Continuing Education: Something for Everyone
Living productively in our world of
work and community requires all of us to
continue learning. Starting in 1948 at
the request of residents, District 211
began what has become a highly-valued
adult education program. Please take
this opportunity to join approximately
4,000 other adults who live and thrigve
in our community as they develop skills
and interests in the District 211 Adult
Education program.
If you have children or grandchildren in
school, what better way to share with
them the high value of education than to
continue your own learning. Technology.
The arts. Diploma completion programs.
They all are available in the Adult
Education curriculum offerings. Please
take time to review the course offerings
and enroll in those that interest you.
If you find that your interest area is
not offered, please contact us and share
that information. On behalf of the Board
of Education and those who will teach
your class of interest, please accept
this invitation to continue to learn.
Roger W. Thornton, Superintendent
Continuing Education Administrators
Roger W. Thornton, Superintendent
Charles M. Chamberlain, Director of Student Extended Educational Services and Continuing Education
Continuing Education Calendar
Registration begins
Monday, January 14, 2008 at 9:00 a.m.
Registrations received prior to
Monday, January 14, 2008, will not be given special
consideration. See the Continuing Education Catalog for details.
Registrations will not be accepted four (4) working days prior to the start of class.
If space is available, register in main office of the school the first night.
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High School District 211 has a tobacco-free environment on its campuses.
We ask that you respect our policy by not using
tobacco products at our schools.
Dr. Thornton
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Board of Education
