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What's going on at Broadview Learning Center?

Our regular year classes will start on Wednesday, August 12. Stay tuned to these pages for schedule updates...

For ESL students: Special registration for students wanting to learn ESL (English as a Second Language) will be on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, August 12-14, 9:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.

MCCSC Adult Education will be rocking next spring!
The 2010 conference of Indiana Association of Adult & Continuing Education (IAACE) will be held in Bloomington.Click for details...

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Check out the Fun Stuff at the bottom of the page.

FREE Adult Basic Education/GED Preparation Classes Go back to your future and get your GED. Or brush up to attend college. Or just further your learning! During the regular school year, ABE/GED classes are offered every weekday, Mon-Fri, 8:30am-1:30pm, or Mon & Wed evenings, 4:00-8:00. You can start any time, but new students must first attend an orientation to determine their best learning levels. Click here for the complete class and orientation schedule. People at an elementary reading level, or with learning disabilities, might want to join the Basic Skills & Beginning Literacy class. A Reading Lab is available for enrolled students. The GED test is offered weekly at Broadview. Child care (cuidado de muchachos) may be available for evening class students. Check back here in the fall.
	FREE ESL (English as a Second Language) classes During the regular school year, ESL classes are offered in the morning, afternoon, and evening. For schedules and more information, click here. Our ELLIS Lab offers up-to-date English learning software. Support and help for international families is available. Call 330-7731 ext. 53123 (for Korean) or 52335 (for Spanish).
FREE Teen Learning Center (TLC) Programs Teens of various ages and with various alternative needs can find a niche in the TLC. Withdrawn from school? Get your GED at the TLC. Need extra credit, or an alternative way to learn? The TLC credit class can help. Alternative-to-Suspension and homework assistance are also available for high school students. Find out info here. A full-time counselor is ready to help with personal and career choices or any problems students may have.
Read about two of our computer class students learning to use their first computer.
	Evening Computer Classes Computer skills are essential in today's workplace, and you can learn at your own pace. Computer Classes for adults are offered from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at a cost of $65 for a three-week session. Click here for the schedule and class descriptions. Or download the brochure and application (be patient - it could take a minute or so.) You must preregister and prepay at Broadview Learning Center. Adobe Reader is needed to download the brochure.
Volunteer Training and Opportunities Volunteers are always welcome, whether it involves tutoring single students or groups, or helping with simple administrative tasks. Click here for more information, to see our current needs, and to fill out the Volunteer Questionnaire. And remember, volunteers learn what they teach!
	Plus... Evening high school credit classes (NovaNet) School psychologist to assist with testing and various needs On-site Head Start preschool program (call 812-345-3402 for info) Location on the #2 South Bloomington Transit bus route Our famous children's literature murals—see them to appreciate them! *Come see us!*