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Partner Description. The Sonoma County Adult Education Consortium was formed in 2014 under the provisionsof California Assembly Bill 86 to plan for regional adult education services for Sonoma County. The consortium solidified members and partners in November 2015, as part of thenew Adult Education Block Grant, which was established under California Assembly Bill104. The membership of the Consortium consists of six education agencies, two of which receive Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Funding. They are Petaluma City Schools operating the Petaluma Adult School and the Sonoma County Junior College District providing adult education programs through the community college district's non-credit programs. The Consortium also has community-based organization partners, two of which receive WIOA funding. They are the Sonoma County Library and Catholic Charities. Under the terms of the WIOA funding the Sonoma County Adult Education Consortium members and partners agree to provide services to adult citizens (age eighteen and over)of Sonoma County in the areas of adult literacy, and English language acquisition, civics and citizenship preparation. Each participant agrees to perform duties in accordance with the provisions of WIOA grant funding, accept referrals from agencies participating in WIOA activities and refer potential clients to partner agencies to receive services provided under the WIOA grant that are not provided by their organization. A list of the services provided by each organization is referenced below: Catholic Charities: Coursework in preparation to become naturalized citizens. They also provide screening for eligibility and assist with the application for citizenship. Petaluma Adult School: Adult English as a Second Language courses with civic engagement components which prepare adults for engagement in the community, jobsearch and employment, and transition to additional adult education and/or college coursework. Sonoma County Library: Classes for adult ESL learners focusing on developing English Skills as they relate to Civic Objectives such as: interacting with educational institutions, knowledge and awareness of how to use emergency services in the community, and gaining access to employment and job training. Instruction is provided by credentialed instructors and bilingual classroom aides.
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