Monthly Archives: August 2011
Welcome to the ESL/GED Class at McGregor Learning Center
McGregor ESL Morning Class (209)
In addition to the traditional units of Family & Friends, Community, Work, Health, Transportation, Shopping, School, and Daily Living, the McGregor ESL morning class participates in many fun activities. These activities help us learn more about the things that are important to us and our families.
Class Bulletin Board Spotlighting Student and Family Successes
Making and Delivering Valentines for the Nursing Home
Learning About St. Patrick’s Day
Easter Baskets for Christian Women’s Job Corps
Recycling Project and Contest Winners
Planning and Giving a Surprise Baby Shower
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Family Literacy Day
Receiving Good Parenting Certificates of Award from McGregor Schools
Visiting the Library
Welcome to the ESL/GED Class at Goodwill New Road
Welcome to our ESL/GED Class!
We have beginning, intermediate, and advanced level courses. In these courses you will have the opportunity to improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English. Some campuses also have language labs where you can study English on the computer. If you need childcare, we have some English classes that provide babysitting while you attend class.
After you enroll in an ESL class, it is important that you attend your class regularly. If you cannot attend for a few days or you need to stop coming to school, would you please tell your teacher or call the school and leave a message. If you get a job, please tell your teacher. This information is important to the school. If you have to stop coming for some time, you are always welcome to enroll again in our classes.
We want you to learn in the class you are placed in. If you want to change your class because your class is too easy or too difficult, please talk to your teacher so that he or she can transfer you to another ESL class in the program. As you improve your English skills, your teacher will transfer you to a higher level. At the end of your course you may receive a certificate of attendance or level completion.
In addition to ESL classes, we have other programs that might interest you. If you would like to prepare for job training or get a job, we have vocational English classes in which you learn communication skills for the workplace, learn vocabulary words for specific occupations, learn how to complete a job application and learn how to communicate in a job interview. We have job training classes in office skills, electronic assembly, computer technology, auto mechanics and many other training classes. If you would like to become a citizen of the United States, we have Citizenship classes. We also have classes to help you get a GED certificate or high school diploma if you did not finish high school in your country. After you finish the advanced level of ESL, you may also be interested in transferring to McLennan Community College.
The best way to learn English is to speak English as much as possible. In the classroom your teacher will plan activities for you to practice your English. We hope you enjoy your ESL class and improve your English skills quickly. To get more information about any of these programs, please talk to your ESL teacher, or call the Adult Education Programs office at 254 299-8777
Welcome to the ESL/GED Class at Amistad Church
Welcome to our ESL/GED Class!
We have beginning, intermediate, and advanced level courses. In these courses you will have the opportunity to improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English. Some campuses also have language labs where you can study English on the computer. If you need childcare, we have some English classes that provide babysitting while you attend class.
After you enroll in an ESL class, it is important that you attend your class regularly. If you cannot attend for a few days or you need to stop coming to school, would you please tell your teacher or call the school and leave a message. If you get a job, please tell your teacher. This information is important to the school. If you have to stop coming for some time, you are always welcome to enroll again in our classes.
We want you to learn in the class you are placed in. If you want to change your class because your class is too easy or too difficult, please talk to your teacher so that he or she can transfer you to another ESL class in the program. As you improve your English skills, your teacher will transfer you to a higher level. At the end of your course you may receive a certificate of attendance or level completion.
In addition to ESL classes, we have other programs that might interest you. If you would like to prepare for job training or get a job, we have vocational English classes in which you learn communication skills for the workplace, learn vocabulary words for specific occupations, learn how to complete a job application and learn how to communicate in a job interview. We have job training classes in office skills, electronic assembly, computer technology, auto mechanics and many other training classes. If you would like to become a citizen of the United States, we have Citizenship classes. We also have classes to help you get a GED certificate or high school diploma if you did not finish high school in your country. After you finish the advanced level of ESL, you may also be interested in transferring to McLennan Community College.
The best way to learn English is to speak English as much as possible. In the classroom your teacher will plan activities for you to practice your English. We hope you enjoy your ESL class and improve your English skills quickly. To get more information about any of these programs, please talk to your ESL teacher, or call the Adult Education Programs office at 254 299-8777.
Welcome to the ESL/GED Class at Antioch Community Church
Welcome to our ESL/GED Class!
We have beginning, intermediate, and advanced level courses. In these courses you will have the opportunity to improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English. Some campuses also have language labs where you can study English on the computer. If you need childcare, we have some English classes that provide babysitting while you attend class.
After you enroll in an ESL class, it is important that you attend your class regularly. If you cannot attend for a few days or you need to stop coming to school, would you please tell your teacher or call the school and leave a message. If you get a job, please tell your teacher. This information is important to the school. If you have to stop coming for some time, you are always welcome to enroll again in our classes.
We want you to learn in the class you are placed in. If you want to change your class because your class is too easy or too difficult, please talk to your teacher so that he or she can transfer you to another ESL class in the program. As you improve your English skills, your teacher will transfer you to a higher level. At the end of your course you may receive a certificate of attendance or level completion.
In addition to ESL classes, we have other programs that might interest you. If you would like to prepare for job training or get a job, we have vocational English classes in which you learn communication skills for the workplace, learn vocabulary words for specific occupations, learn how to complete a job application and learn how to communicate in a job interview. We have job training classes in office skills, electronic assembly, computer technology, auto mechanics and many other training classes. If you would like to become a citizen of the United States, we have Citizenship classes. We also have classes to help you get a GED certificate or high school diploma if you did not finish high school in your country. After you finish the advanced level of ESL, you may also be interested in transferring to McLennan Community College.
The best way to learn English is to speak English as much as possible. In the classroom your teacher will plan activities for you to practice your English. We hope you enjoy your ESL class and improve your English skills quickly. To get more information about any of these programs, please talk to your ESL teacher, or call the Adult Education Programs office at 254 299-8777.
Welcome to the ESL/GED Class at Greater New Light Baptist Church
Welcome to our ESL/GED Class!
We have beginning, intermediate, and advanced level courses. In these courses you will have the opportunity to improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English. Some campuses also have language labs where you can study English on the computer. If you need childcare, we have some English classes that provide babysitting while you attend class.
After you enroll in an ESL class, it is important that you attend your class regularly. If you cannot attend for a few days or you need to stop coming to school, would you please tell your teacher or call the school and leave a message. If you get a job, please tell your teacher. This information is important to the school. If you have to stop coming for some time, you are always welcome to enroll again in our classes.
We want you to learn in the class you are placed in. If you want to change your class because your class is too easy or too difficult, please talk to your teacher so that he or she can transfer you to another ESL class in the program. As you improve your English skills, your teacher will transfer you to a higher level. At the end of your course you may receive a certificate of attendance or level completion.
In addition to ESL classes, we have other programs that might interest you. If you would like to prepare for job training or get a job, we have vocational English classes in which you learn communication skills for the workplace, learn vocabulary words for specific occupations, learn how to complete a job application and learn how to communicate in a job interview. We have job training classes in office skills, electronic assembly, computer technology, auto mechanics and many other training classes. If you would like to become a citizen of the United States, we have Citizenship classes. We also have classes to help you get a GED certificate or high school diploma if you did not finish high school in your country. After you finish the advanced level of ESL, you may also be interested in transferring to McLennan Community College.
The best way to learn English is to speak English as much as possible. In the classroom your teacher will plan activities for you to practice your English. We hope you enjoy your ESL class and improve your English skills quickly. To get more information about any of these programs, please talk to your ESL teacher, or call the Adult Education Programs office at 254 299-8777.
MCC Adult Education Programs won two Important Awards
Our Adult Education Program won two awards.
The first one was Certificate of Texcellence for State and Federal Fiscal accountability for 5 consecutive years.
The second state award was entitled the “Platinum” Level Recognition award and it is given by the state to programs that have
- Met all performance measure
- Submitted all reports on time
- Met fiscal accountability goals of State Money
Adult education coordinator receives state award
Adult education coordinator receives state award
February 15, 2010
McLennan Community College’s Adult Basic Education program coordinator, Shirley Crockett, has been named Adult Educator of the Year by the Texas Association for Literacy and Adult Education (TALAE). She was recognized for her outstanding work in the adult education field for the past 34 years.
At MCC for 33 years, Crockett has served as a teacher and the coordinator for Adult Basic Education, which has become an award-winning program under her leadership. She has been a member of TALAE for more than 25 years and is the vice president of the Central Texas Literacy Coalition. Crockett serves on the boards of numerous community organizations.
Lissette Carpenter, a teacher in MCC’s Adult Basic Education program, nominated Crockett for the award because she “has become the personification of adult education for Waco and the surrounding communities.”
In her nomination letter, Carpenter also cited Crockett’s ability to bring groups together to better serve adult learners:
“Because of her networking skills and reputation, she is able to generate program support in the form of GED fee scholarships, college scholarships, use of facilities and many other contributions that help give adult learners opportunities for a second chance for education.”
For a video with information about how important it is to complete a GED program click here.
MCC ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS 
