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he Eaton Arrowsmith offers a program for Young Adults in addition to our full and part time programs for elementary and high school aged students. The program offers a flexible schedule with morning and afternoon options available.
The Young Adult Program is designed to meet the needs of students from age 18 to 30 who have not graduated from high school, or who have graduated from high school, but are struggling to find opportunities both at work and in advanced learning.
Our goal for this classroom is to enable young adults to have opportunities for success and to provide an atmosphere of care, hope and possibility by increasing their cognitive capacities.
Students graduating from the Young Adult Program would be either focusing on earning a GED (General Education Diploma), moving on to postsecondary training (college) or re-entering the work force or college with improved cognitive capacities for learning and completing tasks.
To inquire about admissions please contact Mark Watson, Admissions Director at: 604-264-8327.