Allan Hancock and Lompoc Unified Adult Ed Consortium

The Allan Hancock and Lompoc Unified Adult Education Consortium, aka California Adult Education Programs (CAEP), holds public meetings alternating locations between Allan Hancock College and Lompoc Lompoc Unified School District - Lompoc Adult School and Career Center.
The following schools are a member of this collective:
- Allan Hancock College
- Lompoc Adult School and Career Center
Allan Hancock and Lompoc Unified Adult Ed Consortium Stories
![]() | Leading by ExampleA mother earns her high school diploma to set an example for her son Danielle Thomas, inspired by her son, went back to school to complete her high school diploma,… [Read More] |
![]() | From Start to FinishAfter a few false starts, a mother finally earns her high school diploma Allan Hancock College student Denise Martinez went back to adult school the same time her son was… [Read More] |
![]() | Success in TranslationAn ESL student strives to complete her education and find fulfilling career options After immigrating from Mexico in 2008, Maria Megoza enrolled to improve her English skills and prepare herself… [Read More] |
![]() | An Educational BalanceParaeducator draws on years of experience to offer students academic excellence and flexibility Krista Caniano from the Lompoc Adult School and Career Center, is an instructor for Paraeducator and High… [Read More] |
![]() | An Educational MissionA former K-12 educator finds gratification in adult community education After 23 years in K-12 schools, Schel Brown says working at adult school allows educators to better tailor education to… [Read More] |
![]() | Job Options UnlockedA mother gets her high school degree and pursues a new, lucrative career trajectory School comes with many challenges, but returning to finish a degree as an adult brings its… [Read More] |
![]() | A Goal Go-GetterFrom student to U.S. citizen and school employee, one LASCC graduate keeps aiming higher It was at LASCC where Perla Tapia learned English, found help attaining U.S. citizenship and began… [Read More] |
![]() | Building Foundational SkillsFrom graduate to educator, this medical assistant instructor understands the challenges facing adult school students Medical assistant Jennifer Perez works in a family practice in Lompoc after she studied medical… [Read More] |
![]() | A New PurposeMother of four kickstarts educational career after 20 years outside the classroom Monica Rodriguez, 41, keeps her new high school diploma in her bedroom, where she can lay eyes on… [Read More] |
![]() | A Free and Beneficial EducationAdult school prepares students with no-cost college, career and technical training that can reap big rewards Elaine Webber, principal at Lompoc Adult School and Career Center, hopes to provides a… [Read More] |
![]() | A New WorldviewA former addict’s pursuit of a high school diploma expanded both his education and perspective After a difficult childhood and time in the foster care system, Moran dropped out of… [Read More] |
![]() | A New EducationAfter a mother of three moved to the U.S., the Lompoc Adult School and Career Center’s ESL program helped her learn English While living in her native Bangladesh, Shakila Khatun… [Read More] |
![]() | On Solid GroundAfter 30 years at sea, a boat captain comes ashore to earn his high school diploma Matt Curto, owner of a PostalAnnex franchise, was encouraged by his daughter’s graduation and… [Read More] |
![]() | A Parent’s New PathAn online degree gives a busy father another chance at education Lynn Maxwell says she really enjoys teaching adult school because she feels it makes a difference in her students’… [Read More] |
![]() | Successful ConnectionsPartners in Education’s free Computers for Families program helps students—and their parents—bridge the digital divide Chelsea Duffy's organization’s Computers for Families program provides free computers, tech support and career readiness… [Read More] |