland Adult School. With a comprehensive curriculum alignedwith state and national standards,students can earn their high schooldiploma or enhance their skills for careeradvancement. Through engaging multimedia contentand personalized support fromexperienced educators, Apex LearningVirtual School empowers students toachieve their academic and professionalgoals at their own pace. Join our virtualcommunity and embark on a rewardingpath towards academic achievement andlifelong learning.UAS offers online tutorials to prepare for the four GED subjects of Language Arts, MathematicalReasoning, Science, and Social Studies. The classes are self-paced, online, and free. Tests are conductedat local test centers.8

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English as a SecondLanguage (ESL)This is the first multi-skills core course in thestudy of English with reading, writing, listeningand speaking designed for students whose firstlanguage is not English.Beginning Reading and WritingSpeaking PracticeSimple GrammarCommunication SkillsESL Level 1: Greetings (Hello/Goodbye),Everyday Communication612This is the first multi-skills core course in thestudy of English with reading, writing,listening and speaking designed for studentswhose first language is not English.Listening and SpeakingWriting SentencesUS CultureCommunication SkillsESL Level 2: Vocabulary, WritingSentences, Talking to Friends, Shopping6229https://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144ESL CoursesOur English as a Second Language (ESL) courses are offered throughout the UplandCommunity, in partnership with Chaffey College. Students will enroll using the ChaffeyCollege registration portal, and classes are taught by Chaffey College faculty, at UplandUnified School District facilities.If you’re interested in learning how to read, write and speak English, our English as aSecond Language (ESL) program can help. Our program serves a wide variety of peopleincluding:International studentsPeople who have learned some English in another country and wish to continuelearning herePeople who have been living in the U.S. for decades and speak English, but want toimprove their writing and speaking skillsPeople who want a job that requires stronger language skillsPeople who would like to take ESL as the first step in pursuit of a college degree orcertificate9

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An introduction to the academic English. This is thefifth multi-skills course in the study of Englishreading, writing, listening and speaking, designed forstudents whose first language is not English.Advanced GrammarEssay WritingAdvanced Reading PracticePresentationsESL Level 5: Advanced Grammar, WritingEssays & Giving Presentations652Course 607Speaking Practice, Talking in GroupsPracticing real world situations, such asshopping, medical appointments, worksituationsCourse 608Accent reductionBeing clearer on the phoneIndividual sound repairA focus on each student’s individualchallenges Conversation & Pronunciation: Pronouncing American English607/6089https://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144ESL CoursesThis is the fourth multi-skills course in the studentof English reading, writing, listening and speaking,designed for students whose first language is notEnglish.Intermediate GrammarParagraph OrganizationSpeaking and Presentation SkillsJob-Related TopicsESL Level 4: Writing Paragraphs,Grammar, Group Presentations642This is the third multi-skills course in thestudent of English reading, writing, listeningand speaking, designed for students whosefirst language is not English.Sentence StructureParagraphsReading SkillsGroup CommunicationESL Level 3: Grammar, Writing aParagraph, Talking in a Group632(including 632A/B)10

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9WeldingDays: Monday - ThursdayTime: 4:30 PM -- 8:30 PMLocation: Upland High School (565 W.11th Street, Upland, CA 91786)Start Date: September 3, 2024End Date: December 19, 2024Fall 2024 ScheduleSheet MetalWelderProductionWelderMaintenanceWelderBoilermakerMetal Fabricatorhttps://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Career TrainingPROGRAM OVERVIEW: Upland Adult School partners with Chaffey College toprovide Welding to our community, using Chaffey College instructors in the City ofUpland. Introduction to Welding was developed to introduce a more skilled entry-level worker into the rapidly growing metal working manufacturing, fabrication andconstruction industries.The Introduction to Welding-SMAW/GMAW combines hands-on learning of such skillsas Shielded Metal Arc Welding, Gas Metal Arc Welding, Oxyfuel Cutting and othercommonly used cutting methods. Theoretical training includes Welding and ShopSafety, Basic Welding Principles, Weld Quality and Shop Math and more. Uponcompletion of the program, students are eligible for the following Certifications:Certificate of Completion (Chaffey College)Cal/OSHA 10 General IndustryAmerican Welding Society (AWS): SMAW D1.1 Structural Welding Code-Steeland/or GMAW D1.3 Structural Welding Code-Sheet SteelStarting average hourly wage: $22.34 (2022)Sample Career Options in theWelding Trades17Welding SupervisorCNA PlasmaWelderUnderwaterWelderWelding InspectorIronworkerMaterials Engineer

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General Informationhttps://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Information19ABOUT THIS CATALOGThis publication must be prepared well in advance of the time period it covers;therefore, program and policy changes may occur. Courses as described aresubject to change without notice and some courses or programs that are offeredmay have to be cancelled because of insufficient enrollment, elimination orreduction in programs or for any other reason considered sufficient by theadministrator of Upland Adult School. Any questions about courses or programslisted in this catalog should be directed to the adult school main office or call (909)985-1864.ADMISSIONAny adult 18 or over who is not enrolled in a high school may attend Upland AdultSchool.ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION GUIDELINESAn important component of success is to regularly attend every scheduled in-person or online class. In order to maintain an optimal learning environment andensure the safety, focus, and comfort of all participants, Upland Adult School, inpartnership with Chaffey College, has established the following guidelines:1. Adult students are kindly requested not to bring their children to class.2. Non-enrolled individuals, including visitors, are not permitted to attend classesunless explicitly approved by Upland Unified and Chaffey College administration.3. Food is not allowed in classrooms to prevent distractions & maintain cleanliness.4. The use, possession, or distribution of drugs or alcohol is strictly prohibited onschool premises.5. Pets are not permitted in classrooms, with the exception of service animals asrequired by law.These guidelines are in place to ensure that all students can fully engage in theirlearning experience in a safe and conducive environment. We appreciate yourcooperation in adhering to these policies.NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENTThe Upland Unified School District prohibits discrimination, harassment,intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived race or ethnicity,gender/sex (including gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, childbirth,breastfeeding, and pregnancy-related medical conditions), sexual orientation,religion, color, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental status, marital status,registered domestic partner status, age (40 and above), genetic information,political belief or affiliation (not union related), a person's association with aperson or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics, orany other basis protected by federal, state, or local law, ordinance, or regulation inany program or activity it conducts or to which it provides significant assistance.

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General Informationhttps://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Information20PRIVACY, PUBLICITY AND PHOTO RELEASEBy enrolling in courses at Upland Adult School, students acknowledge and consentto the possibility of being photographed or filmed during school activities, events,and classes. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including butnot limited to social media, marketing materials, and website content. If a studentdoes not wish to have their image used in such materials, they must notify theschool administration in writing, providing their signature and the date ofnotification. Please be aware that failure to provide written notification indicatesconsent for the use of images in promotional materials. For any concerns, or to optout of image usage, please contact the administration at Sean_Delgado@upland.k12.ca.us.All information concerning students may be used by the Upland Adult School officeto evaluate and determine the effectiveness of each program. All information issafe-guarded and confidentially maintained. Students may be asked to complete asurvey after leaving the program for feedback purposes. Students may becontacted for follow-up information by phone, text, email or U.S. mail. PRIVACY RIGHTS (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, aka FERPA)The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law designed toprotect the privacy of student education records. Under FERPA, students havecertain rights regarding their educational records, including the right to:Inspect and review their education records maintained by the school.Request to amend inaccurate or misleading information in their records.Consent to the disclosure of personally identifiable information from theirrecords, except under certain specified exceptions outlined in the law.File a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education if they believe theirrights under FERPA have been violated.At Upland Adult School, we take the privacy and security of student recordsseriously. We comply with all provisions of FERPA and strive to maintain theconfidentiality of student information. Parents, spouses and significant others haveno inherent right to access student educational records. For more informationplease visit https://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html?src=rn.SEXUAL HARASSMENTThe district does not discriminate on the basis of sex in any of its programs oractivities, and it complies with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (TitleIX) and its implementing regulations (34 CFR 106). The district is committed tomaintaining an educational and workplace environment free from sexualharassment.

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General Informationhttps://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Information21STUDENT TRANSCRIPTSHigh School Diploma students must provide official transcripts for staff to developan appropriate course of study. Prospective students interested in attaining theirhigh school diploma should begin by immediately requesting official, sealedtranscripts from the last school attended. Official transcripts may be obtained andprovided to the adult school be either plan below.Request an official record from transcript provider Parchment at www.parchment.comCreate an account or log-in to an existing accountRequest an official transcript be sent to Upland Adult SchoolIf your school or institution is not listed on Parchment, request an officialtranscript directly from the last school(s) attended. Official transcripts must bereceived by the adult school on an envelope sealed and stamped/embossed bythe school’s registrar.TITLE IX STATEMENTEach student and employee have a right to learn and work in an environment thatis free from unlawful discrimination. No district student or employee shall beexcluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject todiscrimination on the basis of actual or perceived sex, sexual orientation, gender,or gender identity or expression. Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972is one of several federal and state anti-discrimination laws that ensure equality ineducation. Title IX prohibits discrimination, harassment, exclusion, denial,limitation, or separation based on sex or gender. Title IX applies to both male andfemale students in any educational institution receiving federal funding. Pregnantstudents and teen parents have a right to equal education, full participation, andto enroll in any school or program for which they would otherwise qualify at anystage of the pregnancy. They have the right to remain in their regular or currentschool program, including elementary or secondary schools, honors and magnetprograms, special education and non-public school placements, alternative/options programs, migrant education, free and reduced lunch programs, andservices for English learners, and any others for which they are otherwisequalified. This would also include participation in the following: graduation, awards,ceremonies; field trips; student clubs, councils, after-school activities, and anyother school-related programs. Students cannot legally be expelled, suspended, orotherwise excluded from, or required to participate in, school programs solely onthe basis of their pregnancy-related conditions, or marital or parental status. California Education Code Sections 200 through 282 and Upland Unified SchoolDistrict Board Policy prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex, sexual orientation,or gender. Title IX requires that every school district or institution have a TitleIX/Bullying Complaint Manager to whom concerns or complaints regarding sexdiscrimination can be made.

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General Informationhttps://www.upland.k12.ca.us/schools/adult-school | (909) 985-1864, ext. 21144Information22TOBACCO-FREE SCHOOLS (BP 3513.3)The Board prohibits smoking and/or the use of tobacco products at any time indistrict-owned or leased buildings, on district property, and in district vehicles.(Health and Safety Code 104420, 104559)UNIFORM COMPLAINTThe Upland Unified School District annually notifies our students, employees,parents or guardians of its students, the district advisory committee, schooladvisory committees, appropriate private school officials, and other interestedparties of our Uniform Complaint Procedures (UCP) process. The UCP AnnualNotice is available on our website.We are primarily responsible for compliance with federal and state laws andregulations, including those related to unlawful discrimination, harassment,intimidation or bullying against any protected group, and all programs andactivities that are subject to the UCP. Programs and Activities Subject to the UCP:· Accommodations for Pregnant and Parenting Pupils· Adult Education· After School Education and Safety· Agricultural Career Technical Education· Career Technical and Technical Education and Career Technical and TechnicalTraining Programs· Child Care and Development Programs· Compensatory Education· Consolidated Categorical Aid Programs· Course Periods without Educational Content· Discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying against any protected groupas identified under sections 200 and 220 and Section 11135 of the GovernmentCode, including any actual or perceived characteristic as set forth in Section 422.55of the Penal Code, or on the basis of a person’s association with a person or groupwith one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics, in any program oractivity.

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