2017-18 FSAS Schedule of Classes

MISSION STATEMENT: TO PROVIDE DIVERSE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE CAREER PATHWAYS – YOUR JOURNEY TO SUCCESSFairfield-Suisun Adult School’s course programs prepare students to become lifelong learners. HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS / TECH / EDUCATION• Certified Nursing Assistant • Forklift Certification • Introduction to JAVA• Home Health Aide• First Aid/CPR Certification • Welding 1 • Introduction to C#• Medical Terminology• Pharmacy Technician • Welding 2 • Introduction to C++• Sterile Processing / Central • Welding 3 • Accounting 1 & 2 Service Technician We are in the process of forming • QuickBooks classes in Automotive Mechanics, • Microsoft Introductory classes Carpentry, HVAC, Plumbing, in Word, Excel & PowerPoint Wastewater Treatment, and more. • Microsoft Office Specialist Please check the online schedule of Certification – Word, Excel & classes for updates at: PowerPoint http://www.fsusd.org/fsas • Paraeducatorwww.fsusd.org/fsas 2 Office: (707) 421-4155

IT’S EASY TO REGISTER!Some classes have specific instructions for registering which may include registering in person or attendinga mandatory orientation. Please refer to individual class listings in this Schedule for complete information. If you have any questions, please call our main office at (707) 421-4155. THREE WAYS TO REGISTER: REGISTER ONLINE at http://fsas-asap.fsusd.org/onlinereg. You can also find a link to our Registration Info registration site on the Home Page of our school website: www.fsusd.org/fsas - or - REGISTER IN PERSON at the Fairfield-Suisun Adult School in the Main Office. - or - MAIL IN YOUR REGISTRATION. Complete the registration form below AND on the next page (EXCEPT: H.S. Diploma, GED, ABE, ELA, Citizenship, Sterile Processing, and CNA). Please PRINT CLEARLY and provide all requested information to ensure quick processing. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: FSAS. Include telephone # and driver’s license number plus expiration date on your check. Mail your check and forms to: Fairfield-Suisun Adult School 900 Travis Blvd. Fairfield, CA 94533 NOTIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT If you enroll by mail, you will receive a receipt in the mail.Students must attend the first class meeting to complete registration. If a student misses the first class meet-ing, their place may be given to a wait-listed student.Course Title Start Date Day/Time FeeNo refunds after class begins. TOTAL ENCLOSED: $You will receive a receipt in the mail as confirmation of your class registration. Regular office hours: M-Th 8:00am—8:00pm Fri 8:00am—12:00pm Website: www.fsusd.org/fsasYou must fill out this page AND page 4 to register.www.fsusd.org/fsas 3 Office: (707) 421-4155

Solano Adult Education Block Grant Consortium 900 Travis Blvd. For Office Use Only Fairfield-Suisun Adult School Fairfield, CA 94533 2017-2018 Enrollment and Registration Form Phone: (707) 421-4155 ________ ________ ________ Please Print Clearly and Use Black or Blue Ink Fax: (707) 421-4159  New Student  Returning Student Last Name ________________________________ First/Middle Name _____________________ Birthdate ______________ Address ______________________________________________ Apt # _______ City ________________ Zip____________ Phone # _(_______)_________________________ Cell # _(________)_______________________ Male  Female  Email Address __________________________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact Name ____________________________ Phone # _(_____)_____________Relationship_____________ Note any health problems here: ____________________________________________________________________________ MARK “X” ON ALL BOXES THAT APPLY Native Language Highest Diploma or Degree Earned Employment StatusRegistration Form  English  Korean  Lao USA Out of  Employed  Retired  Spanish  Tagalog  Russian Country  Unemployed  Vietnamese  Farsi  Chinese  Hmong  Cambodian  High School Diploma  Not employed and not seeking work  GED/High School Equivalency Certificate  Other__________________________  Technical/Certificate Yearly Household Income /  4-year College Degree Marital Status Race and Ethnicity  Some College, no degree  None  Single # of dependents _________  Married # of dependents ________  Alaska Native  American Indian Highest Grade of School Completed  Asian  Black or African American  0 to $7,500  Filipino  Mixed Heritage USA Out of  $7,500 to $15,000  Hispanic  Pacific Islander Country  $15,000 to $50,000  White  Other____________  $50,000 to $100,000  Elementary: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8  $100,000 to $150,000 Check All That Apply  Secondary: 9 10 11 12  $150,000 +  College:  AA/AS  BA/BS  CalWorks  Food Stamps  Graduate Degree  Cal Perkins  Foster Care  Cultural Barriers Name of high school attended: ___________________ Goals that You Hope to Attain  Disabled Youth Please mark two (2) choices  Displaced Homemaker I am enrolling in the Following Program(s)  English Language  General  Adult Basic Education  SOAR  Get a job  Personal Goal Learner Assistance  GED/HiSET Test Prep  Health & Safety  Get a better job  Family Goal  Personal Development  Citizenship  Retain a job  Military  Ex Offender  Homeless  Parent Education  H.S. Diploma/GED  None  Long Term  Rehabilitation  U.S. Citizenship  Other _______  Single Parent Unemployed  SSI  English Language Acquisition (formerly ESL)  Improve basic literacy skills  Veteran  High School Diploma  Improve English skills  Migrant Farm Worker  Enter college or training ( Have IEP Have 504 Plan)  Work-based project  Other Public Assistance (Med-Cal, HUD, etc)  U.S. Citizenship Vocational/Career Development  None of these apply I verify that the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge and I agree to allow my demographic information to be shared with the Solano Adult Education Block Grant Consortia for data and school site funding purposes only. Signature ____________________________________________________ Date ____________________________ Rev: 6/30/17www.fsusd.org/fsas 4 Office: (707) 421-4155

Table of Contents Table of ContentsGENERAL INFORMATION Registration .................................................................................................................................................3-4 Office hours, holidays, contact information, and school policies ..................................................6-7 Resource Directory .................................................................................................................................... 31ADULT BASIC EDUCATION .......................................................................................................................... 10 GED/HiSET Preparation Classes and Testing.......................................................................................... 11 High School Diploma................................................................................................................................. 12ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION (ELA—previously ESL) ELA classes, Citizenship.............................................................................................................................. 13CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION Accounting/Business.................................................................................................................................. 14 Career Development...........................................................................................................................15-16 Career Development—Industrial............................................................................................................ 17 Career Development—Languages ....................................................................................................... 18 Informational Technology ........................................................................................................................ 19 Computer classes .................................................................................................................................20-21 Health Training Programs.....................................................................................................................22-24PARENT EDUCATION Toddler and Preschool Classes...........................................................................................................25-26 Parent Workshops and Online Classes .............................................................................................26-27PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT....................................................................................................................28-30Looking for a Fairfield-Suisun Adult School is a qualified school For more info, contact:great resource? registered with the Workforce Investment Board of Solano County. WIB services include job Solano Employment Connections/WIBCheck out WIB (707) 863-3500 (Workforce placement assistance, job readiness training, andInvestment Board) limited vocational training. The application 320 Campus Ln., Fairfield, CA 94534 process can be 60-90 days. www.solanoWIB.orgFairfield-Suisun Adult School FSUSD Governing Board MembersLeadership Team Kris Corey, SuperintendentJames Woods, Principal Judi Honeychurch, PresidentElizabeth Kolakoski, Assistant Principal David C. Isom, President-ElectLoretta Garcia, Counselor Jonathan Richardson, ClerkDiane Kerr, Adult Education Joan Gaut, MemberKathy Link, Career Technical Education John Silva, MemberRenee Morgan, Classified Staff Bethany Smith, MemberMaria Ramos-Yoo, English Language Acquisition Chris Wilson, MemberCheryl Stumbaugh, Parent Education 5 Office: (707) 421-4155 www.fsusd.org/fsas

Fairfield-Suisun Adult Sept. 4 Holidays / Recess School No Classes on these dates.900 Travis Blvd., Fairfield, CA 94533 (707) 421-4155 2017—2018 School Year Labor DayOffice Hours Oct. 9 Recess Nov. 10 Veteran’s DayAug 7, 2017—Sept. 8, 2017 Nov. 20-24 Thanksgiving Break Dec. 21-Jan. 5 Winter BreakMon—Thur 8:00 am—5:00 pm Jan. 15 Martin Luther King Jr.’s BirthdayFri 8:00 am—12:00 pm Feb. 12 Lincoln’s BirthdaySept. 11, 2017—May 11, 2018Mon—Thur 8:00 am—8:00 pmFri 8:00 am—12:00 pmGeneral InformationMay 14, 2018—June 7, 2018 Feb. 19 Washington’s Birthday Pennsylvania Ave. March 26—April 2 Spring BreakMon—Thur Fairfield Ave.8:00 am—4:00 pmApril 27RecessFri 8:00 am—12:00 pm May 25—28 Memorial Day Weekend June 8 Graduation Ceremony 2:00 pmJune 8, 2018 8:00 am—10:30 am Summer Break BeginsJune 11, 2018—June 29, 2018Mon—Thur 8:00 am—3:00 pmFri 8:00 am—12:00 pm NorthBay Medical Center B. Gale Wilson Blvd. Solano Adult Town School Center Travis Blvd. Travis Blvd.Find us on School Web Site: www.fsusd.org/fsas the web Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FSAdultSchool too! Instagram: https://instagram.com/fairfieldadultschool/www.fsusd.org/fsas 6 Office: (707) 421-4155

Refund Policy PearsonVUE, GED, HiSET Testing General Information• In the event that we cancel a class, we will Fairfield-Suisun Adult School is partnering with refund your full fee. PearsonVUE Network to offer accessible and secure certification for key industry certifications• If you withdraw from a class prior to the first class from leading IT programs such as Cisco, CompTIA session, you may choose a full credit voucher or EMC, HP LPI, Oracle and VMware. In addition, a refund. students may take the High School Equivalency testing options: GED or HiSET. See page 11 for● No refunds or credit vouchers will be given after registration and pricing or call the Testing Office at the first class session has been held. (707) 421-4391 for more information.● Refunds are given for the CURRENT school year No Smoking Policy only. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on Fairfield-● Credit vouchers are only valid for the current Suisun Unified School District campuses. The school year and must be used by June 30. Fairfield-Suisun Adult School is a smoke-free campus.● No refunds will be issued the month of July.● No Transaction Fee refunds are given for online Main Campus Location registrations. Our main campus, Jan Hannigan Adult Education● The Adult School accepts cash, money orders, Center (JHC), is located at: and personal checks with a photo ID for most 900 Travis Blvd., Fairfield, CA 94533 fees. Certain fees are CASH ONLY. If a check is at the corner of Fairfield Ave. and Travis Blvd. returned due to insufficient funds, a $25 fee will be assessed. The Fairfield-Suisun Adult School● Please Note: Cash refunds are limited to cash on also offers classes at the following hand. Refunds may be processed in the form of locations: a check from the Fairfield Suisun Unified School District office and may require 2-3 weeks for Anderson Elementary processing. 415E C Street, Dixon, CA 95620● Refunds for payments made by check will be Anna Kyle Elementary held 3 weeks and may require proof of check 1600 Kidder Ave., Fairfield, CA 94533 having been cleared by the bank before refund Armijo High School is paid. 824 Washington St., Fairfield, CA 94533 Fairview ElementaryNon-Discrimination Policy 830 1st Street, Fairfield, CA 94533 Gretchen Higgins ElementaryThe Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District is 1525 Pembroke Way, Dixon, CA 95620committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in Laurel Creek Health Center Paradise Valley Estates, 2600 Estates Drive,education. District programs and activities shall be Fairfield, CA 94533free from discrimination based on sex, sexual 7 Office: (707) 421-4155orientation, gender, race, color, religion, nationalorigin, ethnic group, ancestry, marital or parentalstatus, physical or mental disability, or any otherunlawful consideration.Uniform Complaint ProceduresIt is the goal of the Fairfield-Suisun Unified SchoolDistrict to ensure compliance with applicable stateand federal laws and regulations. The District hasadopted policies and procedures for theinvestigation and resolution of complaints allegingfailure to comply with applicable state and federallaws. Copies of the Uniform Complaint ProcedurePolicy are posted in the Adult Education Office.VisitorsVisitors to the adult school campus MUST check in atthe office and wear a VISITOR badge while oncampus. Unauthorized individuals will be directed toleave. www.fsusd.org/fsas

Welcome to the Fairfield-Suisun Adult School! This schedule will assist you in learning about the exciting opportunities that we are offering in the 2017-18 school year. I also encourage you to visit our website at www.fsusd.org/fsas as we continue to develop new classes and courses. Whether you are looking into the Adult School to earn your high school diploma, develop your English speaking skills, learn new skills for your professional or personal growth, or you are exploring enrichment classes, we thank you for your trust in us to serve your educational needs. Here is just a sampling of what we have to offer: Free childcare for parents while in class—We began this program last year and it was a huge success! We are pleased to offer it again this year. It is our commitment to support our students and provide the best educational environment at all times.Message From the Principal High School Diploma and Equivalency classes—These individualized classes utilize a blended approach that combine both classroom instruction and an online curriculum to support students in obtaining the necessary skills and credits to complete their program. The Adult Basic Education, High School Diploma, and Equivalency classes are all offered at no cost so now is the perfect time to continue your education! English Language Acquisition (ELA) classes—One of the most popular classes we offer. No matter what your English speaking level is, we have many options available and at no cost. Our English Language Acquisition classes provide the best instructional programs in our region. High Quality Career and Technical Education (CTE)—While our Welding and Healthcare classes continue to be very popular, we’ve added some great new classes such as computer programming classes (Java, C#, C++) and Conversational Mandarin. We are also planning future classes in Information Technology, Digital Printing, Basic Electrical, Maintenance and Repair, Plumbing, HVAC, and Automotive Technologies. Great things are happening in our CTE department, and we invite you to explore the possibilities. Personal Enrichment classes—There’s something for everyone here: Art classes, Digital Photography and Photoshop, Floral Arranging, CorelDRAW, Investment courses, and a Dance Fitness class, just to name a few. We even have a new class called Travel 101 where you can learn how to travel the world on a shoestring budget. We are constantly looking for new classes of interest to our community. If you have an idea for a class or a skill you think would make for a great class please contact us. We look forward to serving your needs and believe you will find the changes we are making to our school to be more student centered, more inclusive, and just plain more fun. If there is anything you need, please see any one of us on the Leadership Team. James Woods Register early Principal to ensure your spot in class!www.fsusd.org/fsas 8 Office: (707) 421-4155

Don’t Delay, Register Today! On-Site Childcare is Available!Don’t miss the classes you really want becausethe class is full or it’s been cancelled due to low Childcare hours for students attending class:enrollment. Register now to ensure your spot! Mon-Fri 8:15 am—3:30 pm Daytime classes begin Wednesday, August 16 Mon-Thur 5:15 pm—8:30 pm Evening classes begin **Parent MUST be on campus while child is at the General Information Monday, September 11 Childcare Center. Scholarships Available! ** Parent MUST attend the Childcare Program Ori- entation before being accepted into the childcare Many of our programs program. have scholarships available Sign up early as spaces fill up quickly! for current students. Please visit our website For details, please contact the office at www.fsusd.org/fsas (707) 421-4155 for more information. I received my GED at the Adult Schooland now I am working full time with benefits. Thank you Fairfield-Suisun Adult School!” - Kerry Springerwww.fsusd.org/fsas I want to say thank you to each one of the teachers at FSAS. I was in ESL, computer, and paraeducation classes. Now I have completed my high school diploma. Thank you! - Rosa Mari Martinez Gomez 9 Office: (707) 421-4155

Adult Basic Education (ABE) High School Equivalency (HSE) High School Diploma (HSD) REGISTRATION for Adult Basic Education, High School Equivalency, and High School Diploma classes HOW DO I ENROLL? Registration for ABE, HSE, and HSD opens: WHICH CLASSES Day Returning: 8/9/17 9am—1pm ARE RIGHT FOR ME? 9am—1pm Classes New Students: 8/10/17 Evening Returning: 9/5/17 5pm—6pm 5pm—6pm Classes New Students: 9/7/17 Registration InformationAdult Basic Education Daytime students: register in the Main Office. Evening students: register in Room 2, the Evening Registration Office. • Students must be at least 18 years old to register. • Space is limited. • Registration opportunities are held weekly. Students can sign up for the next available event in the office. • Please bring a copy of your most current transcript from previous high school, adult school, and/or college you attended if you are enrolling in the high school diploma program. • CASAS assessment sessions may take up to two hours. Students must complete all assessments as assigned in order to be registered for orientation or a class. • No children are permitted during CASAS assessments, orientation or in classrooms. Adult Basic Education Classes (ABE) The Adult Basic Education (ABE) classes provide adults with basic academic skills that will help them at work, and in their personal lives, enabling them to become more productive members of the community. Students may continue in the program until they have acquired the basic skills needed to be successful in the equivalency test preparation classes, high school diploma program, or have reached their individual goal. DAY CLASSES Beginning Math M-F 9:00 am—10:25 am Room: 13 Language Arts 1 M-F 12:25 pm—1:55 pm Room: 15 EVENING CLASSES Math M/W 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Room: 10 Language Arts T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Room: 10www.fsusd.org/fsas 10 Office: (707) 421-4155

High School Equivalency Test Preparation ClassesThe High School Equivalency Test Preparation Classes provide students with the necessary skills to successfullycomplete the GED or HiSET equivalency exams. Students may continue in the program until they have acquiredthe skills needed to be successful in the equivalency test, or have reached their individual goal.DAY CLASSES: Intermediate Math M-F 10:30 am—11:55 am Room: 13 Advanced Math M-F 12:25 pm—1:55 pm Room: 13 Language Arts 2 M-F 9:00 am—10:25 am Room: 15 Science / Social Studies M-F 10:30 am—11:55 am Room: 15EVENING CLASSES: Math / Science M/W 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Room: 15 English / Social Studies T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Room: 15 TESTING CENTER INFORMATION GED—HiSET Testing Fairfield-Suisun Adult School joins PEARSON VUE Network to offer accessible and secure certification testing. Fairfield-Suisun Adult School has signed an agreement with Pearson VUE, the computer-based testing (CBT) business of Pearson, to test candidates pursuing key industry certifications from leading IT programs, such as Cisco, CompTIA, EMC, HP, LPI, Oracle and VMware. Pearson VUE’s advanced system administers exams on behalf of hundreds of businesses,boards and organizations around the globe through the world's largest most secure test center network. Thesystem enables candidates to register and reschedule their tests online or through a Pearson VUE call center. Visitwww.pearsonvue.com or call 1(800) 704-3613. Testing Center is open for assistance to register every Thursday morning from 9:00am-11:00am except holidays or school closure days. Call: (707) 421-4391 for more information. HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TESTING OPTIONS GED HiSET Computer Based Testing Paper Based TestingRegistration Register at: www.ged.com Register at: www.hiset.ets.orgInformation 1-877-392-6433Sections 1-855-694-4738 · Reasoning Through Language Arts · Language Arts ReadingPricing · Mathematical Reasoning · Language Arts Writing · Science · Mathematics · Social Studies · Science · Social Studies · $140 for full test battery (all sections) · $35 per section · $140 for full test battery (all sections) · $15 for first 2 retakes · Discounted retakes are available for · $24 per section 12 months after the initial test at- · Aonetime $20 CAState testing fee is charged to first time test takers tempt. · First two retakes are $14 with the purchase of a Full Test Battery. · Retakes must be completed within 12 months from the date of the test battery purchase. A CREDIT CARD IS REQUIRED TO PROCESS PAYMENT OF EXAM FEESCalifornia requires testing candidates to provide proof of identity and California residency. Testing candidates must be at least18 years old or within 60 days of their 18th birthday. If the testing candidate is 17 years of age and not within 60 days of their 18thbirthday, please contact the GED or HiSET toll free customer service line for further requirements. Special accommodationsoffered upon approval of candidate’s application.www.fsusd.org/fsas 11 Office: (707) 421-4155

High School Diploma Classes Both daytime and evening classes are held throughout the school year. Students who complete their requirements will earn a high school diploma from the Fairfield-Suisun Adult School. DAY CLASSES Intermediate Math M-F 10:30 am—11:55 am Room: 13 Advanced Math M-F 12:25 pm—1:55 pm Room: 13 Language Arts 2 M-F 9:00 am—10:25 am Room: 15 Science / Social Studies M-F 10:30 am—11:55 am Room: 15 EVENING CLASSES Classes are multi-subject T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm High School and self-paced. Diploma Learning Center - Room 16 A computer lab is available for students to work on various subjects throughout the day. REGISTRATION / ASSESSMENT INFORMATIONHigh School Diploma Registration opportunities held weekly. Students can sign up for the next available event in the office. • Limited space is available • Allow 1-2 hours • Plan to arrive on time • No children permitted • Late arrivals will not be • Bring a copy of your high school admitted transcript to register HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS Credits earned at previous high schools, adult schools, and colleges will be counted towards your diploma. Students will work on only the credits needed to complete requirements. A transcript from the last high school attended is required. English 40 credits American Government 5 credits Algebra 10 credits Economics 5 credits Mathematics 20 credits Fine Arts / Foreign Language 10 credits Life Science 10 credits Art / Vocational Education 10 credits Physical Science 10 credits Electives 35 credits World History 10 credits School to Career Transitions 5 credits U.S. History 10 credits Total: 180 credits CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL EXIT EXAM (CAHSEE) In October 2015, SB172 passed, waiving the CAHSEE requirement for students that meet all other high school requirements. Students who did not pass their CAHSEE exam, but completed all other requirements from 2003 through 2015, may be eligible to receive their high school diploma. Current students who finish their high school requirements will not be required to take the CAHSEE exam. CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Students currently enrolled in a high school may attend the adult school concurrently to make up credits for graduation. Classes are held on a trimester schedule. Student must enroll through their high school counselor.www.fsusd.org/fsas 12 Office: (707) 421-4155

English Language Acquisition (ELA)(previously known as ESL—English as a Second Language)ELA Beginning Low, Beginning High, Intermediate Low, and Intermediate High LevelsOur non-credit, open enrollment courses are designed for students who want to improve their language skills inEnglish. Through direct instruction and blended classrooms, students will work to improve their listeningcomprehension, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar. In addition, students will participate in EL Civicslessons and activities, which are designed to integrate civics education content with ELA instruction.Daytime Classes: M-F 9:00 am—2:00 pm Room: 4, 5, or 6 ELA classes are free!Session I: 8/16/17—12/15/17 M-F 9:00 am—2:00 pm Room: 4, 5, or 6Session II: 1/8/18—6/7/18 Call to register:(Individual class times will vary). Room: 4 or 5 (707) 399-4663 ELA (previously ESL) — Citizenship Room: 4 or 5Evening Classes: Room: 4 or 5 Para registrarse, Room: 4 or 5 llame alSession I: 9/11/17—12/13/17 M/W 5:30 pm—8:30 pmSession I: 9/12/17—12/14/17 T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm (707) 399-4663Session II: 1/8/18—5/16/18 M/W 5:30 pm—8:30 pmSession II: 1/9/18—5/17/18 T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm LOS ESTUDIANTES DE ELA APRENDERAN A• hablar y comprender en Inglés • hablar con el doctor• leer y escribir en Inglés • entender las costumbres Americanas• aplicar para un trabajo • adquirir su ciudadania• hablar con los maestros de sus hijosConversation and GrammarThis class is designed to help students become more confident in their oral and written communication skills.8/17/17—Ongoing T/TH 12:30 pm—2:00 pm Room: 5 FREEU.S. Citizenship PreparationThis class is offered to those interested in becoming U.S. citizens.Students will learn about citizenship requirements, studyAmerican history and government, complete the application,and prepare for the oral interview. Classes are taught in English.Students must be Intermediate High Level or above and beable to complete the registration form without assistance toenroll in the class.9/13/17—11/15/17 W 6:00 pm—8:30 pm Room: 8 FREE (optional book purchase)2/7/18—4/25/18 W 6:00 pm—8:30 pm Room: 8 FREE (optional book purchase)www.fsusd.org/fsas 13 Office: (707) 421-4155

Career Development Accounting I Introduction to QuickBooks Online This course covers the fundamentals of accounting In this course, you'll learn to manage the financial that students can apply to real-world situations. aspects of your small business quickly and efficiently Students will learn business language and accounting using QuickBooks Online, used by thousands of terminology, fundamental accounting concepts, the business owners to manage their finances. With the accounting equation, the double entry system, debits online version, you also gain all the advantage of and credits, adjusting entries, financial statements, computing in the cloud, so that your files will be posting transactions, and more. available to you virtually anytime, anywhere. $50 + book fee T / TH Room: 14 We will explore the pros and cons of online accounting 9/12/17—11/16/17 T / TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm and gain hands-on experience as you learn all the 11/28/17—2/22/18 5:30 pm—8:30 pm ways this well-designed accounting program makes it a snap to manage your business' finances. Skills include Accounting II recording income and expenses, entering checks and bank transfer entries, setting up a chart of accounts, This class is a continuation of Accounting 1 and covers the how to reconcile your checking account and manage second half of the book. This course is a continuation of credit card and loan payments; create and print the study of Accounting 1 with in-depth coverage of invoices, receipts, and statements; track your theoretical concepts and financial statements. payables, inventory, and receivables; create Accounting computer problems involving preparation estimates; generate reports; and much more. and completion of spreadsheets are integrated through- out the course. Upon completion, students should be able This class is offered in two parts: online and a required to demonstrate competence in the conceptual frame- on-site lab session each week, where you will get help work underlying financial accounting, including the with your assignments and participate in discussions. application of financial standards. Class requirements: • Internet access • Email • One of the following browsers: o Mozilla Firefox o Microsoft Internet Explorer (9.0 or above) o Google Chrome o Safari • Adobe PDF plug-in (a free download obtained at Adobe.com) Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or equivalency, Keyboarding skills of 20 wpm or more $75 Room: 14 9/11/17—12/11/17 M 5:30 pm—8:30 pm 2/26/18—5/22/18 M 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Prerequisite: Accounting I $50 + book fee Room: 14 Do you want to be healthier, happier, more productive, 2/27/18—5/24/18 T / TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm and make more money? Check out the new course Six Steps for Success on page 30!www.fsusd.org/fsas 14 Office: (707) 421-4155

Notary Public Class & Exam Loan Signing AgentStart your own business or add to your current This course is designed to provide a Notary Public withbusiness working full-time or part-time as a notary the additional education they need to be successfulpublic. This one day course will teach you everything loan signing agents. A certificate of completion will beyou need to know to be a successful notary public. awarded. Please pay materials fee directly to theThe course is provided by an official notary public instructor. Bring a legal form of ID.education provider for the State of California. $109 + $40 materials fee Room: 14Please pay materials fee directly to the instructor. payable to instructorLate students will not be allowed. 1/27/18 SAT 9:00 am—12:30 pmA Notary Public must be 18 years old; be a California 4/14/18 SAT 9:00 am—12:30 pmresident; read, write and understand English;successfully complete this course; pass a state exam; For more information for Notary Public Career & Technical Educationand pass a background check. and Loan Signing classes, please contactThe State exam is administered at the end of class.You must bring a separate check made payable to the California Notary Training Center:the Secretary of State for $40.00 (no cash), a legalform of identification, two #2 pencils, and a 2” X 2” (855) 291-9516color passport photo to submit with the notaryapplication. Please bring your own lunch. www.canotarytrainingcenter.com$99 + $35 materials fee Room: 14payable to instructor9/23/17 SAT 8:30 am-4:00 pm 4:00 pm-5:30 pmExam at end of class: 8:30 am-4:00 pm2/3/18 SAT 4:00 pm-5:30 pmExam at end of class: 8:30 am-4:00 pm 4:00 pm-5:30 pm4/7/18 SATExam at end of class:Notary Public RenewalThis course provides all the required training for anotary public to renew their commission at the end oftheir commission period.Please pay materials fee directly to the instructor.Late students will not be allowed.The State exam is administered at the end of class.You must bring a separate check made payable tothe Secretary of State for $40.00 (no cash), a legalform of identification, two #2 pencils, and a 2” X 2”color passport photo to submit with the notaryapplication.$79 + $35 materials fee Room: 14payable to instructor9/23/17 SAT 12:30 pm—4:00 pm2/3/18 SAT 12:30 pm—4:00 pm4/7/18 SAT 12:30 pm—4:00 pmwww.fsusd.org/fsas 15 Office: (707) 421-4155

How to Start a Quality Family Paraeducator / Paraprofessional Childcare BusinessCareer & Technical Education The Paraeducator/Paraprofessional class prepares Creating a safe, stimulating, and caring environment students to meet the mandates of the No Child Left for children is one of the most important aspects of Behind Act (NCLB), which is required to become a starting a home daycare business. Becoming a Paraeducator/Paraprofessional in California. Students childcare professional requires a little bit of research, receive classroom instruction and are tested in the ability to obtain adequate licensing, and the Reading, Language Arts, Math, and Ability to Assist in capability of learning how to run and operate a K-12 classrooms. business from your home. • Must be at least 18 years old to register. This course provides individuals with the basics necessary to start a home daycare business—from • Students must attend all 30 hours in the session to defining your aptitudes, motivations, and capabilities to the necessary legal requirements involved in starting receive a certificate of completion. a home daycare business. This course will help interested individuals learn about training, insurance, • Students must pass a CASAS Reading test with a startup needs and costs, as well as the need to assess what age groups might be best suited to your score of 230. Call the school to make an personality. appointment for the test prior to registering. • Call (707) 421-4155 to register. $75 Room: 13 From setting ground rules to dealing with parents, Fall Session SAT 8:30am—3:30 pm 6 hours providing nutritious meals and stimulating activities for 9/9/17 T-TH 4:00pm—7:00pm 9 hours children of all ages, this home daycare business course 9/12—9/14/17 T-TH 4:00pm—7:00pm 9 hours will take you through every step of the process to 9/19—9/21/17 SAT 8:30am—3:30pm 6 hours ensure your success. From Health Care certifications to 9/23/17 30 hours dealing with behavior problems and difficult parents, 9/26/17 4:00pm—6:30pm students of this home daycare business course will Testing on: 9/30/17 8:30am—3:30pm learn how to start, maintain and grow their business Make Up Test: step by step. Please bring a lunch. Minimum class size is 7; maximum Spring Session Sat 8:30am—3:30pm 6 hours is 20. Have questions? Please call Cheryl Stumbaugh 2/3/18 9 hours (707) 422-7016. 2/6—2/8/18 T-TH 4:00pm—7:00pm 6 hours 2/10/18 9 hours 2/13—2/15/18 SAT 8:30am—3:30pm 30 hours Testing on: T-TH 4:00pm—7:00pm Make up Test: $200 Room: 9 9/23/17—10/28/17 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm 2/20/18 4:00pm—6:30pm 2/24/18 8:30am—3:30pm 4/14/18—5/19/18 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm Summer Session 8:30am—3:30pm 30 hours 6/11/18—6/15/18 M-F Testing on: 6/18/18 9:00am—11:30am Make Up Test: 6/19/18 8:30am—3:30pmwww.fsusd.org/fsas 16 Office: (707) 421-4155

Math for the Trades New! This course covers basic math concepts used in the water– wastewater-distribution industry. Topics include industry standard formulas, conversion factors, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, area and volume. $35 Room: 12Forklift Certification 9/12/17—1/18/18 T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pm 1/23/18—5/31/18 T/TH 5:30 pm—8:30 pmBecome a certified powered industrial truck (forklift Welding 1 Career & Technical Educationtruck) operator – an operator who has theknowledge and skills to operate a lift truck in a safe This class is an introduction to welding as a professionand professional manner. Class 4 (sit down/ which includes welding safety, oxy-acetylene welding,counterbalance) forklift training. OSHA legal. The cutting, and brazing as well as shielded metal-arcclass includes classroom safety training followed by welding or stick welding. Students will learn to set uphands-on operation. At the conclusion of the class, the equipment for all phases of oxy-acetylene weldingstudents will receive a forklift certification. Please and cutting. Shielded metal arc welding instructionallow 4-6 hours for the class which will be determined includes striking an arc, proper arc length, adjustingby student count. the equipment and manipulating the electrode.• YOU MUST BE REGISTERED 3 WEEKS BEFORE CLASS $150 + $65 materials fee Armijo H.S. / Room: AG1 payable when registering BEGINS. 9/12/17—11/9/17 T/TH 5:00 pm-8:00 pm• YOU MUST PAY FOR AND PICK UP YOUR BOOK AT 2/13/18—4/19/18 T/TH 5:00 pm-8:00 pm THE ADULT SCHOOL PRIOR TO YOUR SATURDAY CLASS. Welding 2• HOMEWORK MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE CLASS. This class introduces students to MIG (GMAW) and TIG (GTAW) welding disciplines as well as reviews welding• ENGLISH ONLY. safety and Arc/Stick welding (SMAW). Students will learn to set up and operate safely all equipment for• SORRY, NO WALK INS. MIG and TIG welding. MIG welding instruction includes manipulation of the welding gun and adjusting$65 + $30 book fee SAT Room: 28 machine settings. TIG welding instruction includes SAT torch set-up and manipulation, use of filler rods and9/23/17 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm machine settings.9/30/17 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm1/27/18 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm2/3/18 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm4/7/18 9:00 am—3:00 pm4/14/18 9:00 am—3:00 pm $150 + $65 materials fee Armijo H.S. / Room: AG1 payable when registering T/TH 5:00 pm-8:00 pm 11/28/17—2/8/18 Welding 3 New! This advanced course may include internship or externship opportunities with local businesses. Check the online schedule on our school website for updates. www.fsusd.org/fsas Class info: TBAwww.fsusd.org/fsas 17 Office: (707) 421-4155

Conversational Mandarin Conversational Spanish 1 and Culture New! Our ten 2-hour lessons take you through the major concept of Chinese language and culture. This class implants many engaging hand-on activities, visual aids, and drills to help you become acquainted with Mandarin Chinese. We’ll also coach you to use many available tools on your smart phone with internet access to enhance the learning. The ultimate goal for this class is to help you personalize your own learning strategy through authentic context and therefore fulfill your own unique purpose.Career & Technical Education $60 TH Room: 11 In this beginning class, students will learn basic TH vocabulary and grammar, and practice 9/14/17—11/16/17 6:00 pm—8:00 pm conversational Spanish in a relaxed classroom 1/11/18—3/15/18 6:00 pm—8:00 pm setting. $65 + $65 materials fee Room: TBA 9/11/17—11/27/17 M 6:00 pm—7:15 pm 1/22/18—4/23/18 M 6:00 pm—7:15 pm 7 Benefits of Being Bilingual Conversational Spanish 2 That’ll Change Your Life This class uses vocabulary and grammar introduced 1. Bilingualism can improve your in Spanish 1. New verb tenses will be taught and competitiveness in the job market. practiced. Students will increase their communication skills by writing sentences and 2. Knowing a second language can open up participating in conversation. They will increase their new career opportunities. ability to speak by reading and discussing stories in Spanish. 3. Bilinguals can earn more money. $65 + $65 materials fee Room: TBA 4. Being bilingual opens up social and cultural opportunities. 1/22/18—4/23/18 M 7:15 pm—8:30 pm 5. Speaking another language gives you a Important Information Regarding new perspective. Conversational Spanish Classes: 6. Speaking a second language improves • Conversational Spanish classes qualify for problem-solving, multitasking, and Buy Back and Professional Development decision-making. credit for Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District employees. 7. Bilingualism can slow the effects of old age. • If classes do not fill to a minimum of (Katherine Kostiuk, Want a Healthy Lifestyle? Reap These Benefits of Being participants by the 2nd class meeting, Bilingual! 7 Benefits of Being Bilingual That’ll Change Your Life, http:// students will be offered the opportunity to www.fluentu.com/blog/benefits-of-being-bilingual/ (last visited July 10, continue the class by adding a small 2017). surcharge to the class fee.www.fsusd.org/fsas 18 Office: (707) 421-4155

Introduction to C# Programming New! Combining the best features from C++ and Java, C# is used in nearly all PC applications. Some of today's biggest mobile and console games were created using C#, making it one of Gaming Industry's most highly sought-after skills. New! With Intro to C# Programming, you will learn the Career & Technical Education fundamentals of computer programming;Introduction to JAVA Programming developing a solid foundation, and the skills necessary to begin creating PC applications usingHave you ever wondered how all those applications Visual Studio. Exercises, easy-to-follow lessons, andon computers and mobile devices work? Or examples will be presented in a practicalperhaps you have heard about programming, but environment that encourages students to collaboratehaven't the slightest clue where to start!? Well you and receive hands-on training; preparing them forare in luck because now is your chance to get further learning in order to create games andstarted with one of Silicon Valley's most in-demand applications using the game engine Unity.programming languages: Java! Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or equivalencyYou will develop a solid understanding ofprogramming fundamentals, and receive hands-on and Keyboarding skills of at least 20 wpm.experience; building some of the skills present innearly 3 billion devices world-wide. Exercises and $90 + book fee M/W Room: 9easy-to-follow examples will make use of open- 11/27/17—3/21/18 5:30 pm-8:30 pmsource tools and lessons will be presented in apractical environment that encourages students to Introduction to C++ Programming New!collaborate and implement new ideas. C++ has traditionally been a difficult language to Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or equivalency begin learning to program with, but as our dependence on technology and computers and Keyboarding skills of at least 20 wpm. increases so does the need for programmers who are familiar with one of the most performance-efficient$75 + book fee M/W Room: 9 languages created.9/11/17—11/15/17 5:30 pm—8:30 pm With intro to programming: C++, you will learn the COMING SOON! fundamentals of computer programming, and develop high-performance coding skills required inCheck our website for new and upcoming Software Engineering. Exercises, easy-to-follow Saturday classes as we add them to our lessons, and examples will allow you to jump right in and write programs in Visual Studio; receiving hands- online version of this Schedule of on training creating components necessary in larger Classes. We will soon be offering: programming projects. Video Editing Prerequisites: Introduction to C#, How to Make Simple Animations Algebra 1 or equivalency, and Google Docs for Beginners Having fun with your Smart Phone keyboarding skills of at least 20 wpm. Ways to help Protect your Identity $90 + book fee M/W Room: 9 and more! 4/4/18—5/30/18 5:30 pm-8:30 pmwww.fsusd.org/fsas 19 Office: (707) 421-4155

The classes listed below prepare you for a career that requires computer word-processing skills. Students should plan to attend all classes to maximize the learning potential. No refunds will be given. It is recommended that students bring a 4+GB flash drive every day to save your work. OFFICE ASSISTANT – ENTRY LEVEL POSITION Certificates of completion from FSAS for each class will be awarded upon the following requirements: Attendance: 90% or higher  Typing Speed: 40 wpm or higher  Final Assessment: 80% or higher Keyboarding Microsoft Office Basics: WordCareer & Technical Education Increase your speed and accuracy using computer- This is a beginning level class on using Microsoft Office aided instructional software. Learn proper10-key and Word. You will learn word processing skills to create keyboarding techniques for personal use and in the professional cover letters and resumes, flyers, business business world. letters, newsletters and more. PowerPoint will also be discussed. $35 Room: 9 Prerequisites: Computer Survival Skills class (or know 9/12/17—10/12/17 T / TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm how to save and find your files) and Keyboarding (or 10/17/17—11/16/17 T / TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm typing speed of at least 20 wpm). 11/28/17—1/16/18 T / TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm 1/18/18—2/10/18 T / TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm $35 Room: 11 2/22/18—4/3/18 T / TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm 9/13/17—11/1/17 W 5:30 pm—8:30 pm 1/31/18—3/14/18 W 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Keyboarding Certification Microsoft Office Basics: Excel Obtain a keyboarding certificate. Keyboarding test will This class introduces you to the basics of spreadsheets be given Tuesdays & Thursdays. Please arrive between using Microsoft Excel. Students will learn the necessary 6:00 to 6:30 pm during scheduled class sessions listed skills to create, edit, format, and print basic Microsoft above under Keyboarding. Excel worksheets, add charts and graphs, and perform simple mathematical functions. PowerPoint will also be * No fee for CURRENT Keyboarding students. No certifi- discussed. cation tests on the first or last night of a session or school holidays. REGISTER IN THE OFFICE. Recommended Prerequisites: Computer Survival Skills class (or know how to save and find your files) and $20 cash only Room: 9 Keyboarding (or typing speed of at least 20 wpm). Computer Survival Skills $35 Room: 11 11/8/17—1/17/18 W 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Designed for those with little or no computer 3/21/18—5/23/18 W 5:30 pm—8:30 pm experience. You will learn all the basics necessary to feel comfortable using a computer (Windows Operating system only). Seniors are welcome! $35 Room: 11 8/17/17—10/12/17 T / TH 2:30 pm—4:00 pm 10/17/17—12/19/17 T / TH 2:30 pm—4:00 pm 1/9/18—3/8/18 T / TH 2:30 pm—4:00 pm 3/13/18—5/17/18 T / TH 2:30 pm—4:00 pmwww.fsusd.org/fsas 20 Office: (707) 421-4155

New! MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST— Certification Training Career & Technical EducationMany companies today require at least 40 wpm or higher keyboarding skills and an adequateknowledge of Microsoft Office, especially MOS WORD, EXCEL & PowerPoint. These classes will betaught online with in-person attendance required on Mondays and a teacher to check your progressand help you prepare for the certification exam. If you pass the exam(s) you will receive an industry-standard certification that is accepted by all major employers and institutions.The online class is taken through GMetrix and LearnKey, both a division of Certiport. To learn more, visithttp://www.certiport.com and select “Microsoft Office Specialist.” Exam vouchers are purchased online from Certiport. For pricing, go to: https://shop.certiport.com/category-s/1905.htmIf you feel ready to take the test without taking the class, contact the office for more information.Prerequisites: Basic skills in either MOS Word, Excel or PowerPoint. This class is taught with MicrosoftOffice 2016. WORD, EXCEL AND POWERPOINT (YOUR CHOICE, ONE PER SESSION)9/11/17—12/18/17 M 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Room: 11 $50 + exam voucher1/8/18—5/21/18 M 5:30 pm—8:30 pm Room: 11 $50 + exam voucher Earn an industry-standard certification that is accepted by all major employers!www.fsusd.org/fsas 21 Office: (707) 421-4155

Certified Nursing Assistant * (California State Certification) This well-recognized & successful 250-hour course teaches basic nursing care and includes comprehensive classroom instruction and supervised training in local health care facilities. This course is approved by the California Department of Health Services. Register early - space is limited due to high demand.Health Training Programs TO REGISTER YOU MUST: Program Fee: $750 ($100 due at time of registration, $650 due prior to start of class) 1) Pre-register. Space is limited due to high demand – register early. Textbook Fee: $125 2) Attend mandatory orientation (*see Orientation Info box below). Additional costs for uniform, name badge, 3) Demonstrate English language proficiency to be stethoscope, physical exam and state test fee. accepted into the class. Fingerprinting fee is non-refundable. If you require a refund for this class, it may be made by check and * Mandatory Orientation Info take 2-3 weeks. * HHA course to follow CNA certification in Orientation consists of assessment, book November 2017, April 2018 and June 2018. Please payment of $125 and fingerprinting at the Adult contact office for exact dates and time or visit our School. On the day of orientation, do not wash website for more details. hands or use hand lotions. Bring your social security number and a photo ID with your Class: M-F 8:00 am—1:00 pm Room: 8 current name. Allow 3 1/2 hours. BE ON TIME. Clinical: M-F 7:30 am—12:30 pm Off site All orientations are held in Room 8 at 12:30 pm. Students must attend the orientation for the session they are attending: Session Dates: Mandatory Orientation Dates: 8/16/17—11/2/17 Thur. 5/25/17 1/8/18—4/5/18 Thur. 10/26/17 4/9/18—6/27/18 Thur. 2/22/18 August dates TBA Thur. 5/24/18 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) Each session qualifies for 4 CEUs 9/14/17 Thur. Better Communication 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 10/12/17 Thur. Depression and Grief 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 11/9/17 Thur. A Good Night’s Sleep 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 1/11/18 Thur. Care for the Aging Adult 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 2/8/18 Thur. Care for the Visually Impaired 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 3/8/18 Thur. Care for the Hearing Impaired 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 4/12/18 Thur. Care for the Dying Patient 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30 5/10/18 Thur. Care for the Caregiver 5:00 pm—9:00 pm FSAS Library $30www.fsusd.org/fsas 22 Office: (707) 421-4155

CAL REGIONAL Healthcare Training ProgramPharmacy TechnicianAs a Pharmacy Technician you will help the pharmacist prepare and mix prescriptions, maintain patientrecords, refer patients to the pharmacist for counseling, and assist with inventory control, payment,collection, purchasing and billing. This program includes 182 hours of classroom instruction and a120-hour clinical pharmacy externship. Upon successful completion of the program, students may applydirectly to the California Board of Pharmacy for the Pharmacy Technician License.Program Fee: $2,995 (includes CPR certification training for the Healthcare Provider, liability insurance,externship, name badge, and certificate). Textbooks, and scrubs sold separately. TO REGISTER, CALL: (800) 927-5159 9/5/17—11/30/17 M—TH 1:00pm—5:00pm Room: 14 INFORMATION SESSION Health Training Programs Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017 6:00pm-7:30pm Fairfield-Suisun Adult School Library — 900 Travis Blvd., Fairfield, CA 94533 Learn about the CalRegional healthcare training programs offered at the Adult School and other nearby locations:Pharmacy Technician  Clinical Medical Assistant  Emergency Medicine Technician  Phlebotomy Technician Meet staff and instructors, and get all of your questions answered in a relaxed, informal setting. Register to attend at CalRegional.com/infosession or call (800) 927-5159.CPR and First Aid Certification (Adult, Medical TerminologyChild, and Infant) This 100-hour course is designed for non-medicalThis course covers First Aid and CPR essentials for professionals who want to learn medicaladults, children and infants. Students will receive an terminology to pursue a career in the healthcareEMS Safety Services Certification card that is good or pharmaceutical industries. Students will learnfor two years upon completion of the class. medical terminology through a unique combination of anatomy and physiology, wordIMPORTANT: Must be able to read English sufficiently building principles, and phonetic “sounds like”to understand skill book. Fee includes EMS Safety pronunciations.Services certification card good for two years. Bringan exercise mat or towel to class and a snack. $100 + book fee T/TH Room: TBAStudents must be in good physical shape to kneel 9/12/17—1/18/18 T/TH 5:15 pm—8:30 pmon the floor for training. 1/23/18—5/15/18 5:15 pm—8:30 pmStudents will not be admitted late. Seating isextremely limited – register early.$65 Adult School Library9/23/17 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm9/30/17 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm1/27/18 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm2/3/18 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm4/7/18 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm4/14/18 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pmwww.fsusd.org/fsas 23 Office: (707) 421-4155

Health Training Programs Sterile Processing / Central Service Technician (in class training) The Central Service Technician course introduces students to the theories and principles of Sterile Processing Technology and Infection Control. Subjects covered in the first half of the course include an overview of Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Infection Control and Decontamination. The second half of the course focuses on the Sterile Processing Department. Topics include Packaging, Sterilization, and Instrumentation. Upon completion of this course, students will be presented with a Certificate of Competency. This certificate satisfies the educational requirements for admission to challenge the National Institute for the Certification of Healthcare Sterile Processing and Distribution Personnel certification examination (NICHSPDP). NICHSPDP is a nationally recognized certification organization that has the approval of the American Hospital Association. Online Registration only at www.fsusd.org/fsas Thur 7/27/17 9:00am for July Assessment $100 Thur 1/11/18 8:00 am for Jan. Assessment $100 Registration is for the REQUIRED Assessment ONLY and does not guarantee placement in the class. Must pay remainder of $750 class fee prior to start of class. Total Registration Fees = $850.00 CST Assessment Preregistration Required 7/29/17 SAT 9:00 am-1:00 pm FSAS Library 1/13/18 SAT 9:00 am-1:00 pm FSAS Library Session 1: M/W 5:15 pm—8:30 pm Room: 29 8/21/17—1/24/18 Session 2: Please visit our website: www.fsusd.org/fsas for more information. REGISTER EARLY! This class fills up very quickly.www.fsusd.org/fsas THE COURSE FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS 24 Office: (707) 421-4155

Parent—Toddler ClassesParent and toddler attend this class together. The Parent Education Preschoolinstructor facilitates discussions about various parenting Cooperative (PEP)topics in a comfortable setting that feels like a playgroup.Parents play a key role in the class by asking questions, For Parents and Children Ages 3 to 5 Parent Educationsharing experiences about raising their children and Wish you could be a part of your child's classroom learningcontributing to group discussion. Parents can also socialize experience? Our PEP (Parent Education Preschool)and network with other parents, while children have the cooperative might be the way to go. Teachers will guideopportunity to interact with their peers, learn and practice and assist parents as they participate in classroomskills like sharing, communicating with words or signs, and activities. A cooperative ** is a good transition forhow to be a good friend. A typical class includes circle preschoolers to encourage independence. 123 Magic,time, songs, read-alouds, recess, play time, sign language and STEP (Systematic Training for Effective Parenting) forpractice and an art or craft project. The parent will also Young Children will be components of this Parentneed to provide a snack for the child. The class will Education Program. Online work is required for thisprovide: course.• a look at the long term goals of parenting• developmental milestones for how your children think, feel and grow• research about the language of listening• strategies to increase your child’s self-esteem and confidence• support for yourself as a parent and a person• effective ways to teach cooperation and discipline No classes during Winter Break: 12/22/17—1/28/18 and Spring Break: 3/26/18—4/2/18$70 materials fee Room: 17 **Cooperative Preschool: As a cooperative preschool our parents participate in the program one day out of theYoung Toddler (12-24 months) two/three days by assisting in the classroom and providing their ideas and energy to help shape the class.9/11/17—5/14/18 M 10:35 am—12:30 pm Our parents learn with their children through an exchange of ideas with other parents and the teacher.Older Toddler (24-36 months)9/11/17—5/14/18 M 8:30 am—10:25 am No classes during Winter Break: 12/22/17—01/26/18 and Spring Break: 3/26/18—4/2/189/15/17—5/18/18 F 9:00 am—11:00 am $150 materials fee Room: KBP.E.A.C.E. (Parent Education and 9/11/17—5/21/18 M/W/F 9:00 am—12:00 pmCustody Effectiveness) This class is currently full. Waitlist only.The goal of the P.E.A.C.E. class is to create an effective To get on the waitlist, fill out an interest form atco-parenting relationship between separating anddivorcing parents. The program offers parents an http://www.solano-spaceprogram.comopportunity to learn the necessary skills to keep theirchildren out of family conflicts and helps them acquire $120 materials fee Room: KBnew parental skills necessary for rearing children betweenseparate households. 9/12/17—5/22/18 T / TH 9:00 am—12:00 pmEach parent registers for a different session, which are two This class is currently full. Waitlist only. To get on the waitlist, fill out an interest form at3 1/2-hour classes. $50 Room: TBA http://www.solano-spaceprogram.com9/23/17 and 9/30/17 SAT 9:00 am—12:30 pm 9/12/17—5/22/18 T / TH 12:30 pm—3:30 pm1/27/18 and 2/3/18 SAT 9:00 am—12:30 pm4/7/18 and 4/14/18 SAT 9:00 am—12:30 pm Mandatory PEP Back to School NightIf additional hours are needed, please contact the teacher. Tuesday, September 26, 2017www.fsusd.org/fsas 25 Office: (707) 421-4155

Workshops offered in partnership with the Solano Family and Children Services (SFCS): Read, Learn, Grow With Me Ages and Stages Questionnaires Workshop New! (ELA with your Preschooler) Provider and Parent Training - Ages and Stages Esta clase es para estudiantes aprendiendo inglés que tienen Questionnaires: ASQ-3 & ASQ-SE. Learn how to utilize hijos entre las edades de 3 a 5. La clase proveerá a los padres the ASQ questionnaires in your program. Providers con instrucción de escribir, escuchar y hablar en Inglés y se and parents will be able to look at how their children enfocara en el desarrollo escolar de sus hijos. Cada sesión are doing in important areas, such as speech, comienza con los padres quienes trabajaran con un profesor physical ability, social skills, and problem solving skills. que les enseñara Inglés, mientras que sus hijos participaran Identify children’s strengths as well as any area en actividades preescolares. El final de cada sesión incluirá un where support may be needed. SFCS will provide tiempo donde los padres y los hijos trabajaran juntos en una childcare. Register online at Eventbrite: actividad de literature. http://bit.ly/2pOscHiParent Education Free TH Room: TBA TH 10/26/17 6:30 pm—8:30 pm 3/22/18 6:30 pm—8:30 pm PEAK Workshop (Partnership in Early Access For Kids) New! This class is for English Language Learners who have PEAK believes that parents are the experts on their children ages 3-5. The class will provide parents with children and works in partnership with parents to instruction in speaking, listening to, and writing in help identify special needs, emotional and behavior- English and will focus on the literacy development of al concerns. We provide services to parents to sup- their children. port their child’s healthy development. Each session begins with parents working with a Provider Education and Training Workshop that edu- teacher on their English language development while cate and train providers that work with children ages their children participate in preschool activities and birth to 5 years on such topics as developmental circle time with co-teachers. The end of each session screenings, brain development and attachment. includes a story time and a literacy-based activity for Open to parents also. SFCS will provide childcare. parents and children to work on together. Through this Register online at Eventbrite: http://bit.ly/2pOscHi class, parents will be able to: Free T Room: TBA • Learn effective strategies that are used to teach T children how to read and write 10/24/17 6:30 pm—8:30 pm 3/20/18 6:30 pm—8:30 pm • Have opportunities to practice strategies with their children • Understand the importance of their involvement with their children’s education • Increase their understanding of their role in the literacy development of their children $150 materials fee Room: KB & 5 9/11/17—5/21/18 M/W/F 12:30 pm-3:00 pm This class is currently full. To get on the waitlist, fill out an interest form at: http://www.solano-spaceprogram.com No classes during Winter Break: 12/22/17—01/26/18 and Spring Break: 3/26/18—4/2/18www.fsusd.org/fsas 26 Office: (707) 421-4155

Family Fun Nights!Join us for crafts, activities, circle time, snack andstories. All preschool children who attend willreceive a FREE book! This is a perfect evening offun and learning for families. This is a free event.No need to register—just come and enjoy!6:00 pm—7:30 pm Adult School LibraryThursday 10/5/17 S.T.E.P. Early Childhood Online ClassThursday 1/18/18 (Systematic Training for EffectiveThursday 4/12/18 Parenting)1-2-3 Magic Online Class Parenting young children can be unusually rewarding, Parent Education occasionally difficult, and always a challenge. Early1-2-3 Magic: Managing Difficult Behavior in Children Childhood S.T.E.P: Systematic Training for EffectiveAges 2-12 Online Class offers easy-to-follow steps for Parenting of Young Children (ages 0-6) course candisciplining children without arguing, yelling, or help parents meet the challenge.spanking. You are not required to be a saint, geniusor professional psychotherapist to use this program Its purpose is to provide:effectively! After taking this course, you canimmediately start to manage troublesome behavior • A look at the long-term goals of parentingmore effectively, and you will understand how your • Information on how young children thing, feelsilence can speak louder than words. This lively andextremely popular program offers a humorous look and actat parenting and a serious look at discipline. 1-2-3Magic has one goal: to help parents enjoy their kids! • Skills that can increase your enjoyment andEarn a 12-hour certificate by completing this course. Ifyou have any questions, please send an email to effectiveness as a [email protected] • Skills that can develop your child’s self-esteem$50 Online and confidence This is an online, self-paced course. Join anytime! • Support for yourself as a parent and as a person • Effective ways to teach cooperation and disciplineCo-Parenting Online Class New! Earn a 12-hour certificate by completing this course. Students will be required to purchase a STEP book onWhen families break up, parents need to learn how to their own. A link will be provided to order it online. Ifhelp their child adjust to the changes in their lives. The you have any questions, please send an email toCo-Parenting Online Class helps parents improve the [email protected] relationship by reducing conflict. This classalso helps parents understand their critical role in $50 + book fee Onlinehelping their child adjust through co-parenting. Earn a12 or 16 hour certificate by completing this course. If This is an online, self-paced course.you have any questions, please send an email to Join [email protected] S.T.E.P. School Age Children Online$50 for the 12-hour class Online Class (Systematic Training for$75 for the 16-hour class Effective Parenting) New!This is an online, self-paced course. Join anytime! Coming soon! Check our website for updated information on this online course.www.fsusd.org/fsas 27 Office: (707) 421-4155

Art 1: Introduction to Drawing Art 3: Advanced Art New! Techniques Have you dreamed of becoming an artist or improve your drawing skills? In this class you will learn the An advanced level course in drawing and painting fundamentals of drawing and how to enhance your with an emphasis on developing a greater depth of observational skills to improve technique. The elements understanding of art and application of the of art and principles of design are integrated into Elements of Art and Principles of Design to their student projects. Students will create abstract and work in a variety of media. Studio experiences representational drawings from still life, the figure, include drawing, painting, and illustration projects. nature, and imagination. Each student will demonstrate progress over time by developing a body of work and organizing a $90 Room: 6 portfolio. 9/13/17—11/15/17 W 5:30 pm-8:30 pm $100 Room: 6 2/21/18—5/16/18 W 5:30 pm-8:30 pmPersonal Development Introduction to CorelDRAW New! Have a creative mind? Love visual arts? Need a sign or banner for an event? Do it yourself with CorelDRAW. It's a visual world out there. All around us our lives are constantly surrounded by visual ideas of the imagination. CorelDRAW can help you make that happen. Art 2: Introduction to Painting Learn the basics to design things from greeting and business cards, to designing signs that draw This is an introductory course that covers basic attention to a storefront. CorelDRAW is a powerful painting techniques and materials of painting in industry standard illustration tool to do just that. acrylic, oil or watercolor. Topics include the Learn the skills for basic layouts to intermediate fundamental processes of visual and artistic designs that can be used in any industry. Become expression, the basic techniques and processes of your own designer and save money, even start painting, and compositional design principles. your own business in any industry through illustration with CorelDRAW. $90 Room: 6 Basic computer skills required which includes file 11/29/17—2/14/18 W 5:30 pm-8:30 pm management. $50 M Room: 6 M 9/11/17—11/13/17 M 6:00 pm—8:30 pm 11/27/17—2/5/18 6:00 pm—8:30 pm 3/5/18—5/7/18 6:00 pm—8:30 pm Space is limited! Sign up today!www.fsusd.org/fsas 28 Office: (707) 421-4155

Photography & Photoshop Elements Travel 101 New!Would you like to improve your photography skills and Have you ever wanted to travel to a foreign country, Personal Developmentlearn the basics of Photoshop? Terry Murray is an award but don’t know where to start? Are you interested inwinning photographer, and she will teach you the learning about another country’s culture, history,seven “rules” for taking great photographs. Each class geography, language, and food? How do you travelwill begin with examples that use these rules effectively, on a shoestring budget while being able to takefollowed by time to go outside and take photos using advantage of the opulence Europe offers? There’s awhat you have learned. In addition, time will be spend Marco Polo in each of us! The Fairfield-Suisun Adultviewing and critiquing the photos you have taken. School is hosting a class designed to research and conduct a trip abroad for interested students. This class will meet once a month for six months to identify and explore two destinations and then travel to those places in March or April. In the past year, instructor has traveled to Scotland, Ireland, England, Greece, Turkey, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Iceland, His travel experience also includes Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Luxembourg, China, and Thailand. Cost: $65 for the class, does not include the cost of the 2-destination trip which is typically less than $2,000 per person.For the Photoshop portion of the class, you will learn the 10/4/17—3/7/18 1st Wed 5:30pm—7:30pm Room: TBAbasic elements which include cropping, various of eachadjustments, layers, copy and paste, and simple (January will bemanipulations of photos. We’ll work on a photo on 1/10/18) monthtogether first and then you will have time to work onyour own photos taken in the class. You may alsochoose to bring in additional photos on a flash drive.9/30/17 SAT 9:00 am—3:30 pm Room: 11 $501/27/18 SAT 9:00 am—3:30 pm Room: 11 $504/14/18 SAT 9:00 am—3:30 pm Room: 11 $50Intermediate Photoshop Floral Design / Arranging New!Do you need to improve your Photoshop skills, or learn This is an introductory class for those who want tohow to combine elements from different pictures into learn floral arranging for a special project, such as aone image? If so, this is the class for you! We will use bouquet for a holiday table. Covers principles ofPhotoshop Elements editing tools and filter galleries to floral design, use of materials and tools, andimprove and enhance your images. You may use ei- identification of flower and plant use. All levelsther your own pictures, or non-copyrighted images welcome.from the Internet, to make images you can use forcards, flyers, photos to hang on the wall, and more. Session 1 TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm Room: 6 $65 11/30/17 TH 6:00 pm—8:00 pm Room: 6 $65Please bring your own lunch. It is advised to bring aUSB flash drive to save your work. Basic knowledge of Session 2Adobe Photoshop is required. 5/3/189/23/17 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm Room: 11 $502/3/18 SAT 9:00 am—3:00 pm Room: 11 $50www.fsusd.org/fsas 29 Office: (707) 421-4155

Introduction to Investing / Trading For Six Secrets To a Living (4 Hour Informational Session) Success New! New! This class is an introduction course to the world of proactive investing. The student Do you want to be more productive? Make more money? Be healthier, will learn the game played by market professionals be happier? Then Full Life Balance's and hedge fund managers. Know the major players Six Secrets of Success is for you. The Six Secrets of in the investing game; know what moves price; know Success will teach the Full Life Balance (FLB) lifestyle correct entry and exit points; know the schools of and show how to increase your academic, vocational, thoughts in market investing and trading; know the social and personal performance, awareness and importance of being the disciplined investor; know the enjoyment. The course will also show how to apply most important action to take before risking your first these recommendations to organizations and business dollar. We will also talk about what markets to trade, situations to become a top performer. We will also give including options. an overview of successful management principles and management communication. There will be a discussion on how to find the bestPersonal Development trades and how to increase one’s probability of Required Book: Full Life Balance: The Five Keys to the success. There will also be a discussion of the Kingdom (How To Live Better Every Day!, by William K. importance of history as it relates to today’s markets; Wesley. Students should purchase the book and review study of human behavior and the “herd mentality”; the class syllabus at www.fullifebalance.com prior to develop a trader mindset; trading psychology. You will the 1st class. walk out of this class with a very different perspective of the stock market. 10-Week class Room: 11 4 Hour Informational Session 9/12/17—11/14/17 T 6:00 pm—8:00pm $150 9/23/17 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm Room: 13 $35 4/7/17 SAT 9:00 am—1:00 pm Room: 13 $35 Introduction to Investing / Trading For Dance Fitness New! a Living (Full Day Session) Dance Fitness includes an introduction to various New! Students will build and expand on the dance styles such as ballet, jazz, and knowledge obtained from the introductory contemporary. Students will engage in a high energy movement course where various dance session. Discussions in this class will include the styles will be cohesively joined with a full body workout. This course will take the student on a following: journey through the dance world, discovering new ways to move and become one with self. Classes • Foundations of Investing will begin with a heat pumping warm-up, followed • Basic Terminology by conditioning exercises. Next, there will be a • The best times to trade choreography session, and the class will end with • Market’s relationship with a deep stretch and cool down. Prepare to sweat, work hard, and feel the rhythm. nature Room: MPR • Trading Plans and Rules • Trading Platforms 9/13/17—10/18/17 W 7:00pm—8:30pm $30 • Selection Process—how to 10/25/17—12/6/17 W 7:00pm—8:30pm $30 1/10/18—2/14/18 W 7:00pm—8:30pm $30 identify candidates ready to move. 2/21/18—4/4/18 W 7:00pm—8:30pm $30 4/11/18—5/16/18 W 7:00pm—8:30pm $30 • Drawing Tools • Indicators • Account, Risk, and Trade (ART) Management • Concepts developed by Wyckoff, Fibonacci, Elliott • Live trading • Options trading Full Day: SAT 9:00 am—5:00 pm Room: 13 $100 9/30/17 SAT 9:00 am—5:00 pm Room: 13 $100 4/14/18www.fsusd.org/fsas 30 Office: (707) 421-4155

We are pleased to offer the following resource numbers. The Fairfield-Suisun Adult School is not responsible for the servicesof any of the organizations listed. This list has been compiled solely for the purpose of assisting students and the communityto locate services.EMERGENCY PRESCHOOL PROGRAMSLife Threatening Emergency ....................................................911 Bransford State Preschool Program…….……. ... ……...421-3208SAFEQUEST-Domestic Violence, Rape, Sexual Preschool Screening for Special Ed. Needs...... ……...422-0122Assault…………….………………….……....................866-487-7233 Parent & Child Ed………….............Solano-spaceprogram.com Fairfield ..............................................……....................422-7345 SAFETYUnited Way Help Line ...............................................................211Information and Referral 24 hours a day Emergency ................................................................................911Mental Health ...........................................................800-547-0495 Fairfield Police ................................................. ..... ……...428-7300Mental Crisis...........................................……....................428-1131 Suisun Police ..........................................................……...421-7350Adult Protective Services ........................................800-850-0012 SHELTER / HOUSINGChild Protective Services. ........................................800-544-8696 Christian Help Center ................................. ......... ...........553-819224-HR Suicide Prevention………………………….....855-587-6373 Community Action Northbay............................. ............427-1148CHILDCARE REFERRALS Dixon Family Services ..................................... ..... ...........678-0442Solano Family & Children’s Services .…...................863-3950 Heather House .................................................. ... ...........427-8566 Resource DirectoryBoys Town Hotline……………...……......................800-448-3000 Mission Solano.................................................. ..... ...........425-3663 Opportunity House ........................................... ... ...........446-6246EDUCATION TRANSPORTATIONFairfield-Suisun Adult School ..........................................421-4155Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District............................399-5000 Solano Para transit/DART .......................... .......... ..........429-2400Goodwill Industries...........................................................864-5440 Fairfield & Yellow Cab ...............................428-4400 or 422-5555Solano Community College ...........................................864-7000 Fairfield-Suisun Transit Bus .................................... ..........422-2877Solano County Office of Education Solano Commuter Information............... ............ ...800-535-6883 (SCOE)..................................................................399-4800 UTILITIESFOOD ATT .......................................................................... ...800-310-2355Community Action Council .....................................427-1148 PG & E ...................................................... ............. ...800-743-5000Salvation Army ...................................…....................426-6244 Water:Solano Food Bank .....................................................421-9778 Fairfield ............................................................. ...........428-7346St. Mark’s Church ...............................…....................422-4741 Suisun ............................................................... ...........421-7320GOVERNMENT SERVICES Solano Garbage .................................................. ...........437-8900Social Security & SSI .................................................800-772-1213 OTHER NUMBERSSolano County Health & Social Services Fairfield Library ....................................... .............. ...866-572-7587General Assistance. ...................................784-8050 or 553-5000 Suisun Library........................................... .............. ...866-572-7587Cal Fresh…………………………………….........................784-8050 EDD (Unemployment) ............................. ............ ...800-300-5616MediCal………………………………….….........................784-8050 Dept. of Motor Vehicles............................ ........... ...800-777-0133State of California.....................................................800-807-6755 WIB................. .......................................................... ..........863-3500 Fairfield Post Office .............................................. ..........425-2789HEALTH SERVICES Suisun Post Office ................................................. ..........425-1334 Vacaville Post Office............................................. ……...451-6561Kaiser (General Information) ..................…....................427-4025North Bay Medical Center ......................…....................646-5000Solano County: Emergency Services ....................................................784-1600 Telephone numbers are accurate to the best of ourSutter Solano Regional Medical Group.........................432-2600 knowledge at the time of printing.Sutter Solano Medical Center, Vallejo..........................554-4444 All area codes are 707 unless otherwise noted. Solano Network of Care http://solano.networkofcare.org/www.fsusd.org/fsas 31 Office: (707) 421-4155

Fairfield-Suisun Adult School 900 Travis Blvd., Fairfield, CA 94533 (707) 421-4155 www.fsusd.org/fsas Earn your Check out the NEW classes High School Diploma or GED! we’ve added for the See pages 10-12 2017-2018 school year! Explore a new language! Math for the Trades……………………………………….. Page 17 Conversational Mandarin and Culture……………….. Page 18 Mandarin, Spanish, English for ELA Intro to Programming: See pages 13 & 18 Java, C#, and C++……………………………………. Page 19 Start a new career! Microsoft Office Specialist—Certification Training….. Page 21 Parenting Workshops……………………………………… Pages 26 Check out our Career Pathways on page 2. Online Parenting Classes………………………………… Page 27 Intro to CorelDRAW……………………………………….. Page 28 Learn a new skill to improve your Travel 101……………………………………………………. Page 29 wage-earning potential! Floral Design & Arranging……………………………….. Page 29 Introduction to Investing / Trading For a Living……… Page 30 See pages 14-21 Six Steps to Success……………………………………….. Page 30 Dance Fitness……...……………………………………….. Page 30Take a personal enrichment class, to learn something new! See pages 28-30 Don’t forget to check our website for new classes that are currently being developed for the spring!Auto Repair  Basic Electrical  Maintenance and Repair Plumbing  HVAC  Digital Printing  Video Editing  How to Make Simple Animations  Google Docs for Beginners  Having fun with your Smart Phone  Ways to help Protect your Identity Share this Schedule of Classes with a Friend! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FSAdultSchool