All classes are held on-site at one of our five high schools. Classes are offered on specific days at each building. Classes do not meet on Fridays.

Registrants must be 18 years of age or older on the first day of class. Registration is available online, by mail, by phone, or in person.

Yes. Senior citizens (over the age of 62) may apply for a Gold Card to register for many classes at a substantial discount. Please refer to the Registration Instructions  under Gold Cards for more information.

We no longer publish a printed or digital catalog. Instead, all Continuing Education classes and course information are now available online in one easy-to-access location. This allows you to see the most current updates, new course offerings, and important announcements anytime and from any device. Having everything online means you can explore classes at your own pace, quickly find what you need, and always have the most accurate information right at your fingertips.

Yes. Out-of-district residents are welcome and must pay the listed tuition.

Yes. You will receive an email confirmation.

Students should report to the assigned building and room number as listed in the online course catalog and in your registration confirmation. If you need additional information or directions, please check in with the Building Supervisor at the main entrance beginning at 6:00 p.m. Enter the building through Door #1.

Occasionally, room assignments may change after registration.  Any updates will be posted at the front desk near the main entrance with the Building Supervisor. You may also confirm your room number with the Building Supervisor beginning at 6:00 p.m.

Yes, according to the refund policy only refund requests received prior to the first class meeting will be honored unless class has been cancelled by the Continuing Education Office. We will not honor requests for refunds for a class that has begun. Students who attend one or more meetings of a class will not be eligible for a refund.

No. Tuition is not pro-rated for any classes.

Yes, but full tuition fees will apply.

When space allows, participants may request a transfer from one course to another. Any tuition difference (if applicable) will be charged.

Yes, depending on the class. Please contact your instructor.

Yes, as long as school calendars and facility availability permit.

No. Continuing Education classes follow the regular school year calendar and do not meet on scheduled school holidays. Please consult the Continuing Education Calendar in the catalog for specific dates when classes are not scheduled.

The decision to cancel a class is based on enrollment. Every effort is made to contact individuals registered for classes that will not run. Full refunds are given for cancelled classes.

When a class reaches capacity, a waiting list is established. If an opening occurs or a new section is created, you will be notified.

No. Transportation is the responsibility of the participant.

No. Childcare services are not provided. All class participants must be 18 years of age or older and registered for the class. Children are not allowed to attend classes.

Yes. District 211 is always looking for talented individuals to teach classes. If interested, please contact the Continuing Education Department at (847) 755-6820.