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Adults with Disabilities
@ A. Warren McClaskey Adult Center
The mission of this program is to enhance life opportunities and choices of adults with developmental disabilities by nurturing within the individual an increasing and broadening sense of independence and personal fulfillment; empowering the individual to reach her or his maximum potential; developing human potential through integrated life opportunities; and providing high quality services that enable full community inclusion. The major focus of this program is to offer life skills training which emphasizes achievement of greater independence and a less restrictive lifestyle.
Adult Education
Adult Education opens doors and delivers success! It provides lifelong educational opportunities and services preparing adult students with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate effectively as citizens, workers, parents, and family members. Adult Education has been part of the Sacramento City Unified School District鈥檚 public education program since 1872. Classes are held in a variety of school and community locations throughout Sacramento.
First Week of School
Home Visits
If you are enrolled in an Early Head Start/Head Start program, the teacher and possibly the teacher aide will schedule a visit with you in your home. This visit will help your child see the connection between home and school. Home visits are scheduled twice a year for children in the center-based program and once a week for children enrolled in the home-based program.
鈥淪low Start鈥� & Classroom Orientation
Your teachers will contact you regarding the classroom orientation and the 鈥淪low Start鈥� process for your child鈥檚 program. You will meet the preschool staff, complete a few more forms, and learn about classroom policies. Your child will meet the teachers, tour the classroom and playground, and experience the exciting program while in a small group. This slow start will help to ensure a positive adjustment to preschool for your child.
Home Visits
If you are enrolled in an Early Head Start/Head Start program, the teacher and possibly the teacher aide will schedule a visit with you in your home. This visit will help your child see the connection between home and school. Home visits are scheduled twice a year for children in the center-based program and once a week for children enrolled in the home-based program.
Is Your Child Kindergarten Ready?
Preschool prepares your child to succeed in school.
Benefits of preschool include:
- Enriching/supportive learning environments
- Support for children with various developmental strengths and challenges
- Community service referrals and support
- Home-visiting services