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4worldlovers: Students must be 18 years of age or older and not attending regular high school to attend Claremont Adult School.

ADULT SCHOOL FUNDING: Claremont Adult School is affiliated with Claremont Unified School District and funded by the California Department of Education, separately from the district's General Fund. Our Adult School program is self-supporting and does not negatively impact the General Fund of the district. Even though the state does not fund adult classes by students' cities of residence (as it promotes the lifelong learning of all adults) certain cuts in funding at the state level have made us charge fees for some classes when allowed by law. For more information please read The board adopted fee policy.

ENROLLMENT: Claremont Adult School classes are open to all adults in Claremont and surrounding communities. There may be some instances where priority will be given to Claremont residents, but in most cases all interested students can be accommodated in our classes. Lastly, Claremont Adult School does not enroll students who are still in a comprehensive or continuation high school program or students under 18 years of age.

TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES: For most courses students will provide their own textbooks or supplies. Information regarding the purchase of these items will be available by the instructor on the first day of class.

CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION: Not all classes issue certificates of completion. If they are issued they will be at the discretion of the instructor if you provided satisfactory scholarship and maintained at least 85% attendance in the class.

CLASS SIZES: Class size may be limited due to size of a facility or nature of a class. The director reserves the right to make the final decision on student placement in classes if necessary. All classes and fees are subject to change.

REFUNDS: There are no refunds unless a class is cancelled. All fees are due at the time of registration.

OTHER POLICIES: In compliance with Federal law, the Board of Education of the Claremont Unified School District has adopted policies and procedures with regards to:

Uniform Complaint Procedures for Addressing Alleged Violation of Specific Federal and State Programs (Adult Basic Education) (Policy 1140)

Sexual Harassment: Sexual harassment of all persons in the educational setting is prohibited (Title VII, IX) (Ed. Code 212.6) (District Policy 4163)