Golden Oak Adult School is hosting a U.S. Citizenship Mentor Day to help aspiring citizens prepare for their U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Civics Test.
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Community leaders, including two Hart district board members, administrators, a city representative and business partners, gathered together Thursday night in celebration of U.S. Constitution Day to mentor adult students preparing for to become U.S Citizens.
Community leaders, including two Hart district board members, administrators, a city representative and business partners, gathered together Thursday night in celebration of U.S. Constitution Day to mentor adult students preparing for to become U.S Citizens.
Mentors shared apple pie and an American perspective on subjects such as sports, food, family, tipping, and living within the law, with students. Students from around the world, in turn, shared similar customs from their own countries. Small groups made it comfortable for conversation.
“The people were willing to talk and sometimes share very personal fears,” said mentor Karen Hudson
Mike Kuhlman, assistant superintendent for the Hart School District, said that he volunteered to help out and walked away with stories to share.
“The students’ life examples are an inspiration to work hard in the face of challenge,” Kuhlman said.
Several students said they were honored Santa Clarita community leaders took time out of their busy lives to help support them in their goal to become U.S. Citizens. “Babe” from the Philippines said she was pleased with all of the information she learned and that the classes were quite enjoyable.
Golden Oak Adult School is a member of the Gateway SCV Consortium, a partnership between the Hart School District and College of the Canyons. Information regarding Golden Oak’s Citizenship Preparation class and other offerings can be found at www.goldenoakadultschool.com
Ed. Note: This above information was provided to KHTS by The William S. Hart Union High School District.
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