Education - Financial Aid
California ScholarShare Program
(877) sav4edu
College savings program designed to help California families and others save in order to meet costs of higher education.
California
Student Aid
Commission
(888) 224-7268
Answers questions about Cal Grants, student loans and other state financial aid.
Federal Student Aid Information (800) 433-3243
Center
(800) FED-AID
Provides general information about the major federal student
aid programs (who is eligible and how to apply), tax credits for education expenses, and other federal, state, and private
sources of information.
Northtown Housing College
(909) 980-0465
Scholarship Program
Available to students in the Chaffey School District. Students must be graduating seniors with a GPA of at least 2.0, and meet income requirements. Scholarship applications are made available to school counselors in January. In addition to the application, students must submit reference letters, school transcript, and an essay
describing community involvement. Scholarship recipients receive $6,000 over
four years of college.
Employment Assistance Education, Training & Placement
Baldy View ROP
(909) 947-3400
Provides career preparation programs and services in the areas of business, marketing
and merchandising, public service, and industrial careers.
Boys and Girls Club of San
Bernardino
(909) 888-6751
Offers sports and recreation, computer/job training, day camp, drill team, Academy School,
social services to community children and adults from low-
to moderate-income levels.
California
Conservation Corps
Recruitment
(909) 594-4206
3530 W. Pomona Blvd., Building #9, Pomona, CA 91768
Hires young people 18 to 23 years of age for a year of conservation and emergency work. Emphasizes academic and job related skills.
Campfire USA San Andreas
(909) 885-6521
Council
Day camp for off-track students ages 4 ½ to 12 years of age; Club Program for youth;
GED/ESL and Spanish GED for youth and adults.
Catholic Charities
(909) 391-1617
Broad range of human services to meet the needs of the poor and disadvantaged of all age groups including food and
shelter, child care, counseling, utility and rental assistance, job placement, preventative services, immigration, athletics
for youth and public benefits application advocacy.
Chaffey Adult
School
(909) 983-2010
211 West Fifth Street,
Ontario, CA 91762
Educational offerings to adults who want to complete work towards a high school diploma,
acquire entry-level job skills or strengthen current skills for jobs.
Chaffey College Business &
Professional Development
Institute
(909) 477-2955
(909)
477-2956
223 West Emporia St.,
Ontario, CA 91762
Offers short-term workshops, certificate programs, continuing education classes and
on-site customized training programs which address the ever-changing, growing work force training and development needs of
the Inland Empire West.
Chino Valley
Adult School
(909) 628-1201, ext. 1555
5130 Riverside Dr., Chino,
CA 91710
Open to any person 18 years or older. Instruction
includes English, community service classes, programs for older adults, basic and vocational education, high school diploma
programs, and citizenship programs.
Christian Business Development
(909) 395-8986
123 D St, Ontario,
CA
Provides education, training, monetary and emotional coping skills and guidance to the
needy, low-to-moderate income families. Specializes in outreach and recruitment
to the Hispanic community to enhance their lives through education and economic self-sufficiency. Offers ESL classes, civics education, and child-care provider training.
DOVE Enterprises, Inc.
(909) 476-6974
Computer/office, business, GED preparation (classes are free for those who qualify).
Family Technology & Learning
(909) 398-1819
Center
9955 Fremont Avenue, Montclair,
CA 91763
The FTLC provides at no cost, free bilingual adult computer
classes, internet in English and Spanish, homework resources in English and Spanish, typing lessons software, online job sites/resume
templates, and daily personalized bilingual assistance.
Hermandad Mexicana Nacional
(909) 391-0067
615 N. Euclid Ave.l #100, Ontario, CA 91762
Free services include consultations for migration status options, English classes, U.S.
History and government classes for those interested in citizenship, and help completing primary and secondary education for
those from Mexico.
Home of Neighborly Service, Inc. (909) 885-3491
Provides family literacy (nutrition, ESL, homework assistance), Youth Intervention,
(Drill Team, Scouting, drug and gang prevention), and emergency services, food pantry and clothing programs.
Mexican-American League
Defense
Education Fund
(MALDEF)
(213) 629-2512
634 S. Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Offers advocacy services for educational rights, community education, collaboration
through other groups and individuals, leadership development programs, parent leadership programs, and scholarships for higher
education.
Montclair Por
La Vida Program
(909) 445-1815
(909) 445-1816
A health education course for Latina women, conducted weekly in a 16-week cycle. The focus is on nutrition but other topics
are covered as well. Participants graduate to become "consejeras" or counselors and can then form their own groups of friends
or family which they will conduct informally, helping spread the message of good nutrition while promoting increased participation
in the community.
Ontario One
Stop Center
(909) 458-1200
2314 South Mountain Avenue, Suite A, Ontario, CA 91762
Offers career information and planning, computer usage, fax/mail service,
job leads, vocational training, education, and financial aid information.
On Wheels Learning (OWL)
(909) 459-2505
Offers ESL classes within the Ontario-Montclair school district. Program operates year-round and is offered in 1-month modules or sessions.
Childcare is available for ages 3-Kindergarten.
San Bernardino
Employment and
Training Agency
(909) 888-7881
Programs include: Adult Job Training, Dislocated Worker Training, Summer Youth Training,
Youth Job Training, Education Linkage, and Older Workers.
