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(909) (909) 388-6000 education and student support services. Value Proposition We are consultative in meeting our customers’ needs through our focus on labor market needs and ensuring our students are ready and prepared to be more effective in the Accredited by the workplace; and by providing resources to Western Association support skill development for future and of Schools and Colleges. current workers. ENROLLMENT Adults must be 18 and older to enroll in adult education courses.

n REGISTRATION Registration is on a first come basis and continues until classes are filled. The Education Center reserves the right to cancel a class if student enrollment or average attendance falls below the minimum limits.

IDENTIFICATION CARD Currently enrolled students will receive a school ID at no atio charge. Duplicate school ID's may be purchased from the Main Office for a fee of $5.

m PARKING On campus parking is available. Students park at their own risk. SCHOOL CALENDAR Table of or Classes may be scheduled as a semester or trimester class. Semester Calendar Contents Spring Semester classes start . . . . Wednesday, January 2, 2019 General Information 2-4 Spring Semester classes end. . . . .Thursday, May 23, 2019 Orientation, Assessment and

Inf Pre-Registration ...... 3 Trimester Calendar High School Diploma Program 5-8 Second Trimester classes start. . . . Monday, November 5, 2018 GED Program 6-7 Second Trimester classes end . . . . Friday, February 22, 2019 English as a Second Language 9-12 Third Trimester classes start. . . . . Monday, February 25, 2019 Community Based English Tutoring . 13 Third Trimester classes end . . . . . Thursday, May 23, 2019 Citizenship ...... 14 School Holidays Business & Computer Education 15-18 Thanksgiving Recess ...... November 19-23, 2018 Medical Education Program 19-21

e n eral Winter Recess...... Dec. 17, 2018 – Jan. 1, 2019 Parent Education ...... 22 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day. . . . . Monday, January 21, 2019 Apprentice / Barber Program . . . . . 23 G Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday. . . . . Monday, February 11, 2019 Security & Protective Services . . . . . 24 George Washington’s Birthday. . . .Monday, February 18, 2019 Adults with Special Needs 25 Spring Recess...... March 25 - 29, 2019 Class Locations & Map ...... 27 Last Evening class...... Tuesday, May 14, 2019

FEES Class fees are due at the time of registration. We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, cashier’s check, money order, or a voucher. Students must have agency vouchers in hand at the time of enrollment. Money orders and cashier’s checks should be made payable to “Inland Career Education Center”. Personal checks are not accepted. All fees must be paid prior to attending class. Fees for text books are approximate. Textbooks are purchased and class fees are paid in the Main Office.

REFUND POLICY Canceled Classes: If classes are canceled by Inland Career Education Center, 100% of the registration and fees collected will be refunded. Missed Classes: No refunds will be given for missed classes. 2 The refund policy is available on our website and posted in the Main Office. ORIENTATION, ASSESSMENT, AND PRE-REGISTRATION DAYS 388-6000 (909) Students must complete an assessment & orientation for placement into the appropriate instructional level. sbcusd.com/ICEC PROGRAM: BUSINESS OFFICE & COMPUTER Education & CUSTOMER SERVICE December 6 New students Green Room 4:00 pm Orientation, Assessment & Registration February 6 New students Green Room 11:30 am Orientation, Assessment & Registration March 22 New students Green Room 11:30 am Orientation, Assessment & Registration Makeup PROGRAM: CBET (Community Based English Tutoring) Registration is ongoing at CBET sites during the scheduled days/times. PROGRAM: ESL (English as a Second Language) December 4 & 5 Continuing Evening ESL Students Registration Main Office 8:00 am - 7:00 pm December 11, New Evening ESL Students Green Room 4:00 pm January 3 February Continuing Day ESL Students Main Office 8:00 am 14 & 15

February 19 New Day ESL Students Orientation & Assessment Green Room 8:00 am G

PROGRAM: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA/PRE-GED/GED Enrollment is First Come First Served. e n eral January 9, 23 New students / Continuing students Green Room 8:00 am Assessment, Registration & Strategies Appointments February 27 New students / Continuing students Green Room 8:00 am Assessment, Registration & Strategies Appointments January 15, New students / Evening Registration Assessment Center 4:00 pm February 12 Assessment, Registration & Strategies Appointments

PROGRAM: High School Diploma/Pre-GED/GED Online Registration Inf Login with the following link: https://icec.sbcusd.com/registration January 30 New Students 8:00 am Limited to the first 40 students February 20 11:00 am Limited to the first 40 students

1:30 pm Limited to the first 40 Students or March 12 New Students 4:00 pm Limited to the first 40 students

*Note: Only register for one date and time. m Online registration requires an email address. atio A confirmation will be sent to your email to print out. The online registration reserves your date and time to come to Inland Career Education Center to do your assessment, registration and strategies appointment. PROGRAM: Industrial & Barber n April 1 New Barber Apprentice student applications accepted April 1 - April 12, 2019. PROGRAM: Medical Education December 10 New Medical Assistant student Orientation Green Room 11:30 am January 7 - Vocational Nurse student applications Medical Education Due Date: February 22 accepted. Applications found online. Office February 22, 2:00 pm February 8 CNA Orientation & Assessment Only Green Room 11:30 am Must bring picture ID. Classes begin February 27, 2019. February 12 Medical Math & Medical Terminology Orientation & Assessment Only Green Room 11:30 am PROGRAM: Parenting Center January 9 New students Parenting Center 3 4 (909) 388-6000 General Inf ormatio n sbcusd.com/ICEC Operation: of Hours Main O Parents must be a full-time (12 hours per week) Inland Career Education Center student, work in in work student, Center documents: following the Education bring to appointment Career Inland Register: To week) per hours (12 full-time a be must Parents Readiness Kindergarten / 2 Preschool children with Center Education trained*. Career potty Inland and the at enrolled are who Students Center: Parenting c Child available. are foods hot and bar salad A Cash only. Daily specials are posted. Operation: of Hours S . . . . with: students assist Counselors Operation: of Hours Counselors: O Counseling 381-2887 (909) Fax: • 388-6000 (909) Phone: child’s class one 6-hour day per week and pay a $25 registration fee per trimester (payable with with (payable trimester per fee registration $25 a pay and week per day 6-hour one class child’s ah r rdt ad only). card credit or cash Building a a Building

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m PROGRA iplo D Students meet with a member of the counseling team during orientation. On-going student registration will be scheduled based on space availability. Allow 2 hours for the assessment. No children permitted in the Assessment Your assessment scores Center. will determine your placement level. Receive Orientation Class Schedule upon registration. If students want to study for their Receive Receive an Assessment Appointment. official High School transcript from each district attended. March 12. Students preparing for the GED Exam do not need their transcripts. New student registration will be

 



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H GED High School Diploma Program & GED Test Preparation Class Schedule HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

The Inland Career Education Center is WASC accredited and issues a high school diploma on completion of the required classes. Students will www.sbcusd.com/ICEC be placed in HS Diploma/Adult Basic Education

(909) (909) 388-6000 classes according to assessment test scores. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: An Inland Career Education Center high school graduate must earn 180 credits. All students working towards a high school diploma should see a counselor each semester for subject and credit re-evaluation. Two sources of credit may be applied toward a high school diploma at the Inland Career Education Center: 1. Credits earned in other accredited high schools, adult schools, colleges, and vocational/technical schools (except for physical education classes). 2. Work experience credit.

The following credits in each subject are A/GED required for a high school diploma: SUBJECT CREDITS M English 40 Science 30 Fine Arts or Language Other than English 10 Electives 20 World History 10 U.S. History 10 American Government 5 Economics 5 Math (including 1 year of Algebra or above) 30 “Here at the ICEC we receive mounds Career Development 20 of support and encouragement from TOTAL REQUIRED 180 teachers and staff. The best part about it is that it’s truly genuine.” BOOK RENTAL FEE: $30 (All diploma students Anissa Saucedo, GED student must have a required textbook for classes.)

MORNING CLASSES Afternoon Classes Evening CLASSES MWF 8:00 am - 10:00 am TTh 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm MW 5:45 pm - 9:00 pm MWF 10:20 am - 12:20 pm WF 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm TTh 5:45 pm - 9:00 pm TTh 8:00 am - 11:20 am

GED Program

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO Test Preparation Program for the GED® Test The GED® Test is used in California to award high school equivalency certificates. Students are placed in either Pre GED® Test or GED® Test preparation classes according to the Assessment Test scores. . Pre GED® Test classes focus on English Language Arts and Math. . Inland Career Education Center’s test preparation program for the GED® Test focuses on preparing students for the four parts of the GED® Test. Book Rental Fee: $30 (All GED students must have a required textbook for classes.)

Inland Career Education Center is an Official Pearson VUE GED Testing Center™

To register and schedule for the GED® Test, test-takers must register online by visiting 6 www.GED.com or by calling the Pearson VUE call center at 1-877-EXAM-GED (392-6433). 99 388-6000 (909) www.sbcusd.com/ICEC

National External Diploma Program (NEDP) The National External Diploma Program (NEDP) is an applied performance assessment system that assesses the high school level skills of adults and out-of-school youth. Inf SCHOOL/GED HIGH The NEDP evaluates the reading, writing, math and workforce readiness skills of participants in life and work contexts. THIS IS AN ONLINE CLASS Students must complete online assignments. • Assesses high school level skills awarding a traditional diploma so graduates can meet their academic and career goals. • Designed for self-directed youth and adults with life and work experiences and a general familiarity with the computer. • Offers flexible scheduling and confidentiality. • Evaluates competencies in ten content areas including Financial Literacy, Health Literacy, Civic Literacy, Geography, History, Science, and Twenty-First Century Workplace. • Evaluates competencies that are based on skills outlined in the Common Core College and Career Readiness standards. Criteria for Entrance • CASAS reading score of 236+ and math score 230+ • Assessor will determine if student qualifies for the program Class Starts • Class is offered on a first come, first serve basis until capacity is reached. It is an ongoing program that starts once student has been recognized as a qualified candidate. or m “I am grateful for the ICEC as it gives opportunities for young adults like me to obtain a GED diploma with the atio help of encouraging and dedicated teachers. I can now further my dream and reach my academic goals with more confidence and determination.” Alexia Gutierrez, GED student n “In spite of my apprehension of starting school again, I am so glad I enrolled at the Inland Career Education Center. The staff and teachers here are very welcoming and eager to assist students with their needs, which puts us at ease. I especially want to recognize Mr. Espinosa for going ‘above and beyond’ to help his students pass their GED exams and for increasing my self-confidence.“ Mauricio Reyna, GED student 7 FALL 2016

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(909) (909) 388-6000 . The class includes business/industry and campus tours at San Bernardino Valley College and information on how to access support services, including academic and career counseling/advice and support. . Improve skills needed to enter college and post-secondary programs . Prepare for college entrance exams . Acquire technological skills needed in order to be successful in post-secondary and online classes . Learn proper note taking, study skills as well as test taking strategies n . Receive academic/career advice and financial aid advice Criteria for Entrance . CASAS Reading Score of 240+ . GED Students: Have passed at least two portions of the GED® Test or by the

atio recommendation of a counselor . H.S. Students: Have completed most of requirements for graduation (In need of 5-15 credits to graduate) m Class Starts January 4, 2019. . Fridays Room 200 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm or CONTACT: ROSA L BLANCO [email protected] See page 20 for courses offered at ICEC for College credit. See Articulated classes in Business and Medical Sections.

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Enrollment Information: n There is a textbook for each class that may be purchased in the Main Office. guage PROGRAM: ESL (English as a Second Language) December 4 & 5 Continuing Evening ESL Students Registration Main Office 8:00 am - 7:00 pm December 11, New Evening ESL Students Green Room 4:00 pm January 3 February Continuing Day ESL Students Main Office 8:00 am 14 & 15 February 19 New Day ESL Students Orientation & Assessment Green Room 8:00 am

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Medical Math Assessment Students interested in Medical Math or Medical Terminology must pass a math basic skills test prior to enrolling. The first 60 students will be accepted into each assessment session. Doors will close promptly at 11:30 am or as soon as the session is full.

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This year-round program prepares students for the State of www.sbcusd.com/ICEC California NCLEX-PN exam through classroom academics and clinical practice at local hospitals. Applications will be available January 7, 2019 for the class that begins in August 2019. Prerequisites for the program: . 18 years of age . High School Diploma or GED . Social security card Ranked #3 in the State! . Driver’s license or state issued ID card . No felony, misdemeanor, or DUI convictions . Must be a State Certified CNA, Medical Assistant or EMT . Medical Math and Medical Terminology course in the last 5 years. . Customer Service/Education and Career Planning Program Fees: $65 non-refundable T.E.A.S. Level 6 placement testing fee + $6,000 estimated total program cost includes textbooks, uniforms, State Board Fee and NCLEX Fee. ($3,900 Registration Fee) Additional Costs: Students provide their own physical and lab work. Check our website for the most current application information. Visit www.sbcusd.com/ICEC for additional dates. Applications for February 2020 class will be available June 10, 2019.

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In partnership with Southwestern Vocational College 130 hour program for employment in Public Safety Security Officer, School/ Campus Security Officer, Investigations, and Loss Prevention Agent. Includes classroom instruction, interactive scenario training, one-on-one and hands-on instruction, and visual aids. Learn about firearms and firearm safety with live fire training. High job placement.

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SECURITY A employment including a portfolio, Career Pathways planning, Supportive Services, Work Ethic Training, Customer Service Training, Leadership Development, College and Post-Secondary Training Assistance, and Scholarships. . This is a two year program and is FREE to the participant. If you would like more information regarding this program, please contact Career Institute at (909) 388-6000 24 or visit cinow.org. (909) 388-6000 www.sbcusd.com/ICEC Adults with Special Needs 25

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computers. instruction in basic math and literacy, socialization, physical fitness, personal health, safety,and An Independent Living Skills program for developmentally delayed adults. Students receive Life Skills and Functional Academics techniques as they complete simple projects. Beginners welcome, work at your own pace. own your at work welcome, Beginners projects. simple complete they as techniques Macrame, basket weaving and ceramics. Students learn macrame, basket weaving and ceramics Creative Handcrafts

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