Interested in earning a high school diploma? The Adult High School Diploma program begins on Monday, February 1, 2010. Contact us today at 597-9481, ext. 4410 to make an appointment with one of our counselors in order to design an individualized program that will work with your lifestyle. GED and ESL classes also begin on February 1st. Don’t delay this important personal goal!
Welcome to the Southern Regional Adult School, which describes the comprehensive program of community education sponsored by the Southern Regional Board of Education. Our purpose is to enrich the lives of the citizens of this area by providing high-quality, affordable, lifelong educational opportunities and activity for the adults in our community.
The Southern Regional Adult School actually consists of 5 major components:
For those in need of a high school diploma or equivalency, we urge you to see our Instructional Program information on page 4 of the Brochure, where you will find contact information and read about these important learning opportunities. Southern Regional provides one of the two Adult High School diploma programs in Ocean County, besides offering GED Instruction and classes in English as a Second Language, provided in conjunction with St. Francis Counseling Center.
The Adult School Enrichment courses, described in this brochure, are developed from ideas and needs that you generate. The varied offerings are taught by community members, local and regional professionals, accomplished entrepreneurs, artists, and craft persons, who wish to share their expertise and provide you with skills and information in support of your personal goals and enjoyment. So, if you have an idea that can improve our program, please bring it to our attention.
We would like to extend an invitation for you to take one of the many inspiring and instructive courses we offer at Southern Regional Adult School and join the nearly 4,000 registrants who take advantage of our programs yearly. This level of success would not be possible without the support of our Board of Education and district administration, the effort of our faculty and staff, and, most of all, you!
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