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Ad u l t sc h o o l
FA l l 2009 & Wi n t e R 2010
Registration Information
Registration begins August 3 • No Phone Registration
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EGISTRA Adult Education Classes

1. Fax 760-739-7310
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2. Mail
Escondido Adult School
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3750 Mary Lane
3. Walk in Escondido, CA 92025
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4. Online -Go to www.adultedreg.com
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- Click Classes
-Click Adult Education or Enrichment
- Click on the class of your choice and follow
the registration instructions
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ROP Classes Register online by going to
www.adultedreg.com
Some ROP classes are OPEN Entry / OPEN Exit and
registration is ongoing for those classes



DO NOT USE the form on page 5 for ROP classes

ESL Day and Evening Classes pgs 28 & 29
High School Diploma/GED® Preparation pgs 30 & 31
Currently enrolled high school students may attend academic
classes on a space-available basis; however, they are not permitted to at-
tend the following adult education courses: older adult classes, home eco-
nomics classes, health and safety classes, or career technical education
classes unless the vocational program is not offered at the high school.
Currently enrolled high school students must obtain an adult school permission form
from their assistant principal, and after it is filled out and signed by all parties, it
should be taken to the adult school office on Mary Lane prior to the start of classes.
Cancellation / Refund Policy: You may cancel enrollment up to 24 hours
before your class begins. A $5 processing fee is retained for each refund. If the Adult
School cancels a class, all fees are returned at no charge. Refunds for cancellations
may take 4-6 weeks to process. Unused attendance is not transferable to another
session and no cancellations are accepted after the class begins even if you have
not attended. There will be absolutely no refunds after the first class meeting.
Minimum enrollment is required for all classes. To avoid
cancellation of the class you want, please register at least
one week prior to start date.
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