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CLASES NUEVAS
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MADRES
Amamantamiento y Nutrición
Familiar
1 – 2:30 pm en SCOLA
Comida gratis
¿Esperando
bebé? Aprenda sobre amamantamiento. ¿Su bebé es recién nacido?
Traigalo y aprenda como amamantarlo y a mejorar la salud de su bebé.
(Primer
Miércoles de cada mes)
TAMBIEN, aprenda
sobre como preparar comida saludable para su familia
practicando en la cocina de SCOLA. ¡Se llevará los
ingredientes gratis para prepararlos en su casa para su
familia!
Enero
2
Marzo 5
Mayo 7
Febrero 6
Abril 2 Junio 4
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CRUZ ROJA:
Entrenamiento en caso de
Emergencia
¿Qué haría usted en una
emergencia?
¿Si su casa se está quemando?
¿Si alguien se rompe una
pierna?
¿Si su bebé se ha bebido alguna
medicina?
¿Si tenmos otra inundación?
Aprenda
qué hacer en una situación de emergencia.
El primer Jueves
de cada mes
De 7:00 – 8:30
pm
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Clases de Ciudadanía
Las clases se enfocarán en las
preguntas del nuevo examen de ciudadanía así como historia, cultura
de Estados Unidos y vocabulario.
Enero 28
Marzo 3
Febrero 4
Marzo 10
Febrero 11
Marzo 17
Febrero 18
Marzo 24
Febrero 25
Marzo 31
10
sesiones
de 6:30 - 8:00
pm
Limitado 10 Lugares
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SERIES NUEVAS
Información importante para inmigrantes
Estas clases serán en la oficina de SCOLA
en el 2013 de Boulevard Avenue.
Todas las clases serán de 7:00 a 8:30 pm
Venga con alguien que traduzca para usted
o trainga una grabadora.
Women’s Resource Center
Enero 22, 2008
(Tuesday)
Mujeres, si ustedes están en una situación
peligrosa , esta organización puede ayudarles a ustedes y a sus
niños.
Obteniendo Hipoteca / Comprando casa
Febrero 5, 2008
(Tuesday)
Ayudantes al consumidor le advertirán
sobre de que cuidarse para no caer en una trampa cuando compre
su casa.
Lackawanna Pro Bono
March 11, 2008
(Tuesday)
¿Necesita ayuda legal gratis?
Hablando con la Policía
Abril 8, 2008
(Tuesday)
Hable con un oficial de la Policía sobre
las leyes locales (el oficial habla español).
Preguntas de salud.
Será anunciado en
Mayo 2008
Enfermera: Haga preguntas/obtenga
respuestas
Comprando carro
Junio 3,
2008
Ayudantes al consumidor responderá
preguntas.
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MOMS
Breastfeeding & Family
Nutrition
1 – 2:30 pm
at SCOLA
Get FREE FOOD
(First
Wednesday of the
month)
Having a baby? Learn about
breastfeeding. Just have a baby? Bring your
baby and learn how breastfeeding can improve the health
of your baby.
ALSO, learn about preparing healthy
food for your family with hands-on practice in SCOLA’s
kitchen. Take the same food home for free to make
for your family!
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Red Cross
Emergency Training
What would YOU do in an
emergency?
Learn what to do the
1st Thursday
of every month from
7 – 8:30 pm
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CITIZENSHIP CLASSES
Classes focus on the
questions in the
new citizenship test
with history, US culture,
& vocabulary
Jan. 28
Mar. 3
Feb. 4
Mar. 10
Feb. 11
Mar. 17
Feb. 18
Mar. 24
Feb. 25
Mar. 31
10 sessions/6:30
– 8 pm/Mondays
LIMITED TO 10 SEATS
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NEW
SERIES Important Information
for Immigrants
These special classes
will be held at the SCOLA office on Boulevard Avenue
All
classes will be from 7 – 8:30 pm.
Bring someone who can
translate
for you or bring a tape recorder.
Women’s Resource Center
January 22, 2008
(Tuesday)
Women, if you are in a
dangerous situation, this organization can help you and
your children.
Getting a Mortgage/Buying a House
February 5, 2008
(Tuesday)
Consumer advocate tells
you what to watch out for so you won’t be cheated when
buying a house.
Lackawanna Pro Bono
March 11, 2008
(Tuesday)
Do you need legal help?
For free?
Talking With the Police
April 8, 2008
(Tuesday)
Talk with a Scranton policeman about the law.
(Officer speaks Spanish.)
Health Questions
(TBA) May 2008
Nurse: ask
questions/get answers.
Buying a Car
June 3, 2008
(Tuesday)
Consumer advocate
answers questions.
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How can SCOLA help me?
All instruction is free and confidential.
Types of Programs
·
Literacy
Serving the native-born adult who needs to
brush up reading and writing skills, or math skills, or everyday
living skills is where SCOLA began in 1979. This sometimes includes
prepping for various tests. Any adult in Lackawanna County who
needs help can participate. The only conditions are that they
1.
Live in Lackawanna County
2.
Must be 16 years of age or
older
3.
Be out of school.
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ESL
(English as a Second Language)
SCOLA meets this dramatically increasing
need in Lackawanna County primarily through our Small Group
Instruction Program. ESL students may also be served in our
One-to-One Program. From time to time classroom (10-15 students)
instruction is offered. Students may receive additional instruction
using the computer lab or attending special classes offered on-site.
Types of Instruction
·
One-to-One Tutoring
Many SCOLA students learn to read through
the One-to-One Tutor/Student Program. This confidential,
personalized and goal-oriented approach to reading has proven
successful in meeting the special needs of adult learners. Due to
the dramatic increase in demand for services, this approach is
usually limited to Literacy students who may be too self-conscious
to participate in a group.
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Small Group Instruction
These groups consist of three to five
students working with one tutor. This approach has been added to SCOLA's programs in order to address the fact that there is always a
waiting list for SCOLA's literacy services. These groups are
usually created for ESL students because it provides more
opportunity for interactive speech in English. Small Group students
are grouped according to ability.
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Computer-Assisted Instruction
To address rising student numbers and the
changing times, CAI has been added. Our 17-seat lab offers the most
modern programs for both literacy and ESL students, and may be used
alone or in combination with One-to-One or Small Group Instruction.
There is usually someone in the lab to assist students.
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