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 Adult
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Children aren’t the only ones
who benefit from quality local schools. Last fall, 500 adults made the most of their school district by
registering for classes through the community who want to have some healthy fun, learn
new skills or creatively express themselves. Classes are offered
in six categories: Creative Arts, Food and Drink, Health and
Fitness, Life Skills, Technology and Trips.
Most classes are offered at a minimal fee, and
several are discounted or free for senior citizens who are district residents.
You must register for all programs even though there may be no
cost for the course.
Adult Education Program
Registration information can be found in
the
most recent
program guide. Registration will occur on a "first-come, first-served" basis, so be sure to register early. Once your check is received in the district
office, you are considered registered. You will not receive a
registration confirmation, but you will be notified if a
class is full or canceled.
Questions? Call the Adult Education Office at
355-9200, x4005, or e-mail
Donna Notar.
Spring Program Guide (Now
available online. To be mailed in early February)
Choose from more than 70 fun and interactive courses! A day
trip to New York City has also been planned.
Looking
for information on getting your GED?
Learn about to learn about
free GED classes that may be
offered through the adult education program at the
Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical School.
Looking
for summer classes?
Schalmont Central School District does not currently offer a
summer Adult Education Program. Learn about adult education programs that may
be offered by the
Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical School.
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Donna Notar,
Adult Education
(518) 355-9200, x4005 |
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Program Guide
(PDF)
Registration Form (PDF)
Do you have a special talent to share? We're
always looking for people with special skills to
teach classes during the spring and fall
semesters. Contact the Adult Education Office if
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