Turlock Adult School is open to all persons 18 or older; you do not need to be a Turlock resident. Concurrently enrolled high school students must have their counselor’s approval before enrolling in classes required for a high school diploma. The purpose of allowing concurrently enrolled students is to supplement and enrich the opportunity for qualified high school students to progress toward meeting the educational requirements for graduation from high school. Note: California Education Code mandates that adults have priority when enrolling in all courses.

NO REFUNDS will be given unless a class is cancelled by Turlock Adult School.

All students must register before attending class; registration at the door/auditing of classes is not allowed.  

ABE, ASE, HSE, ESL, and Citizenship Preparation Enrollment

In order to comply with federal funding requirements, all Turlock Adult School students enrolling in the programs listed above are required to satisfy certain testing requirements. Testing is mandatory, but it shouldn’t be stressful—test scores are used to determine the quality of our instructional practices, not to judge the knowledge of individual students.

Important: Please call (209) 226-6475 or come to the office to make an appointment for testing.

Please call (209) 226-6475 or come to the office to make your testing appointment.

Adult high school diploma students must meet with a counselor to register. Please call (209) 226-6475 for counseling hours.

Currently enrolled high school students who wish to enroll in Turlock Adult School must first see their high school counselor and request a concurrent enrollment form. The form must be filled out completely and signed by the student, the student’s counselor, and a parent or guardian if the student is under 18. Class sizes are limited, so please register early.

Community Education students must register online at turlock.asapconnected.com. Online registration is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week during registration periods. Registration continues until the first day of the class, or until the class is full.