Adult Basic Education

Students will explore common computer operations, keyboarding skills, office productivity applications, internet and email content with an online learning management system and provided curriculum.

Explore different parts and types of the computer and operating systems and their functions, use web browsers and search engines, communicate and collaborate online with email, web applications for instant messaging, voice and video call and file management. Learn best practices for sharing information online and internet safety risks.

Students will use technology for research and collaboration. Focus will be on information literacy and ethical use of technology, information, and intellectual property. ABE 013 or equivalent skills recommended.

Basic English language acquisition to improve reading, writing, listening and speaking skills; stresses sentence structure, verb tenses, subject-verb agreement and vocabulary in contextual activities. Concepts are integrated with appropriate College and Career Readiness Standards Level B.

Learners continue development of intermediate reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Students navigate complex sentences and single paragraph passages for comprehension and effective written communication. Concepts are integrated with appropriate College and Career Readiness Standards Level D.

Learners continue development in reading, writing, speaking and listening to become college and career ready. Students apply advanced English language skills in highly complex, multi-paragraph communicative tasks. Concepts are integrated with appropriate College and Career Readiness Standards Level E.

Foundational mathematical concepts including operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, ratios, rates & proportions, percent, and measurement with real-world applications and problem solving. Concepts are integrated with appropriate College and Career Readiness Standards Levels A, B, C.

Mathematical concepts including real numbers, solving equations and inequalities, exponents and polynomials, factoring, graphing, and systems with real-world applications and problem solving. Concepts are integrated with appropriate College and Career Readiness Standards Levels C, D, E.

Algebraic and geometric concepts including rational and irrational equations, functions, logarithms, and geometric formulas and principles. Includes real-world applications and problem solving. Concepts are integrated with appropriate College and Career Readiness Standards Levels D & E.

Intensive college orientation activities, through contextual reading and writing assignments. Students develop organizational and communication skills; explore educational and career pathways; become proficient in interactions with college classes, instructors and other students; and learn to navigate college systems. This course may confer HS21+ credit for English, occupational education, or electives.

This is an individualized, self-paced, variable-credit High School Equivalency emporium course. It may confer High School+ credit in any required subject area as assigned by the instructor after a review of student credit requirements.

Assists English language learners in career/technical pathways to achieve success and attain certificates or degrees. Course emphasizes subject terminology, concepts, and related literacy/numeracy skills in a college setting, as well as college system navigation and strategies for student success.