Wilson - Lincoln Adult and Career Education provides learning opportunities and employment training to adults and in-and out-of-school youth. With branches throughout the Los Angeles area, we are confident you will find the quality training you need at a location convenient to you. For more information on the Programs we offer, click the Class Offerings link to your left.
WILSON-LINCOLN CAS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Principal Dr. Vince Carbino
Assistant Principal Operations Frances M. Castaneda Assistant Principal Operations Rosine Taylor-White
Assistant Principal Counseling Vanessa Sanchez Financial Manager Winnie Puangco
School Administrative Assistant Deserri Frescas
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM High School Diploma courses are available to suit any schedule, in the morning, in the afternoon, and in the evening.
Adults may earn a high school diploma in 3 ways:
1. Complete 170 credits from 34 specific courses. Credits earned from an approved adult or high school, the military, paid work experience, and from challenge tests can be accepted. Students must also pass the California High School Exit Exam.
2. Pass the English GED and complete 10 additional specific courses, and pass the California High School Exit Exam.
3. Pass the Spanish GED and complete 14 additional specific courses, and pass the California High School Exit Exam.
Students working on their high school diploma receive individual assistance in planning and completing their programs of study to ensure they achieve their goals as quickly and efficiently as possible. To talk to an academic counselor call (323) 441-4680 from 2 to 9 pm.
GED PREPARATION PROGRAM Students preparing for the GED receive individual assistance in planning and completing their programs of study. The GED Examination is also offered at Wilson-Lincoln Community Adult School each year. To learn when the GED is scheduled or to talk to a counselor about GED Preparation, call(323) 441-4680 from 2 to 9 pm.
ADULT INDEPENDENT STUDY (HOME STUDY) Adult Independent Study provides adult students theoption to complete high school diploma courses outside the regular classroom at their own pace. Students taking a course in AIS keep weekly appointments with the instructor to turn in and pick up work, and to ask questions and discuss course materials. A refundable deposit may be required to cover the cost of books. Please speak to a counselor at (323) 441-4680 (after 2 pm) for additional information.
DISTANCE LEARNING ESL & Parent Education Adults can learn English and Parenting Skills at home by checking out DVD’s or video cassettes. This program is designed for students unable to attend traditional classes, as well as for students who wish to supplement their regular ESL classes.
BOOKS - Students enrolled in ESL classes and teacher directed academic classes are encouraged to purchase books. REGISTRATION FEE - Students who do not qualify for exemption are charged a registration fee. Exemptions include: age 60 or older, attending classes approved by a counselor for high school credit, concurrent high school students, and students in citizenship, elementary skills, English as a Second Language, adults with disabilities, and parent education classes. STUDENT BODY CARD FEE - A voluntary student body fee of $1.00 is payable upon enrollment. Student body monies are used to defray non-instructional expenses that benefit students. CLASS FEES I.I.Lab - $5.00 ~ Computers - $30.00 Keyboarding - $20.00 ~ Auto Mechanics - 25.00
WILSON-LINCOLN CAS Mission Statement “We are Wilson-Lincoln Community Adult School whose mission is to empower and enhance the lives of our students through optimum access to quality education.”
ACCREDITATION Wilson-Lincoln Community Adult School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Expected School Wide Learning Results (ESLRs) Students completing WLCAS instructional programs will be: Effective Communicators who: Possess the listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills needed to communicate confidently in the community. Express themselves through oral, nonverbal, and technical means. Responsible Community Members who: Have respect for other cultures. Have obtained the skills necessary to succeed in the working world. Positively contribute to the community. Active Lifelong Learners who: Recognize the importance of continuing personal development. Plan realistic educational goals. Access community resources for enrichment and personal advancement. LAUSD MISSION STATEMENT The teachers, administration, and the staff of the Los Angeles Unified School District believe in the equal worth and dignity of all students and are committed to educate all students to their maximum potential. EQUAL ACCESS All educational and vocational classes are offered without regard for race, color, national origin, sex, or disability. A lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in educational and vocational programs. UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCESS The Los Angeles Unified School District has a uniform complaint process as required in Title 5, Section 4600-4671 in the State Education Code. A copy of the policy is posted in the adult school office. The policy provides for mediation or investigation, presentation of information relevant to the complaint, follow-up and remedies or appeals as appropriate. SEXUAL HARRASSMENT District policy explicitly prohibits sexual harassment of any kind. TOBACCO FREE ENVIRONMENT Smoking or the use of tobacco in any form on the school grounds is prohibited by law.
