In the Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOP&S) Bridge Program, students participate in a Career Paths Learning Community. The MJC EOP&S Program partners with Stanislaus County, Workforce Alliance, Community Services Agency, and several other local agencies to provide students with a way to discover a new career path.
Participants in the Bridge Program are former Foster Youth, former Wards of the Court, or EOP&S eligible students. Students take classes together for 16 weeks; learning all the basic skills necessary to achieve their educational goals.
BRIDGE THE CLASSES.............
- Math 10
Students receive a review of the four arithmetic operations as they apply to whole numbers, common fractions, and decimal functions. -
English 49
Students learn the fundamentals of writing and will write and receive individual guidance on specific skills. - Reading 40
This course is designed to improve student's comprehension of pre-college reading materials. - Study Skills 78
Students will explore various careers through scheduled tours and will learn life skills needed to succeed in college. -
Tutoring
Students participate in mandatory tutoring on a daily basis. Tutors are former Bridge students.
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