Mt. Diablo Adult Education

If you are new to Mt. Diablo Adult Education, we hope you discover the many educational opportunities we provide. We pride ourselves on providing high quality, student friendly classes and programs designed to help community members reach their personal, educational and career goals. Our instructors are experienced in working with adults and understand what it takes to make the decision to “go back to school."

This school is a member of the Contra Costa County Adult Education Consortium.

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Mt. Diablo Adult Education Stories

	A Personal Connection and Commitment How a Chevron Corporation employee’s family history drives her passion for brain injury research Erin McGregor, senior employee experience advisor for the Chevron Corporation, is motivated by her family’s background… [Read More]
	A Mission to Help How a philanthropist’s jury duty service led to decades of supporting brain injury patients Firedoll Foundation founder Faye Strauss has made helping adults with traumatic brain injuries a decades-long pursuit… [Read More]
	A New Way Forward After a traumatic brain injury led to complete memory loss, a student finds recovery and a fresh start Alma Muñoz has relearned skills and gained independence thanks to her work… [Read More]
	Her Brother’s Keeper A sister’s care for her sibling is aided by a compassionate staff of traumatic brain injury rehabilitation experts Over the years, Ernesto Fajunio (left) has received aid from his caregiver… [Read More]
	“They Call Themselves Family” An On Track Program instructor helps brain injury survivors make progress and find community Camille Stasuik, Mt. Diablo Adult Education’s On Track program’s lead instructor, has added art and creative… [Read More]
	Patience in Recovery An expert and advisory committee member offers expertise and wisdom in the study of traumatic brain injury treatment Dr. Pradeep Ramanathan, associate professor in the department of communication disorders at… [Read More]
	Getting Back On Track A program for adult learners with brain injuries helps rebuild skills and confidence Susie Passeggi, retired program coordinator for Mt. Diablo Adult Education’s Adult With Disabilities program, has worked to… [Read More]
	An Independent Future A suite of services give adults with disabilities, a richer, brighter outlook Karen Lingenfelter (center) is the program coordinator for Mt. Diablo Adult Education’s Adults with Disabilities (AWD) program, which… [Read More]

Stories featuring Mt. Diablo Adult Education

	Finding Her Place Project ACCESS gave her hope and a purpose: to work in education Although well-educated in her native Afghanistan, Hamida Hakimi Roshangar struggled to find work. But through Project ACCESS, she…[Read More]
	Overcoming The Language Barrier ESL classes gave him the confidence to pursue a career in law enforcement Abraham Acianoh immigrated to the U.S. as a 17-year-old. He overcame the language barrier and learned English…[Read More]
	Your Navigation System Transition Specialist Janna Evans shares how she helps adult learners reach their goals Janna Evans, Re-entry Transition Specialist, helps reduce barriers to education for at-risk populations. Photo by Kate Holtzen…[Read More]