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Offices & Hours 2
February was des-
Registration Information 4
Adult Education / ROP Office
ignated as Career
Registration Form 5
3750 Mary Lane • Escondido, CA 92025
Technical Education
month by the As-
Community Education 6–9
Phone 760-739-7300
sociation of Career
People’s Law 10–11
Fax 760-739-7310 Technical Education
Career & Technical Education 12–17
ONTENTS
Hours 9 am – 9 pm Monday – Thursday (ACTE). In conjunc-
Online Computer Classes 17
8 am – 4 pm Friday
tion with this desig-
Consumer Awareness 18–23
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nation, the San Diego Parenting Classes 22–23
Escondido High School Campus
County Board of Education also selected Older Adults 24–26
1535 N. Broadway • Escondido, CA 92026
that month to recognize the 40th an-
Adults with Disabilities 26
niversary of the San Diego Regional
Residential Care Facilities Classes 27
Phone 760-291-4093
Occupational Program (ROP). At its
ESSAGE
ESL / EL Civics / Citizenship 28–29
Fax 760-739-7305 February board meeting, the Escondido
Diploma/GED®/ABE Classes 30–31
M
Hours 5 – 9:30 pm Monday – Thursday Union High School District School Board
ROP Programs 32–35

passed and adopted a resolution recog-
Maps / Class Locations 36–37
East Valley Parkway Campus (EVC)
nizing these two events as well.
2065 E.Valley Pkwy. • Escondido, CA 92025
The San Diego County ROP which
Index 38–39
began in 1969, consists of 22 school
Phone 760-291-3244
districts including Escondido. It is the
Fax 760-739-7304
largest county operated ROP program in
RINCIPAL'S
STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINA-
California serving approximately 40,000
P
Hours 7:30 am – 9:30 pm Monday – Thursday
The Governing Board of the Escondido Union
students annually and roughly 1.4 million
High School District is committed to equal op-
Registration begins March 8, 2010 students since the program first began. portunity for all individuals. It is the policy of
During the 2008-2009 school year the
the district not to discriminate on the basis of
• See pg. 4 for registration information
race, color, sex, national origin, or handicapping
Escondido ROP served 1,933 students,
conditions in its educational and vocational
both youth and adults, in twelve indus- programs, activities, or employment policies

try sectors comprising eighteen career
as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964, Title IC of the 1976 Education Amend-
pathways. Most recently, Culinary Arts,
Holidays and Recesses
ments, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Fashion Design, and Horticulture have
Act of 1973.
been added to the list of programs that
UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
The Governing Board recognizes that the
March 29-April 2 Spring Break
are now available to high school students
district has primary responsibility for ensur-
on a variety of campuses. ing that it complies with the state and federal
May 31 Memorial Day
While ROP programs are no longer tu-
laws and regulations governing educational
programs. The district shall investigate and
July 5 Independence Day
ition-free for adult students, they remain
seek to resolve complaints at the local level.
very cost effective training opportunities.
The district shall follow uniform complaint pro-
We hope students will continue to take
cedures when addressing complaints alleging
unlawful discrimination based on ethnic group
advantage of them as they seek retrain-
identification, religion, age, gender, color, or
ing or skills for new career options.
physical or mental disability in any program or
In addition to ROP classes, this catalog
activity. A complete copy of the uniform com-
plaint procedures is available in the principal’s
also includes our Adult Education and office. The Governing Board has designated
Community Education classes, please
the following compliance officer to receive
review them for your favorite class or
and investigate complaints and ensure district
compliance with law:
perhaps try something new! Steve Boyle
Assistant Superintendent
Dom Gagliardi
Human Resources
Escondido Union High School District
302 North Midway Drive
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