Computer Literacy Training Programs

The agency provides adult education services for adults age 18 and older and concurrently enrolled 11th or 12th grade high school students age 16 and older who live in and out of the Lynwood Unified High School District. Services include adult high school diploma programs, citizenship education, community adult schools, computer and related technology classes, english as a second language, GED instruction, and vocational education. Some geographic restrictions apply.

The classes and programs available include high school diploma completion/academic classes and career technical training programs such as business information, licensed vocational nurse, medical assistant, nurse assistant/home health aide, and phlebotomy technician.