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COMMUNITY AND
NONCREDIT EDUCATION
SUMMER
2020
Kick Back, Move Forward
New Online Youth Classes:
Math Tricks
Study Skills
Money Math for Kids
Brain Fitness
Look inside for online classes available from
CareerStep, UgotClass, Ed2Go
and many more!
Enroll Now
Register Online: citruscollege.edu/ceCitrus College Continuing Education
Summer 2020
Welcome to Continuing Education
We realize that education doesn’t end when you leave high school or college. It’s
a lifelong process. Citrus College Continuing Education provides different types of
workshops, classes, seminars, activities and events to help you continue learning
throughout your life. You can attend classes that will help you develop your professional
skills, grow your business, enrich your cultural experiences, improve your life and
relationships, or just be entertained. Citrus College doesn’t give college credit for these
classes. However, a few classes offer continuing education credits that are required in
some professions.
SPOTLIGHT: COMMUNITY
EDUCATION CLASSES
fee-based
Podcasting for Profit...........................16
Math Tricks.........................................24
FORMS & INFORMATION
Create a Class......................................2
16
Class/Course General
Information...........................................3
Noncredit Online Application and
Registration...................................... 4-7
Fee-Based Classes Registration,
24
Refunds..............................................10
Online Registration Information...........11
Registration Form for Adults................12
Registration Form for Youth.................13
FOLLOW US
@CitrusCE / @NoncredESL
@CitrusContEDNoncredit and Continuing Education Courses
TUITION-FREE CLASSES
NONCREDIT COURSES
English as a Second Language 8
Basic Skills 9
8 Career 9
FEE-BASED CLASSES
CAREER
New Career 14-16
Be Your Own Boss 17
Career Step 18-19
14
UGotClass 20-21
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Health & Self 22
Hobbies & Interests 22
FINANCE
Retirement & Real Estate 23
YOUTH
23 Teens & Youth
HIGH SCHOOL
24
SUMMER SCHOOL
Summer 2020 26
Class Descriptions 27-30
POLICIES
24 Disclosures & Disclaimers 31-32
Citrus College publications are available in an alternate format upon request by persons with
verifiable disabilities. Please contact Disabled Student Programs and Services at 626-914-8675.Continuing Education Office Citrus Community College
Located in the Lifelong Learning Center District Board of Trustees
Website:.............................................. www.citruscollege.edu/ce
Phone:..................................................................626-852-8022 Dr. Patricia A. Rasmussen
Hours*:....................................... Mon. to Thurs. 8:00am-9:00pm President
.................................................................. Fri. 8:00am-12:00pm Glendora and portions of San Dimas
*Hours subject to change Representative
Mrs. Susan M. Keith
Michael Wangler...................................................................Dean Vice President
Ivon McCraven................................................................ Director Claremont and portions of Pomona
Julie Tunno............................................ Administrative Secretary and La Verne Representative
Angie Alvarez.......................................................................Clerk
Mrs. Joanne Montgomery
Lilianna Verduzco.................................................................Clerk Clerk/Secretary
Monrovia/Bradbury and portions of
Citrus College Mission Statement Duarte Representative
Citrus College provides students with quality educational Dr. Barbara R. Dickerson
experiences and support services that lead to the successful Member
completion of degrees, transfer, certificates, career/technical Azusa and portions of Duarte
education and basic skills proficiency. The college fosters Representative
academic and career success through the development of
critical thinking, effective communication, creativity and Dr. Edward C. Ortell
cultural awareness in a safe, accessible and affordable learning Member
environment. In meeting the needs of our demographically Duarte and portions of Azusa,
diverse student population, we embrace equity and Monrovia, Arcadia, Covina
accountability through measurable learning outcomes, ethical and Irwindale Representative
data-driven decisions and student achievement.
Ms. Nancy Gonzalez-Villatoro
Student Trustee
Dr. Geraldine M. Perri
Superintendent/President
Create a Class
Do you see a need for a class that hasn’t been
offered or do you have a special interest that you
think others might like to learn?
Send your course proposal along with your name,
daytime phone number and address to:
Continuing Education Office
Citrus College
1000 W. Foothill Blvd.
Glendora, CA 91741
Or email your ideas to conted@citruscollege.edu.
2 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020Noncredit Courses Fee-Based Classes
Noncredit education is designed to supplement your Community Education classes are supported by your
continued growth and to enhance your employment class fees, not state funds. We determine fees based on
opportunities through courses ranging from basic length of the class, instructor’s salary, administrative
skills and health care to vocational preparation and and operating costs, course materials, minimum
job retraining. Enrollment in noncredit courses is free, enrollment, and rental factors. Fees don’t include
and continues throughout the school year. All noncredit textbooks or supplies. The class descriptions indicate
courses are subject to budget and attendance. those classes that have an extra charge for materials.
Community Education classes are flexible. You can take
Registering a class that meets just one day or a class that meets for
You must pre-register for noncredit courses. Pre- several weeks. Most classes are offered evenings and
registering secures your space in a class you want to weekends. You’ll also find special all-day workshops and
take (some classes have limited enrollment). It helps seminars.
us determine if a class will be held or canceled, and
it allows us to notify you if a class is canceled. All
classes are subject to change and/or cancellation at the Registering
discretion of the department. Classes may be canceled You must pre-register for Community Education classes.
up to three days before the class start date if the Pre-registering secures your space in a class you
minimum enrollment is not met. You can register any want to take (some classes have limited enrollment). It
time after you receive this schedule. You don’t need an helps us determine if a class will be held or canceled,
appointment to register. You will not be able to register in and it allows us to notify you if a class is canceled. All
the classroom without prior approval of the Community classes are subject to change and/or cancellation at the
Education Office. Application and registration discretion of the department. Classes may be canceled
information can be found on pages 4-7. up to three days before the class start date if the
minimum enrollment is not met. You can register any
time after you receive this schedule. You don’t need an
Who Teaches The Courses? appointment to register. You will not be able to register in
Noncredit courses are taught by instructors who meet the classroom without prior approval of the Community
state qualifications. They have educational backgrounds Education Office.
and professional experience in their fields.
Who May Attend? Who Teaches The Classes?
Classes are taught by experts in their fields who bring
You can enroll in noncredit courses if you are an adult hands-on, practical information to the classroom. They
California resident, regardless of where you live. present class materials in a format that is appropriate to
the audience served.
Who Can Enroll?
Community Education classes are open to all adults in
the community. Children and teens can take classes
through the Youth Program.
When Are Classes/Courses Offered?
Summer 2020 session begins June 22, 2020.
However, class start and end dates vary throughout the session. Be sure to check class dates listed in the schedule
carefully, so you don’t miss the class that you want to take.
Summer holidays – classes will not meet on the following dates: July 3 and July 4.
The summer session ends Aug. 14, 2020.
Where Do Classes/Courses Meet?
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all summer session classes will be held online.
Want To Know More?
Visit www.citruscollege.edu/ce or call 626-852-8022.
Community Education courses are presented for your information and enjoyment. They do not necessarily reflect the
views or policies of Citrus College. Citrus College does not endorse any person or product. The Citrus Community
College District Board of Trustees reserves the right to change courses, programs or instructors.
All classes in this schedule are subject to change without notice by the college.
Registration Forms: See page 12 and 13. Online Registration Instructions: See page 11.
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 3ONLINE REGISTRATION
Noncredit Admission and Class Registration
(Tuition-Free Classes)
at www.citruscollege.edu/ce/apply
In order to participate in the Noncredit Program, you must follow a two-step process:
Step 1: Applying for Noncredit Admission
Step 2: Registering for Noncredit Classes
Applying for Noncredit Admission
• Visit the Noncredit Admission and Class Registration website: www.citruscollege.edu/ce/apply
• Create a NEW user account if you are applying for the first time.
• An email account will be REQUIRED to complete your application. If you do not have a personal email
address, free email accounts are available from many sources, such as Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook.
• Complete and submit the application; be sure to click the “Application is Complete” link.
Registering for Noncredit Classes
• After the application is completed and submitted, wait one hour, then go to WingSpan to register for classes –
https://wingspan.citruscollege.edu
• Your Citrus Identification Number and the PIN used to create your application in Step 1 is needed to access
WingSpan.
Step 1: Applying for Noncredit Admission
• The first step in the application process is to create a new user account.
• During this process you will create a Login ID and PIN. This information will be used to register for classes
and access WingSpan in Step 2.
• It is important you write down and save your Login ID and PIN.
4 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020ONLINE REGISTRATION
Noncredit Admission and Class Registration
at www.citruscollege.edu/ce/apply
• Once the login has been created, select the Noncredit application type, and proceed through the application,
answering all questions.
• The Application Checklist will assist you in completing all sections of application.
• Once all sections of the checklist are complete (red check marks on all sections), select
Application is Complete
• Once the application is submitted, you will receive an Acknowledgement Page that includes your
Citrus College ID number.
• It is VERY IMPORTANT you PRINT this page or WRITE DOWN the ID number BEFORE closing the screen.
The Citrus
Identification Number
(Student ID) will
appear in the black
box. PRINT this page
before closing
the screen.
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 5ONLINE REGISTRATION
Noncredit Admission and Class Registration
at www.citruscollege.edu/ce/apply
Step 2: Registering for Noncredit Classes
• After the application is completed and submitted, wait one hour, then go to WingSpan to register for classes:
https://wingspan.citruscollege.edu
• Login to the site using your Citrus College ID Number and the PIN you created when you submitted your ap-
plication.
• Follow the prompts to change your PIN number. It is important you WRITE DOWN and save your user
ID and PIN number. This information will be used each time you access WingSpan. It is VERY important.
• At the Welcome screen, you should see your name at the top of the screen.
• Click on the link to Admissions & Records.
• Click on the link to Registration.
• Select the appropriate term (fall, winter, spring, summer). Once completed, select Register or Add/Drop
Classes.
• If you know the CRN for the class you want to enroll in, enter the numbers in the boxes on the
worksheet.
• If you do not know the CRN for the class you want to enroll in, click the Class Search button to search for your
class. Once you find your class, click on the Add to Worksheet button at the bottom of the screen.
• Once you have selected and added your class to the worksheet, click Submit Changes. If you skip this step,
you will not be registered for classes.
• When you are ready to complete your registration, you must click the Click Here When Finished button.
• Your registration is now complete!
• If you have any questions or need assistance with the noncredit application and registration processes, please
contact Continuing Education, 626-852-8022.
6 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020ONLINE REGISTRATION
Noncredit Admission and Class Registration
IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES
Winter 2020 – June 22-Aug. 14
Applications for Summer 2020 Session Available Jan. 1, 2020
Registration for Summer 2020 Session Begins May 11, 2020
NONCREDIT
Counseling
A noncredit counselor can provide the guidance you need for setting your goals, planning your educational
experience and helping you to succeed! Counseling services include:
• Academic, personal, and vocational
• Noncredit student educational plan to map your journey
• College campus and personal resources assistance
• Transition assistance to degree/certificate programs
• Targeting challenges as they occur
For more information or to schedule an appointment with a noncredit counselor, call 626-852-6445.
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 7NONCREDIT SUMMER
English as a Second Language
2020
The Citrus College Noncredit program offers beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of ESL classes to help
non-English and limited-English speaking students develop English-language skills to meet their individual needs and
goals. More advanced levels are offered in the credit program. Students will be required to purchase a textbook for
each class.
Registration
Your placement is determined at the time you register. See “Important Dates and Deadlines” on page 7.
NC 310 ESL: Grammar – Beginning 1 NC 318 ESL: American English
ESL: Grammar – Beginning 1 teaches low-beginning Pronunciation I
English language learners introductory English gram- Strongly recommended: NC 305 and/or demonstrate a
mar used in essential life functions. This course can be low beginning level of English fluency.
used to review or prepare for NC 305 ESL Multiskills – ESL: American English Pronunciation I introduces Eng-
Beginning 1. Open entry/exit. 72 lecture hours. lish language learners to the basic sounds of American
English. Students will learn how to recognize, produce
42009 TWR, 6/23-8/11 and differentiate between the various sounds of
9:00am-12:05pm Online American English and strengthen oral communication
and reading skills. Special focus will be given to correct
vocal techniques in producing difficult sounds in letters,
NC 311 ESL: Grammar – Beginning 2 words and sentences. 72 lecture hours.
Strongly recommended: NC 305 or demonstrate a high
beginning (Beginning 2) level of English fluency. 42016 TWR, 6/23-8/1
ESL: Grammar – Beginning 2 teaches high-beginning 12:30pm-3:25pm Online
English language learners rudimentary English gram-
mar used in basic life functions. This course can be
used to review or prepare for NC 306 ESL Multiskills – NC 319 ESL: American English
Beginning 2. Open entry/exit. 72 lecture hours.
Pronunciation II
42010 TWR, 6/23-8/11 Strongly recommended: NC 318 and/or demonstrate a
9:00am-12:05pm Online low-intermediate level of English fluency.
ESL: American English Pronunciation II expands on
pronunciation and communication skills learned in ESL:
American English Pronunciation I. This course is intend-
NC 312 ESL: Grammar – Intermediate 1 ed for students who have successfully completed ESL:
Strongly recommended: NC 306 or demonstrate a low- American English Pronunciation I and can demonstrate
intermediate (Intermediate 1) level of English fluency. at least a low-intermediate level of English fluency.
ESL: Grammar – Intermediate 1 teaches low-interme- Special focus will be given to more complex sounds,
diate English learners English grammar used in routine sentence and word level stress, communication and
life functions. This course can be used to review or presentation skills, and emotive and social settings for
prepare for NC 307 ESL Multiskills – Intermediate 1. various pronunciation techniques. 72 lecture hours.
Open entry/exit. 72 lecture hours.
42017 TWR, 6/23-8/11
42012 TWR, 6/23-8/11 9:00am-12:05pm Online
9:00am-12:05pm Online
NC 331 ESL: Preparation for Academics
NC 313 ESL: Grammar – Intermediate 2 ESL: Preparation for Academics is designed for
Strongly recommended: NC 307 or demonstrate a high advanced English language learners who seek to
intermediate (Intermediate 2) level of English fluency. matriculate into academic, credit instruction. Students
ESL: Grammar – Intermediate 2 teaches high-interme- will learn and apply academic success skills, such as
diate English language learners English grammar used writing for college courses, comprehending lectures
in more complex life functions. This course can be used and readings, and using essential technology skills.
to review or prepare for NC 308 ESL Multiskills – Inter- Open entry/exit. 72 lecture hours.
mediate 2. Open entry/exit. 72 lecture hours.
42022 TWR, 6/23-8/11
42014 TWR, 6/23-8/11 5:30pm-8:35pm Online
9:00am-12:05pm Online
8 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020NONCREDIT
Basic Skills
SUMMER 2020
NC 298A Composition Fundamentals: NC 298B Composition Fundamentals:
Reading and Study Skills Critical Thinking and Writing
This course focuses intensively on English fundamen- This course focuses intensively on English fundamen-
tals, including grammar, spelling and basic literacy tals, including grammar, spelling and basic literacy
skills, such as sentence structure, vocabulary acquisi- skills, such as sentence structure, vocabulary acquisi-
tion, mechanics and punctuation, literal comprehen- tion, mechanics and punctuation, essay writing, and
sion, reading responses, and student-learning strate- critical thinking. 36 lecture hours.
gies. 36 lecture hours.
42021 TWR, 7/21-8/12
42020 TWR, 6/23-7/15 12:30pm-3:35pm Online
12:30pm-3:35pm Online
NONCREDIT
Career
SUMMER 2020
NC 332 ESL: Preparation for the NC 680: Writing in the Workplace
Workplace Strongly recommended: student should be able to read
ESL: Preparation for the Workplace is designed for and write English at a level equivalent to the adopted
advanced English language learners who seek to enter California state standards for English for high school
or improve their position in the American workforce. graduation and/or meet the English requirements for an
Students will learn and apply job and language skills adult school high school diploma program or GED.
that will promote success in the workplace, such as This course will introduce students to the various meth-
completing common written tasks, performing in job ods of written communication within the workplace
interviews, and participating in activities to improve setting. It will focus on writing etiquette for effec-
teamwork, negotiation, decision making and problem- tive workplace communication. It will also introduce
solving skills. Open entry/exit. 72 lecture hours. students to the different forms of technical media for
written workplace communications. 36 lecture hours.
42018 TWR, 6/23-8/11
9:00am-12:05pm Online 42019 TWR, 6/23-8/5
12:30pm-2:00pm Online
For detailed class information, additional dates and to register online, visit the
Continuing Education website at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 9Fee-Based Classes
Four Easy Ways to Register
1 Online
The most convenient way to register is online using your Visa, Mastercard or Discover card.
Login to https://citruscollege.augusoft.net, and have the class information and your credit card ready.
Place one or more classes in your shopping cart, and check out. For detailed online instructions,
see page 11.
2 Email
You can also email your registration form any time using your Visa, Mastercard or Discover card.
Complete the registration form found on page 12 (page 13 for youth classes) and email it to
conted@citruscollege.edu.
Don’t Miss Out
Enroll early. Many classes fill up quickly. We’ll accept your registration as long as there’s room. Community Education
classes may be canceled before the first class meeting if the minimum class size isn’t met. If a class is canceled, you’ll
receive a refund.
Getting a Refund
Full Refund
If a class is filled before we receive your registration or if we cancel a class, you’ll receive a full refund.
Partial Refund
If you’re unable to attend a class, notify the Continuing Education Office at least three days before the class begins. Your
registration fee, less a $5 service charge, will be refunded. If you’ve purchased a parking permit, you must return it with
your refund request. No refunds on the day of class.
If paying by check or cash, please allow four to six weeks to receive your refund. If paying with a credit card, please
allow seven to 10 days to receive your refund.
If you don’t cancel at least three days before the class begins and you don’t attend the class, you’ll be charged the
entire fee. We will not issue any refunds after the class begins.
Want to Know More?
Check out our website at www.citruscollege.edu/ce regularly for more, new or added classes. You can also
“like” our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/citrusce or “follow us” on our Instagram page at
www.instagram.com/citrusconted.
10 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020Online Registration
for Community Education
(Fee-Based Classes)
at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
The quick and convenient way to register for
Community Education (fee-based) classes
Online Instructions
(recommended browser: Firefox)
Step 1: Sign In
Click on the Login/Create Account link left of the screen.
New students: click on Create New Student Profile. On the next page, you will be asked to create a Login and a
Password; please remember to make a note of this information for future reference. Complete the remainder of the
profile form and click Submit.
Returning students: Enter your username and password, and click Sign In. If you do not remember your
password, click on Forgot Your Password to have a temporary password emailed to you. Once you log in,
you may edit your profile to create a new password.
Step 2: Select Courses
Click on the Browse link on the Options Menu and locate your course by category. Or click on the Search link to
locate your course. Once you find your course, you may click on the course title to view the full course description.
To select the course, click the Check Box, then click Add to My Shopping Cart. On the next page, you will be asked
how many students you would like to register:
If you are registering just yourself, leave the number at 1 and click Submit.
If you are registering yourself and others for the same course, enter the total number of students
(include yourself) and click Submit. On the next page, you must provide the names of the additional students.
NOTE: If you wish to register someone for a course for which you are NOT attending, you must perform a
separate Student Profile creation and Course Registration for that person.
When you finish selecting your course, you will reach the My Shopping Cart page. If you wish to register for more
classes, click Choose Additional Classes and repeat Step 2. Otherwise, you may proceed directly to Checkout.
Step 3: Checkout
Click Checkout to begin the payment process. When you reach the Order Review page, you have the option of
canceling your order. Click Continue Checkout to proceed. At the Refund Policy Acknowledgement page, please
review the Continuing Education Refund Policy. Click the I Agree button and then Continue Checkout to proceed.
At the next page, please review your student profile. Click Edit Profile to make any revisions, otherwise click
Continue Checkout to proceed. On the next page, enter the requested credit card information and then Continue
Checkout to complete your order.
That’s it!
You will receive an email confirmation of your registration and transaction. You may also log in at any time to view
your current (and past) registrations and transactions.
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 1112
Four Easy Ways to Register Community Education/Fee-Based Classes Only
1. ONLINE Please Print
Have the class information and your credit card ready,
and login to https://citruscollege.augusoft.net. Name Date of Birth Date
For detailed online instructions, see page 11.
Address City
2. EMAIL
Email your registration form any time using your credit ZIP Code Daytime Phone Evening Phone
card. Complete the registration form and email it to
conted@citruscollege.edu. Email
Please List Each Class You Wish To Enroll In
Class Course Number Date Time Room Location Fee
$
$
$
$
Total Fees $
Registration Form for Adults
Visa ( ) Mastercard ( ) Discover ( ) Check #
Card Number Expiration Date CCV
Authorized Signature
Name of Card Holder (please print clearly)
Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020Parental Consent Form Community Education/Fee-Based Youth Classes Only
This form must be properly completed, and must accompany the registration Please Print
application and payment. See classes for specific registration information. Signing
indicates parents’ or guardians’ understanding and acceptance of rules and
regulations for Community Education youth classes.
Youth Name (Last) (First) Date of Birth
I give my consent for my son/daughter
to participate in Community Education youth classes, and Address City State, ZIP Code
release the Citrus Community College District and any instructors
and assistants on staff from liability arising from my child’s
participation in said programs or classes. I understand the college Parent or Guardian Daytime Phone Evening Phone
does not provide health and medical insurance for participants,
and I release Citrus College from any medical liability incurred as Emergency Contact Person Daytime Phone Evening Phone
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce
a result of his/her participation. I hereby authorize the staff of the
Citrus Community College District to act for me according to their Email
best judgment in any emergency requiring attention, and hereby
waive and release Citrus Community College District from any Please List Each Class You Wish to Enroll Your Youth
and all liability for injuries or illness incurred while attending Course Number Course Title Start Date Fee
youth classes.
$
I have no knowledge of any physical impairment that would be $
affected by the above student’s participation in youth classes.
$
$
Signature of Parent/Guardian
Visa ( ) Mastercard ( ) Discover ( ) Total $
Registration Form for Youth
Print Name Card Number Expiration Date CCV
I give my permission for my child to be photographed Authorized Signature
during youth classes. His/her photograph can be used in
promotional materials, including catalogs, class schedules,
Name of Card Holder (please print clearly)
brochures and other marketing for the college. I understand
that no compensation will be paid to me for use of my child’s
photographs.
OFFICE USE ONLY
DATE RECEIVED BY CK CA
13
Signature of Parent/Guardian DateCAREER
New Career
The Basics of Wine Service ONLINE
CLASS
Basic Level Bartending ONLINE
CLASS
This course is designed to help This course will teach you how to make
bartenders, servers and wine lovers look like a pro 65 industry-standard cocktails, whether for a party or
when they serve wine or champagne. You will learn to gain employment in the restaurant business. You
how to open a bottle of wine or champagne, how will also learn how to make original cocktails, how to
wine is produced, proper glassware use, the varieties arrange the bar, how to pour proper portions, which
of wine, and the background on wine, champagne, glassware to use, how to prepare garnishes, how to
grapes, and service. Those who score 75% or above make martinis and a host of other recipes.
will receive the Wine Service Certificate.
Instructor: Kellie Nicholson
Instructor: Kellie Nicholson Fee: $49
Fee: $49*
*Plus $10 materials fee payable to instructor. 010013 6/22-8/14, online
9567 6/22-8/14, online
Master Level Bar ONLINE
CLASS
Management
How to Start a ONLINE
CLASS Created for the serious professional who wants to
Mobile Bar Service know the mechanics without the high cost of long-term
This course is designed to help bartenders turn their hospitality programs, this course is for anyone who
service into a professional business. You would be wants to enter the field of management. The online
surprised at how much money you can make in the format includes a more in-depth look at mixology and
party and event bar business. This great online course management of the bar, including inventory, pricing and
will teach you all about the ins and outs of running a staff issues. This training is vital for bartenders, bar
mobile bar business, including how to expand your managers and bar owners.
business, how to prepare for an event, how to set up
the bar, what to bring with you and how to make an Instructor Kellie Nicholson
invoice. Fee $219*
*Plus $70 optional materials fee payable to instructor.
Instructor: Kellie Nicholson Optional materials include “The Master Code of
Fee: $49 Mixology” and “Professional Bar Management”
manuals, two pour spouts, a jigger, and cocktail recipe
010006 6/22-8/14, online flash cards.
010015 6/22-8/14, online
Additional online New Career and Professional Development classes –
ONLINE Grant Writing, Professional Development for Teachers, Supervision &
CLASS Management, Paralegal Preparation, Real Estate, Marketing ... and more!
Visit https://citruscollege.augusoft.net (click “Browse,” “On The Net”)
14 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 15
CAREER
New Career
Podcasting for Profit Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published:
Have you ever wanted to be a DJ or host a radio show? Traditional vs. Self-Publishing
Would you like to be paid to host your own show? Become a published freelance writer by selling a
Would you like to promote your business, hobby or pas- magazine article, short story, poem or even a novel to a
sion on radio? ALL FOR FREE? traditional publisher, or attempt self-publishing or both!
This comprehensive workshop will help you discover
Now you can, by setting up your own podcasting how to:
program! • Find 100 ways to make money as a freelance writer
• Find 50 self-publishing opportunities
This course explains and demonstrates how to set • Submit manuscripts the correct way
up an audio podcast and monetize it, including the • Find the right publisher for your work
equipment and software necessary, the procedures for • Write irresistible query letters
creating and broadcasting, and over a dozen ways to • Determine when and how to get an agent
make money with your podcasts – all for FREE!
Discover the pros and cons of traditional publishing
Materials include instruction, references and resources, vs. self-publishing options, including print on-demand
as well as the software necessary to set up and oper- and e-book publishing, as well as Amazon options. You
ate a podcasting program for free. will leave with a rated description of 50 self-publishing
companies. The instructor is a journalist, author, agent
Instructor: Mike Rounds and publisher.
Fee: $39*
*Materials fee may apply. Instructor: LeeAnn Krusemark
Fee: $39
010022 Tuesday, 6/23
6:30pm-9:30pm Online via Zoom 350050 Wednesday, 7/15
7:15pm-9:00pm Online via Zoom
How to Start a Profitable
Home-Based Business
Do you know the basics of starting a home-based
business? Are you currently operating a home-based
business and worried that you’re operating illegally?
If you’re thinking about starting a home-based
business, online business, selling on E-Bay, having a
small consumer business or becoming a consultant,
this program is for you. You’ll be shown:
• The different entities to business structures
• Federal, state and local tax rules
• Licensing requirement
• Bookkeeping and tax records
• Ideas for starting a business
Instructor: Nancy Miller
Fee: $39*
*Materials fee may apply.
010023 Tuesday, 7/7
6:30pm-9:30pm Online via Zoom
For detailed class information, additional dates and to register online, visit the
Continuing Education website at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
16 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020CAREER
Be Your Own Boss
Become a Professional Organizer How to Create Your Website for FREE
Do label makers and putting things into three-ring bind- in an Hour
ers make you happy? If you like organizing and enjoy In today’s technology-driven world, people start by
watching organizing seminars that have become popu- looking for anything and everything on the web.
lar on television, you’re a good candidate to become a Creating your own website that you can change and
professional organizer! This course will discuss: control gives you the ability to tell people about your
• Different organizing specialties business and how to do business with you. You’ll
• Using the clutter-hoarding scale be shown how to create your site in minutes for
• How to get experience before your first paying client FREE, including text, graphics, YouTube video links, a
shopping cart and the ability to customize it any way
Instructor: Nancy Miller you want it. You’ll learn how to:
Fee: $39* • Get your domain name
*Materials fee may apply. • Choose a web host and sign up for an account
• Design your web pages
330010 Sunday, 6/28 • Collect credit card information
1:00pm-4:00pm Online via Zoom • Be listed with major search engines
Instructor: Mike Rounds
Fee: $39*
*Materials fee may apply.
330011 Wednesday, 7/29
6:30pm-9:30pm Online via Zoom
For detailed class information, additional dates and to register online, visit the
Continuing Education website at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 17CAREER
Career Programs Offered Online in
Partnership with Career Step
Enroll in any of these Career Step courses by June 15 and receive a 10% discount!
Professional Medical Coding ONLINE
CLASS
Medical Transcription Editor ONLINE
CLASS
and Billing Approved by the Association for
The Professional Medical Coding and Billing program Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI), the Medical
prepares individuals for the Certified Coding Associate Transcription Editor program prepares individuals
(CCA), Certified Professional Coder (CPC) and Certified for medical transcription and editing careers. Topics
Outpatient Coder (COC) certifications. Topics covered studied include documentation, biomedical sciences
include reimbursement methodologies, biomedical and editing theory. Training includes a transcription
sciences and current code sets. Training includes foot pedal, an AHDI membership and a voucher to take
codebooks and a voucher for one of the certification the RHDS exam. For more information and to register,
exams. For more information and to register, email email collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call
collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call 877-225-7151. 877-225-7151.
Instructor: Career Step Instructor: Career Step
Fee: $3,699* Fee: $3,199*
*Includes all necessary materials and software, *Includes all necessary materials and software,
personalized student support, and job placement personalized student support, and job placement
assistance. assistance.
Online Online
Pharmacy Technician ONLINE
CLASS
Medical Assistant with ONLINE
CLASS
(ASHP/ACPE) Clinical Externship
The Pharmacy Technician (ASHP/ACPE) program The Medical Assistant with Clinical Externship program
prepares individuals for the Pharmacy Technician is designed to teach individuals the skills needed to
Certification Board (PTCB) exam and is accredited by earn a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)
the American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists/ credential. Curriculum includes interactive simulations,
Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ASHP/ and covers healthcare reimbursement, basic
ACPE). An externship is required to complete the anatomy, medical terminology, clinical patient care,
program. Training also includes a laboratory kit and an EKG testing and phlebotomy. Training also includes a
exam voucher. For more information and to register, clinical externship and a CCMA exam voucher.
email collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call For more information and to register, email
877-225-7151. collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call 877-225-7151.
Instructor: Career Step Instructor: Career Step
Fee: $2,999* Fee: $3,599*
*Includes all necessary materials and software, *Includes all necessary materials and software,
personalized student support, and job placement personalized student support, and job placement
assistance. assistance.
Online Online
For detailed class information, additional dates and to register online, visit the
Continuing Education website at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
Additional online New Career and Professional Development classes –
ONLINE Grant Writing, Professional Development for Teachers, Supervision &
CLASS Management, Paralegal Preparation, Real Estate, Marketing ... and more!
Visit https://citruscollege.augusoft.net (click “Browse,” “On The Net”)
18 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020CAREER
Career Programs Offered Online in
Partnership with Career Step
Enroll in any of these Career Step courses by June 15 and receive a 10% discount!
Medical Administrative ONLINE
CLASS
Medical Office Manager ONLINE
CLASS
Assistant with EHR The Medical Office Manager program
The Medical Administrative Assistant with EHR prepares individuals for the Certified Medical
program prepares individuals to earn the Certified Administrative Assistant (CMAA) and Certified
Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) and Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS)
Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) credentials. Topics covered include Microsoft Office
credentials. Topics covered include ezEMRx EHR basics, medical terminology, healthcare documentation,
software, Microsoft Office, healthcare documentation practice finances, billing and collections, and special
and office procedures. Training also includes exam considerations, like ICD-10 and X12 5010. Training
vouchers for the two national certifications upon includes two certification exam vouchers.
completion. For more information and to register, email For more information and to register, email
collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call 877-225-7151. collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call 877-225-7151.
Instructor: Career Step Instructor: Career Step
Fee: $3,199* Fee: $3,899*
*Includes all necessary materials and software, *Includes all necessary materials and software,
personalized student support, and job placement personalized student support, and job placement
assistance. assistance.
Online Online
Healthcare IT ONLINE
CLASS
Medical Billing ONLINE
CLASS
The Healthcare IT program prepares The Medical Billing program helps
individuals for the CompTIA A+, Certified Electronic individuals develop the knowledge and skills they need
Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) and Certified to work in healthcare reimbursement. Topics covered
Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) certifications. include bundled payments, the impact of the Affordable
Topics covered include computer hardware/software, Care Act and experience with current billing forms.
troubleshooting, healthcare documentation and Training also includes a Certified Billing and Coding
electronic health records. Training includes study Specialist (CBCS) exam voucher upon completion.
guides, a repair toolkit and power supply tester, and For more information and to register, email
four certification exam vouchers. For more information collegeinfo@careerstep.com or call 877-225-7151.
and to register, email collegeinfo@careerstep.com or
call 877-225-7151. Instructor: Career Step
Fee: $2,999*
Instructor: Career Step *Includes all necessary materials and software,
Fee: $3,999* personalized student support, and job placement
*Includes all necessary materials and software, assistance.
personalized student support, and job placement
assistance. Online
Online
For detailed class information, additional dates and to register online, visit the
Continuing Education website at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
Additional online New Career and Professional Development classes –
ONLINE Grant Writing, Professional Development for Teachers, Supervision &
CLASS Management, Paralegal Preparation, Real Estate, Marketing ... and more!
Visit https://citruscollege.augusoft.net (click “Browse,” “On The Net”)
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 19CAREER
Professional Development Offered Online in
Partnership with UGotClass
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Bookkeeping Data Analysis
040004 Certificate (completion of all classes below) 7118 Certificate (completion of all classes below)
Fee: $495 Fee: $495
Understanding Debits and Credits Introduction to Data Analysis
Instructor: Sharon DeFonteny Instructor: John Rutledge
Fee: $195 Fee: $195
040003 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26 7176 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26
Last day to register: 6/5 Last day to register: 6/5
General Ledger and Month End Procedures Intermediate Data Analysis
Instructor: Sharon DeFonteny Instructor: Mary Dereshiwsky
Fee: $195 Fee: $195
040002 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31 7172 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31
Last day to register: 7/10 Last day to register: 7/10
Closing Procedures and Financial Statements Advanced Data Analysis
Instructor: Sharon DeFonteny Instructor: Jeff Kritzer
Fee: $195 Fee: $195
040001 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28 7101 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28
Last day to register: 8/7 Last day to register: 8/7
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Accounting and Finance Project Management
for Non-Financial Managers
7241 Certificate (completion of all classes below)
7114 Certificate (completion of all classes below) Fee: $495
Fee: $495
Introduction to Project Management
Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers Instructor: Andy Stanhope
Instructor: Sharon DeFonteny Fee: $195
Fee: $195 7180 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26
7100 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26 Last day to register: 6/5
Last day to register: 6/5
Project Management Processes
Cash is King Instructor: Christina Mitchell
Instructor: Jodie Trana Fee: $195
Fee: $195 7215 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31
7112 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31 Last day to register: 7/10
Last day to register: 7/10
Project Management Knowledge Areas
Financial Analysis and Planning for Instructor: Andy Stanhope
Non-Financial Managers Fee: $195
Instructor: Jodie Trana 7214 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28
Fee: $195 Last day to register: 8/7
7156 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28
Last day to register: 8/7
Additional online New Career and Professional Development classes –
ONLINE Grant Writing, Professional Development for Teachers, Supervision &
CLASS Management, Paralegal Preparation, Real Estate, Marketing ... and more!
Visit https://citruscollege.augusoft.net (click “Browse,” “On The Net”)
20 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020CAREER
Professional Development Offered Online in
Partnership with UGotClass
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Management Online Teaching
7192 Certificate (completion of all classes below) 7113 Certificate (completion of all classes below)
Fee: $595 Fee: $495
Management Boot Camp Advanced Teaching Online
Instructor: Sally Klauss Instructor: William A. Draves
Fee: $295 Fee: $195
7191 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26 7106 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26
Last day to register: 6/5 Last day to register: 6/5
Collaborative Management Designing Online Instruction
Instructor: Joyce Odidison Instructor: Dionne Felix
Fee: $245 Fee: $195
7263 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31 7137 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31
Last day to register: 7/10 Last day to register: 7/10
Managing Generations in the Workplace Fostering Online Discussion
Instructor: Kassia Dellabough Instructor: Mary Dereshiwsky
Fee: $175 Fee: $195
7194 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28 7157 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28
Last day to register: 8/7 Last day to register: 8/7
Certificate in ONLINE
CLASS
Managing Social Change
320008 Certificate (completion of all classes below)
Fee: $495
Change Management Skills
Instructor: Sally Schmall
Fee: $195
7128 Start date: 6/1 End date: 6/26
Last day to register: 6/5
Change in the Workplace
Instructor: Brenton Rolle
Fee: $195
7262 Start date: 7/6 End date: 7/31
Last day to register: 7/10
Creating Community & Social Change
Instructor: Lisa Barrow
Fee: $195
320003 Start date: 8/3 End date: 8/28
Last day to register: 8/7
Additional online New Career and Professional Development classes –
ONLINE Grant Writing, Professional Development for Teachers, Supervision &
CLASS Management, Paralegal Preparation, Real Estate, Marketing ... and more!
Visit https://citruscollege.augusoft.net (click “Browse,” “On The Net”)
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 21PERSONAL
Health & Self
ENRICHMENT
Hobbies & Interests
Eliminate Clutter in Your Writing for Online Blogs, Magazines
Home and Office and Websites
Tired of searching for lost things and stumbling over You don’t need a journalism school degree, newspaper
stuff? reporting experience or previously published articles to
write for online blogs, magazines and websites. Some
You CAN change your surroundings to work for you online opportunities offer exposure and networking,
with simple, easy and practical ideas on how to remove and many pay well – $1 a word and more. In this fast-
clutter from your life and get organized. Attend this fun paced session, you will learn how to:
and interactive seminar where you’ll learn: • Find opportunities that pay
• How to stop junk mail • Find story ideas
• How to remove clutter • Conduct interviews
• Distinguish between organized and neat and the • Find sources, locate and study your target market
cost of your stuff • Create pitches, queries and LOIs (letters of intent)
Instructor: Nancy Miller The instructor is a journalist, author, agent and
Fee: $39* publisher.
*Materials fee may apply.
Instructor: LeeAnn Krusemark
080015 Saturday, 7/25 Fee: $39
1:00pm-4:00pm Online via Zoom
350049 Wednesday, 7/15
5:30pm-7:00pm Online via Zoom
For detailed class information, additional dates and to register online, visit the
Continuing Education website at https://citruscollege.augusoft.net
22 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020FINANCE Retirement & Real Estate Home Buying Simplified Discover how to successfully purchase a home in today’s changing market. You will learn about the new loan qualifying guidelines for Federal Housing Administrative (FHA) and conventional mortgages. Topics include down payment, personal financial preparation, current housing market trends, financial qualifying guidelines and real estate contract review. Instructor: Kyle George Fee: $49 130004 Saturday, 6/27, 9:30am-2:00pm,Online via Zoom 626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 23
YOUTH
Teens & Youth
Math Tricks Study Skills
Learn the tricks of number calculation. Students Developing effective study skills is the key to becoming
will discover shortcuts for addition, subtraction, successful in school. This class will teach students
multiplication and division, as well as common time- important time-management skills, organizational skills
saving mathematical shortcuts. These everyday math and how to improve reading comprehension. Students
tricks will help students build a stronger foundation will learn how to study for tests, create memory trick
in mathematics. This course is designed for youth and take notes efficiently. These lessons will help
ages 9 to 15 years old. students in the upcoming school year through high
school and beyond! This course is designed for
Instructor: Brian Clough youth ages 9 to 15 years old.
Fee: $49
Instructor: Brian Clough
170034 Saturday, 6/27 Fee: $49
9:00am-11:00am Online via Zoom
170036 Saturday, 7/11
160011 Saturday, 7/18 12:30pm-3:00pm Online via Zoom
12:00pm-2:00pm Online via Zoom
170037 Saturday, 8/8
9:00am-11:30am Online via Zoom
Brain Fitness
Sharpen your critical thinking skills in this exciting and
fun-filled workout for your brain. Students will use Money Math for Kids – Learn to be
games, puzzles and logical reasoning to challenge their Smart with Your Money
minds and develop problem-solving abilities. Topics Learn how to be a money genius and keep your
include reasoning, number patterns, deduction and math skills sharp! This class covers financial topics
decision making. This course is designed for youth used in everyday life, including how to manage a
ages 9 to 15 years old. savings account, percentages, sales tax, estimating,
banking, check writing, simple interest, principal and
Instructor: Brian Clough commission. This course is designed for youth ages
Fee: $49 10 to 15 years old.
170035 Saturday, 6/27 Instructor: Brian Clough
12:00pm-2:00pm Online via Zoom Fee: $49
160013 Saturday, 7/18
Word Problems – Unlocking the 9:00am-11:00am Online via Zoom
Secrets
Take the mystery out of word problems with this three-
hour workshop. Students will identify key phrases, Test Taking Strategies
recognize crucial concepts and learn strategies that will Do you have anxiety about tests? Do you know more
increase their ability to understand what the problem is than you’re able to show on a test? This class teaches
asking them to do. Students currently taking arithmetic, you tips for reducing test anxiety and improving test
pre-algebra and algebra classes will be able to develop performance. Learn to anticipate, recognize and
the critical thinking skills to tackle the most common apply strategies to conquer your fears. Topics include
types of word problems. This course is designed for time management, test resources and information
youth ages 9 to 16 years old. organization. Students will also learn to recognize
absolute words, key words and clue words. This
Instructor: Brian Clough course is designed for youth ages 9 to 15 years old.
Fee: $49
Instructor: Brian Clough
160012 Saturday, 7/11 Fee: $49
9:00am-11:00am Online via Zoom
160014 Saturday, 8/8
1:00pm-3:00pm Online via Zoom
24 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 25
HIGH SCHOOL
SUMMER
Summer 2020
SCHOOL
High School Summer School programs are offered through the Noncredit Department in partnership with area high
school districts, including Azusa, Claremont and Monrovia. Programs include credit recovery and basic skills courses.
Please contact high schools or district offices for information on how to register and enroll in classes. Contact informa-
tion is provided below.
Classes and availability are subject to change and/or cancellation at the discretion of the Continuing Education Depart-
ment.
Azusa Unified School District
Location: Azusa High School
240 N. Cerritos Ave.
Azusa, CA 91702
Gladstone High School
1340 N. Enid Ave.
Covina, CA 91722
Dates: June 15-June 30 (Session I)
July 1-July 17 (Session II)
Days: Monday-Friday
Time: 8:00am-12:50pm
Contact: Frank Chang, Summer School Principal: 626-858-6195
Classes: Freshman English A, Freshman English B, Sophomore English A, Sophomore English B, Junior English A,
Junior English B, US History A, US History B, World History A, World History B, Biology A, Biology B,
Physical Science A, Physical Science B, Chemistry A, Chemistry B, Integrated Math IA, Integrated Math IB
Claremont Unified School District
Location: Claremont High School
1601 N. Indian Hill Blvd.
Claremont, CA 91711
Dates: June 19-July 10 (Session I)
July 13-July 31 (Session II)
Days: Monday-Friday
Time: 8:00am-11:50am
Contact: Andrea Deligio, Summer School Principal: 909-624-9053, ext. 30406
Classes: Freshman English A, Freshman English B, Junior English A, Economics, American Government, Biology A,
Biology B, Chemistry A, Chemistry B, Pre-Calculus A, Pre-Calculus B, Integrated Math IB, Integrated Math IIB,
Integrated Math IIIB
Monrovia Unified School District
Location: Monrovia High School
845 W. Colorado Blvd.
Monrovia, CA 91016
Dates: June 11-June 26 (Session I)
June 29-July 15 (Session II)
Days: Monday-Friday
Time: 7:30am-12:20pm
Contact: Brian Ilharreguy, Summer School Principal: 626-471-2864
Classes: Freshman English A, Freshman English B, Sophomore English A, Sophomore English B, World History A,
World History B, Economics, Biology A, Biology B, Integrated Math IA, Integrated Math IB,
Integrated Math IIA, Integrated Math IIB, Integrated Math IIIA, Integrated Math IIIB
26 Community and Noncredit Education • Summer 2020HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER
SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Class Descriptions
NC 210A Freshman English A NC 211B Sophomore English B
The following disciplines of English are an integral part of The main purpose of this course is on college prepara-
this course: reading, writing, vocabulary and speech. Stu- tory writing, introduction to literary analysis, and re-
dents will read literature from the genres of poetry, short search skills. The major genres of literature are studied,
stories, novels, and plays. The student will be introduced discussed, and analyzed. Students continue to learn the
to the process of writing. Spelling and content words will processes of drafting, rewriting, and editing. In addition,
be chosen from the literature. Oral reports, oral readings, students also learn to critique each other’s work and to
and memorized orals are incorporated into this course. use these editing skills on their own papers.Research
The course format will include activity-based investiga- skills are learned so the students will know how to
tions with hands-on activities and concepts and applica- gather information needed for clarification of reading or
tions compliant with the adopted California State English the beginning of writing. The course format will include
Standards to meet the minimum course requirements for activity-based investigations with hands-on activities and
high school graduation. concepts and applications compliant with the adopted
California State English Standards to meet the minimum
NC 210B Freshman English B course requirements for high school graduation.
The following disciplines of English are an integral part of
this course: reading, writing, vocabulary and speech. Stu- NC 212A Junior English A
dents will read literature from the genres of poetry, short This course is a survey of American literature cover-
stories, novels, and plays. The student will be introduced ing philosophical, religious, political, and literary ideas
to the process of writing. Spelling and content words will in American writing from colonial times to the present.
be chosen from the literature. Oral reports, oral readings, Emphasis will be placed on techniques of organizing
and memorized orals are incorporated into this course. and developing critical essays about fiction, poetry, and
The course format will include activity-based investiga- drama. Students will be required to study a major novel
tions with hands-on activities and concepts and applica- and participate in an independent reading program. The
tions compliant with the adopted California State English course format will include activity-based investigations
Standards to meet the minimum course requirements for with hands-on activities and concepts and applications
high school graduation. compliant with the adopted California State English Stan-
dards to meet the minimum course requirements for high
NC 211A Sophomore English A school graduation.
The main purpose of this course is on college prepa-
ratory writing, introduction to literary analysis, and NC 212B Junior English B
research skills. The major genres of literature are studied, This course is a survey of American literature cover-
discussed, and analyzed. Students continue to learn the ing philosophical, religious, political, and literary ideas
processes of drafting, rewriting, and editing. In addition, in American writing from colonial times to the present.
students also learn to critique each other’s work and to Emphasis will be placed on techniques of organizing
use these editing skills on their own papers. Research and developing critical essays about fiction, poetry, and
skills are learned so the students will know how to drama. Students will be required to study a major novel
gather information needed for clarification of reading or and participate in an independent reading program. The
the beginning of writing. The course format will include course format will include activity-based investigations
activity-based investigations with hands-on activities and with hands-on activities and concepts and applications
concepts and applications compliant with the adopted compliant with the adopted California State English Stan-
California State English Standards to meet the minimum dards to meet the minimum course requirements for high
course requirements for high school graduation. school graduation.
626-852-8022 • www.citruscollege.edu/ce 27You can also read
