Charles A. Jones Career and Education Center offers pharmacy
clerk training to adult ESL students.
CAJ ESL students will study with an ESL teacher and a Career
Technical Education teacher to learn entry level skills for an
exciting career in Pharmacy.
The ESL training is free!
See CAJ Program Catalog for more details.
Orientation for this class will be held on
September 16th and 17th. There will be an
assessment on Sept 18th for qualification into
this course.
HSE Prep is an open-ended lab class for students who wish to
take the Official HiSET® Tests and obtain a high school
equivalency certificate. Study is on an individualized
basis, and each student has his/her course tailored to their
needs. Students work at their own pace.
Morning classes: 8:30 A.M.-11:30 A.M. Monday through Friday
Afternoon classes: 12:00 noon-3:00 P.M. Monday through
Friday
Math Success Academy is a fast paced, accelerated course that
teaches basic math concepts and provides remediation to boost the
confidence and skills students need to be successful in higher
level math classes. Learn how to work with problems involving the
following: perimeter, area, integers, fractions, decimals,
percents, rates, linear equations and proportions. Learn how to
solve math problems, change your mindset about math, and gain
confidence. If you struggle in math, or have not attended a math
class in years, this refresher course is for you.
English as a Second Language classes are offered at Charles A.
Jones Career and Education Center as a tool to help people new to
the country attain a better grasp of the English language.
We offer several different levels of ESL instruction and
students are placed into the appropriate level according to their
assessment scores.
Our Constitution is the oldest written constitution of all of the
world’s nations. Constitution Day commemorates the birth of
our government as well as the ideals that make us Americans. It
is celebrated on or near the seventeenth day of September each
year.
Each educational institution that receives Federal funds for a
fiscal year is required to hold an educational program about the
U.S. Constitution for its students.
