School Dropouts Invited to Explore Opportunities
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The Los Angeles Unified School District will hold open houses for high school dropouts today at several of its adult education centers throughout the area.
The centers offer classes leading to a high school diploma, as well as vocational training in areas such as auto repair, computer technology, horticulture, health services, electronics, clerical and business. The classes are free to high school dropouts and students receive job placement help.
Counselors will be on hand all day Thursday to meet with dropouts and help them develop individual education and job training programs. Telephone (213) 62-LEARN (625-3276).
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