Fall Adult Evening Brochure 2021

OCVTSOCEAN COUNTYVOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOLADULT EDUCATION CLASSESFALL 2021CHOOSE FROM OVER 150 ADULT CLASSESCulinary Arts, Welding, Marine Trades, Automotive,Construction, Technology, Allied Health, Health & Fitness,General Interests & More.10 MONTH ACCELERATED PROGRAMSOFFERED IN 7 CAREER FIELDSFILL OUT YOUR "FASFA" NOWPrecision Machine Technology, Twilight AutomotiveTechnology, Practical Nursing, New Home Construction,Culinary Arts, Certi ied Medical Assistant & TwilightCosmetology.REGISTER NOWAPPRENTICE PROGRAMSAVAILABLE IN 6 TRADE AREASCLASSES FILL QUICKLYREGISTER ONLINE EARLY OCVTS.ORG

REGISTRATIONINFORMATIONRegistration for all classes, seminars and demodinners is on a first-come, first-serve basis.THE BEST WAY TO REGISTER IS ONLINE!REGISTRATION STARTS ON JULY 21, 2021THIS IS AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEKPLEASE REGISTER ONLINE ATWWW.OCVTS.ORGLOOK FOR THE ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK:‘Fall Adult Education Evening Classes’REGISTRATION FOR FIRST-YEAR APPRENTICES BEGINSAUGUST 4, 2021, 9:00AM-4:00PM (SEE PAGE 7)Fall classes begin September 7, unless otherwise noted.Enrollment is limited, so register early!Online registration will be extended for classes that start later in the semester.GO TO WWW.OCVTS.ORG FORDRIVING DIRECTIONS TO OCVTS CENTERSOCVTS ADULT EDUCATION CALENDAR OF 302916233101724July 14 - Appr On-Line Reg. Returning Students OnlyJuly 21 - Fall On-Line Registration H6132027THF411182551219266132027August 4 - Apprentice Registration Walk-InT* November 1 – 5 - NJEA Convention Week (no classes)* November 25 – 26 - Thanksgiving (no classes)(accelerated and evening classes are in session 11/24)M3WOCTOBERT5121926W6132027TH7142128F8152229* October 7 - Back to School Night (no evening classes /accelerated classes are in session)October 11 - Staff In-Service (no accelerated classesevening classes are in session)* September 6 - Labor Day (no classes)September 7 - Evening School Classes Begin* September 16 - Yom Kippur (no classes)MAUGUSTWF7142128January 3 - Apprentice and Year Long ClassesResume / On-Line Registration Commences* January 17 - Martin Luther King Day (no classes)*Indicates Evening School ClosedDECEMBERTWTHF71421288152229916233010172431* December 24 – 31 - Winter Holiday Break (no 825* February 3 - District Open House (no evening classes /accelerated classes are in session)February 7 - Evening School Spring Classes Begin* February 21 - Presidents Day (no classes)

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONADMISSION REQUIREMENTSAdult vocational education classes are open to all personseighteen years of age or older, who can profit fromtraining, are capable of performing the course work, meetprerequisite requirements and can pay the applicable fees.Students applying for state licensing programs, which havea completion of high school requirement, must provide acopy of a high school diploma or high school equivalencydiploma at registration.TUITION & FEESAll courses are tuition-based. Each course has therequired fee listed with the course description in thecatalog. Fees include tuition, a non-refundable 15registration fee and, where noted, textbooks andsupplies. All fees must be paid in full at time of registration.REFUND POLICYPrior to and after the first scheduled class meeting, youmay request a tuition refund in accordance with Board ofEducation Policy. There will be no refunds after the firstnight of class. (A 15 registration fee will bededucted from refunds). Students must notify theAdult Education Office at 732.473.3100 x 1000 to initiatethe refund process. Check refunds will take 6-8weeks to process. We are not responsible for snowdays; however, cancelled classes will be rescheduled.COURSE CANCELLATIONCourses may be cancelled by OCVTS or merged,if enrollment does not permit economical operation.Registered students, who cannot be accommodated, mayelect to transfer to another course, receive credit for afuture course or receive a full refund (including the 15registration fee).TEXTBOOKSWhen a textbook is required for a class, students mustpurchase them on their own. Information can be locatedon our website www.ocvts.org. Students must have thetextbook for the first night of class.SUPPLIES/PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENTSupplies used for personal projects are the responsibility ofthe student. Items such as auto body paint, lumber, motoroil and sandpaper are examples of personal supplies. Allitems used, as required training exercises, are suppliedby the school. Personal safety equipment such as safetyglasses and goggles must be used and are not included inthe tuition fee. No one will be allowed to participate in thetraining instruction without required safety items.AWARDING CERTIFICATESStudents must attend a minimum of 85% of all schoolclass hours and meet the course requirements, in orderto receive the recommendation of the Adult EducationPrincipal to be eligible for a Certificate of Completion.(LICENSING, CERTIFICATION AND APPRENTICEPROGRAMS MAY REQUIRE HIGHER ATTENDANCE RATES.SEE INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. ALL FEESMUST BE PAID OR CERTIFICATES WILL NOT BE ISSUED.)CLASS SIZE AND SCHEDULESShops and classes are designed so that each student hasaccess to the tools and equipment necessary to acquirethe skills taught in the course. All classes and shops areplanned with a student-teacher ratio that provides anoptimum learning situation. (A minimum of 10 students isrequired to begin a course). The school reserves the rightto cancel any course with insufficient enrollment. Everyattempt will be made to maintain the class schedule asprinted. In order to accommodate the greatest number ofstudents possible, some changes in campus locations ordays may be necessary.CLASS MEETING DATES, TIMES & LOCATIONClasses begin September 7, 2021, unlessotherwise noted. Refer to individual course listing for classmeeting dates and times. Students will receive notificationby email upon enrollment. Classes may be extended dueto inclement weather. No refunds for inclement weather.PARKINGAll students are to park in the designated lots. Parkingin fire lanes, along driveways or behind shops is strictlyprohibited. Please lock your car. OCVTS is not responsiblefor theft or damage to your vehicle on school property.CONDUCT ON CAMPUS/BOARD POLICIESStudents may be dismissed without refund of fees when their behavioror actions violate Board of Education Policy for students that follow NJState Law Title 18A:37-2 “Cause for Suspension or Expulsion of Pupils.”These policies include, but are not limited to, actions such as disruptivebehavior, vehicle parking violations, visitors, alcohol or drugs, smoking,vandalism, disregard of safety rules, plus any action covered by civil orcriminal law. According to State and Municipal laws, OCVTS is a NONSMOKING CAMPUS. (The utilization of technology that disrupts thelearning environment is prohibited.)EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSINGInclement weather or emergency closing will be announcedon radio station WOBM (92.7), The Point (94.3), Magic (100.1),The Boss (107.1) and News 12 New Jersey after 3:00PM.IF DAY SCHOOL IS CANCELLED, EVENING SCHOOL IS CANCELLED.The Adult Education emergency closing number is732.473.3100 x 3199 after 3:00PM.Please do not call before 3:00PM to inquire about closings.Classes may need to berescheduled or extendedat the end of the semesterdue to inclement weather.WWW.OCVTS.ORG3

To Our Prospective Students,The Ocean County Vocational Technical School Adult Division strives tomeet the needs and interests of all residents of Ocean County. We continueto evaluate current trends and develop course offerings based on today’sever-changing community and work requirements. Whether students aresearching for a new career, upskilling on a present career or just lookingfor a new hobby, OCVTS can provide a plethora of high quality programs.As you browse through the brochure, you will note several new courseofferings. These offerings are designed to meet the many requests of theOcean County Community. Don’t wait to register as many of our courseofferings fill quickly! The Adult Education Division staff is always availableto assist you with questions or concerns. Learning is a life-long process andOCVTS wants to assist you in your journey.Karen L. Homiek, OCVTS SuperintendentOCEAN COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOLBoard of CommissionersVirginia E. Haines.CommissionerJohn P. Kelly.CommissionerGerry P. Little.CommissionerGary Quinn.CommissionerJoseph H. Vicari.Commissioner/OCVTS LiaisonBoard of EducationNina Anuario.PresidentStephen Scaturro.Vice PresidentCharles Muller.MemberRonald Rosetto.MemberMaureen C. Stankowitz.MemberOCVTS AdministrationKaren L. Homiek. SuperintendentDr. Michael B. Maschi.Assistant SuperintendentFrank J. Frazee, CPA. Business AdministratorAdult Education DivisionCarl Jordan.Principal of Adult EducationPost Secondary AdmissionsNJ Apprentice Network CoordinatorFrank Morelli.Cooperative Educational Experience CoordinatorSharon Noble. Adult Admissions RepresentativeKathy Wixted.Adult Education Administrative AssistantApprentice Administrative AssistantJacqueline Lamazza.Adult Education Administrative AssistantLaurie Passenti.Adult Education Administrative AssistantThe mission of Ocean County Vocational Technical School is to provide an intensive and immersiveeducational experience aligned with the current and emerging demands of business, industry andadvanced education. We instill the knowledge, skills and competencies required for students toexperience success in entering the workforce, advancing along a career pathway and achievingcareer aspirations.It is the policy of the Board of Education of Ocean County Vocational Technical School not todiscriminate in its technical programs, vocational opportunities, activities, employment practices oradmission policies and practices on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sex, ancestry, nationalorigin, affectional and sexual orientation, disability, social or economic status. Lack of Englishlanguage skills will not be a deterrent to admission to any program at Ocean County VocationalTechnical School.Inquiries regarding affirmative action, discrimination (including Federal Title IX requirements), sexualharassment or equity should be directed to:Dr. Michael B. Maschi, Title IX/Affirmative Action Office, 732.240.6414 x 3332Kevin Dineen, Federal Section 504 Officer, 732.473.3100 x 3123Kevin Dineen, Americans with Disabilities Officer, 732.473.3100 x 3123Kevin Dineen, District Equity Coordinator, 732.473.3100 x 3123We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and Educator who fully and actively supports equal accessfor all people regardless of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, veteran status, disability,genetic information or testing, family and medical leave, sexual orientation and gender identificationand expression. We prohibit retaliation against individuals who bring forth any complaint, orally or inwriting, to the employer or the government, or against any individuals who assist or practice in theinvestigation of any complaint, or otherwise oppose discrimination.4