Resources for Students, Parents, & Teachers
Jobs / Employment
COUNSELING
El Camino College
Inglewood Center -
310-330-4898 110 S. La
Brea Avenue, Ste. #200
Inglewood, California
90301 F: (310)330-4897
The academic and
vocational counselor is
available on Mon & Wed
3:30-7pm for drop in
counseling for K12,
parents, students, and
non-students. ID
required. Computer
classes available.
JOB
FAIRS
June, annually: SCROC
Job Fair - www.scroc.com/jobfair.htm
2300 Crenshaw Blvd, Torrance, CA; 8:30am to 12:30pm; (310) 224-4238
The SCROC Job Fair is a community-wide event to link area employers with job seekers. It is open to students, graduates and the public. This year we anticipate 100 companies and 4,000 job seekers. Full and part-time jobs are available. Bring 60 resumes.Dress for success!
JOB TRAINING AND
EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE
Southern California
Regional Occupation
Center - www.scroc.com
SCROC is a vocational
training facility that
provides job training
and employment
assistance. Training at
SCROC replicates
industry standards.
Courses are open to high
school juniors and
seniors, persons age 16
or older and adults.
Library
INGLEWOOD
Crenshaw-Imperial
Library - 310-412-5403
11141 Crenshaw
Boulevard; Valid
library card
needed.
Inglewood Main
Library - 310-412-5380
101 West
Manchester
Boulevard; Valid
library card
needed.
Morningside Park
Library - 310-412-5400
3202 West 85th
Street; Valid
library card needed
Resources for Students, Parents, & Teachers
College / University
COUNSELING
Santa Monica College
COUNSELING
El Camino College
Inglewood Center - 310-330-4898
110 S. La Brea Avenue,
Ste. #200 Inglewood,
California 90301 F:
(310)330-4897
The academic
and vocational counselor
is available on Mon &
Wed 3:30-7pm for drop in
counseling for K12,
parents, students, and
non-students.
Golden State
ScholarShare College
Savings Trust - www.ca529.com
This program from the
State of California
helps families save
money for college.
Contributions can be
withdrawn tax-free to
pay for "qualified"
higher education
expenses. Find out more
online or call toll-free
at 1-877-SAV-4-EDU.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Inglewood Educational
Foundation Scholarships are available to the
graduating students from
Inglewood, Morningside,
City Honors, and
Inglewood Community
Adult School.
Scholarships range from
$200 to $1,000. Please
contact your school
guidance counselor or
Maurice
Wiley, Inglewood
Educational Foundation,
at (310) 419-2705 for
details.
Computer / Internet
COMPUTER / INTERNET USE
Crenshaw-Imperial
Library - 310-412-5403
11141 Crenshaw
Boulevard; Valid
library card
needed.
El Camino College Inglewood Center - 310-330-4898 110 S. La Brea Avenue, Ste. #200 Inglewood, California 90301 F: (310)330-4897 The academic and vocational counselor is available on Mon & Wed 3:30-7pm for drop in counseling for K12, parents, students, and non-students. ID required. Computer classes available
Inglewood Main
Library - 310-412-5380
101 West Manchester
Boulevard; Valid
library card needed.
Classes available in
English/Spanish.
Morningside Park Library - 310-412-5400 3202 West 85th Street; Valid library card needed.
El Camino College
Inglewood Center - See listing in
Computer / Internet
Use
Inglewood Main Library - See listing in
Computer / Internet Use
Inglewood Community
Adult School - 310-330-5225
106 E. Manchester Blvd.,
Suite #350
Inglewood, CA 90301
Call to find out about
class offerings.
Curriculum Resources
READING
Reading is
Fundamental - www.rif.org
RIF is the program
that brings free books
for students at
Inglewood schools every
year. RIF also has
excellent teacher resources and family reading
activities for
parents to do with
children of all ages.
Reading Resources
from the U.S. Department
of Education
The U.S. Department
of Education has
compiled an "Editor's
Pick" list of reading resources for
parents
Educational Agencies
COUNTY
Los Angeles County
Office of Education - http://www.lacoe.edu
STATE
California Department
of Education - http://www.cde.ca.gov
FEDERAL
U.S. Department of Education - http://www.ed.gov/index.jhtml