OFFICE HOURS
Mon - Thu: 8:30 am–8:00 pm
Fri: 8:30 am–12:00 pm
CONTACTS
Director
Suzanne Murphy
smurphy@martinez.k12.ca.us
Aimee Wallace
Office Manager
awallace@martinez.k12.ca.us
Business Training Center
Nicole Gero
ngero@martinez.k12.ca.us
925-335-5890, Ext. 3983
ESL Office
925-335-5890, Ext. 3920
High School Diploma and Equivalency
Maria Lumb
mlumb@martinez.k12.ca.us
(925) 335-5890, Ext. 3994
Peace Officer Standards and Training
925-335-5890
Main Office
925-335-5890
Indian Education Title VI Grant for 22/23
The American Indian Culture & Education Program strives to further the educational, social, and cultural development of Native American students and their families in Contra Costa County. To know more about American Indian Culture & Education Program, please visit here. Here is the Indian Education Grant Public Meeting meeting information and agenda:
- Meeting Location: Via Zoom
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 825 6921 3309
- One tap mobile: +16699006833,,82569213309#,,,,*144817# US (San Jose)
- Agenda
Optical Assistance Training Program
The Optical Assistant Training Program is designed to help you prepare for an entry-level position as an optical technician also known as a dispensing optician. Jobs like these require clinical skills, salesmanship, and style including knowing how to fit eyeglasses for people with eye problems and fill prescriptions from both ophthalmologists and optometrists. The curriculum used in the program prepares you for the national certification exam offered by the American Board of Opticianry. Visit here for more information.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Program (WIOA)
The WIOA program aims to help local job seekers succeed in the labor market by providing access to employment, education, training, support services, and more.
To be considered for WIOA services you will need to register here. Once you are registered you will receive an email with the website address to watch the following videos.
- We’re in this Together
- Résumé Tips: Always Be Fine-Tuning!
- CALJOBS: Your Job Search Kickoff
Once you have watched all 3 videos, please fill out the form and in the messages please say “I was referred by Nicole at Martinez Adult Education”. If you need assistance, please contact Nicole Gero at (925) 335-5890 x3983 or ngero@martinez.k12.ca.us
Optical Assistant Training Program Leads To Good-Paying Job
One way the Workforce Development Board of Contra Costa County (WDBCCC) works to build an inclusive, qualified workforce for the county is by drawing upon our vast network of community relationships to help businesses and programs thrive. To learn more about the program, please visit the OSTP page.
ShelterInc
If you or someone you know is unable to pay rent, please apply to Shelter inc. They may be able to provide assistance at SHELTER Inc
Contra Costa Health Services
We can help you find things like healthy food, childcare, and healthcare near you so that you and your family can be well. Visit here for more information.
Access site at Martinez Adult Education
Martinez Adult Education, through a unique partnership with Contra Costa County and nine local organizations, offers job readiness and career search resources on campus. Following are some FREE services that are now available to students of Martinez Adult Education and the surrounding community.
- Career Coach on campus 2 days a week
- Access to CalJOBS, the state’s best online resource for job seekers
- Personalized résumé review and mock interviews
- Computers, printers, copiers, and scanners available for job search
- Typing certifications (by appointment only)
Congratulations on becoming new US Citizens
Soraya Nasserzedeh
Quynh Mai and Xinh Dang
Ida Erb
Congratulations to Jovita Alcazar for her hard work and drive to pass her citizenship test.
MAE Vision and Mission
VISION: Meet the evolving individual and community needs through accessible, effective education enabling our students to achieve their educational and career goals.
MISSION: Transforming lives by raising academic and literacy levels, providing workforce training and pathways to
postsecondary education, and inspiring students to become active community participants.
School Wide Learning Outcomes
Apply learned skills, study habits, and knowledge, to prepare and assist in future life transitions
Communicate effectively in written, verbal, and digital form
Recognize and engage in learning opportunities that are responsive to an ever-changing world and workplace
Exercise critical thinking skills by applying problem-solving strategies in various settings
Work collaboratively and independently in a diverse environment.