Information and registration for English Language (ESOL) Students:

• Registration will take place soon; students MUST call for an appointment time.

• Registration is in-person in our main office and takes about 1—1.5 hours to complete; learners fill out the online placement form and take a placement test.

• Class are FREE and there is no registration fee

• Fall courses are online this fall; some classes might be blended (a mix of in-person and online)

• Fall courses will incorporate reading, writing, speaking, listening.

Information and registration process for GED + Adult Basic Education Students:

• We are still deciding whether classes will be online or in-person this fall

• Registration is in-person in our office

• Registration is a 2-day process; students are here for approximately 2 hours on both days

• Class are FREE and there is no registration fee

• Registration appointments are available on Wednesday and Friday mornings and on Tuesday evenings - students must contact the office for an appointment

• After registering, students are required to attend a two-hour, in-person, class orientation the week of September 20th to meet their instructor; morning and evening appointments will be available

• Online classes begin the week of September 27

Congratulations to Transition To College Alumni, Quinn Gray, for graduating from CCRI this month! We are so proud of you!

Click to learn more about Quinn’s story: Quinn Gray: From Prep School to Dean’s List

Information and registration process for GED + Adult Basic Education Students:

• All classes will be online for the summer semester

• Registration is in-person in our office

• Registration is a 2-day process; students are here for approximately 2 hours on both days

• Class are FREE and there is no registration fee

• Registration appointments are available on Wednesday and Friday mornings and on Thursday evenings - students must contact the office for an appointment

• After registering, students are required to attend a two-hour, in-person, class orientation the week of July 12th to meet their instructor; morning and evening appointments will be available

• Online classes begin the week of July 19th

Information and registration for English Language (ESOL) Students:

• Registration will take place June 14th—June 23rd; students MUST call for an appointment time.

• Registration is in-person in our main office and takes about 1—1.5 hours to complete; learners fill out the online placement form and take a placement test.

• Class are FREE and there is no registration fee

• Summer courses are online this summer; some classes might be blended (a mix of in-person and online)

• Summer courses will incorporate reading, writing, speaking, listening with an extra focus on oral communication/conversation.

Looking for a different way to earn your high school diploma?

The National External Diploma Program® (NEDP) could be right for you.

NEDP is a web-based program that offers the flexibility to earn your diploma even if you are employed full time, enrolled in job training, or have other commitments.

Come to an information session hosted by RIRAL on April 21st at 2 pm on Zoom. Learn how to enroll and succeed in the NEPD program. Please visit the NEDP page for the link to the Zoom session.

If you need more information or have any questions, email nedp@riral.org.

The Emergency Broadband Benefit will provide a discount of up to $50 per month towards broadband internet service for eligible households and up to $75 per month for households on qualifying Tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers if they contribute more than $10 and less than $50 toward the purchase price.

Please join us!

RIRAL is sponsoring two virtual presentations on racial equity from the perspectives of the indigenous peoples and the adult education student. We hope that you will join these sessions and share this opportunity with your colleagues, friends, and family.

Hi, I’m Kathy Potter, the Transition to College & Career Coordinator at RIRAL. Besides coordinating the TTC program, I can help you with all things job-related:

• career exploration

• job searching

RIRAL’S Transition to College program helps students prepare for college—student success, career research, academic reading, writing, and math classes. Prepare for the Next Generation Accuplacer. Apply to CCRI, complete FAFSA financial aid application, and more!

www.transitiontocollege.org—click here to learn more and sign up for the next virtual information session on Zoom, Saturday, May 22.