Basic Skills Programs

Compensatory Education

The Compensatory Education program is designed to provide developmentally disabled students with the basic skills and prevocational training necessary to attain a level of independence and self-sufficiency.

The curriculum used as a basis for instruction was developed specifically for the program and is continually updated to be applicable and current. The curriculum covers reading, language arts, math, science, social studies, and community living skills. In addition to academic studies, RCC students also receive vocational training in horticulture/floriculture, sewing, and job exploration. Their job coaches assist them as necessary.

Admission to this program is open to anyone age 18 or older with an IQ of 70 and below.

Classes and materials are provided at no cost.

For more information about the Compensatory Education program
contact Jan Boles at (336) 633-0273 or or jcboles@randolph.edu.