Registration for ESL Classes Fall Semester 2017

For NEW ESL students, here are the dates to register for Fall 2017 ESL Classes


Registration for 2017 Fall Semester
ESL Classes
For both Morning and Evening, Registration is a 2 day process –
You must attend BOTH listed dates.
Registration Dates for Morning and Afternoon ESL Classes
Morning registration begins at 8:30 am
Be on time.   It is “First Come, First Served” policy.

DATETIME
Thursday, August 17 and Friday, August 188:30 am
Wed, August 23 and Thursday, August 248:30 am
Monday, August 28 and Tuesday, August 298:30 am
Thursday, August 31 and Friday, September 18:30 am
Wed, September 6 and Thursday, September 78:30 am

These registration dates may be cancelled if classes are full:

Mon, September 25 and Tues, September 268:30 am
Monday, October 2 and Tuesday, October 38:30 am
Monday, October 9 and Tuesday, October 108:30 am
Registration Dates for Evening ESL Classes
You must attend both days.  Be on time.  Don’t be late.
DATETIME
Wednesday, August 16 & Thurs, August 175:45 PM
Tuesday, August 22 & Wed, August  235:45 PM
Monday, August 28 & Tuesday, August 295:45PM
Tuesday, September 5 & Wed, September 65:45 PM
Monday, September 11 & Tues, September 125:45 PM
Monday, September 25 & Tues, Sept 265:45 PM
Monday, October 2 & Tuesday, October 35:45 PM
Monday, October 9 & Tuesday, October 105:45 PM

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