
The goal of the English as a Second Language (ESL) Program is to equip nonnative English speakers with the language skills needed to live and work successfully in the United States. Students also gain knowledge that empowers them to be supportive parents to ensure the success of their children in the K–12 school system. The two types of classes offered are Basic Life Skills English classes and Academic English classes.
The Academic English classes meet the needs of nonnative English speakers who are functioning at higher levels. This program helps nonnative English speakers transition into General Educational Development (GED) classes, postsecondary education, or careers. Classes provide intensive instruction for intermediate- to advanced-level students.
- View and/or print ESL class information in English here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Arabic here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in French here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Haitian here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Kinyarwanda here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Pashto here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Somali here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Spanish here.
- View and/or print ESL class information in Swahili here.