This is our adult education program. This is the mission statement that follows.
We are MAEP.
1. How do I contact MAEP for class information?
For information about Adult Education classes call one of the following centers:
Campbell Center (Western Region):
1224 Del Mar Avenue, San Jose
(on the Del Mar High School Campus) 408-947-2300 Suzi Glass, Director Carolyn Richardson, Assistant Principal
Erikson Center (Southern Region):
4849 Pearl Avenue, San Jose, CA 95136 408-723-6450 Suzi Glass, Director
San Jose Center (Central Region):
1149 E. Julian Street, Building F, San Jose, CA 95116 408-947-2311 Suzi Glass, Director Jo Ann Van Ballegooijen, Assistant Principal, Acting
GED Testing and Preparation Center:
4849 Pearl Avenue, San Jose, CA 95136 408-723-6450
Call for preparation and testing schedules.
MAEP provides learning opportunities for adults in over 40 locations throughout
San Jose and Campbell which serve a combined total of 45,000 adults around the clock in subjects
including:
English as a Second Language
Citizenship Preparation (offered in English and 5 other languages)
Adult Basic Education-literacy skills in reading, writing, and math
GED preparation
High School Diploma program for adult students
Short-term career-technical certificate programs helping people
gain skills to enter, or re-enter, the workforce
Educational Programs for older adults
Childbirth and Parenting Education
Adult Gardening Classes
World Garden/Erikson
ESL Students Singing in English
Career Technical Education/ Medical Assisting
Adult High School Graduation
More about the Metropolitan Adult Education Program:
The mission of the MAEP is to provide a caring environment that enables students
to achieve their fullest potential while developing, in a diverse society,
both a strong sense of community and a love of lifelong learning.
Sponsors: 300 day classes, 500 night classes in over 40 locations
Teachers are credentialed professionals
Well-developed, free or low-cost programs
Is the biggest provider of training for CalWORKs clients,
and a leader in the welfare-to-work efforts in Santa Clara County
Is fully accredited by WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges)
Credential Program
