The Elk Grove Unified School District is offering free citizenship classes for permanent residents who plan to apply for U.S. citizenship within the next six months.
Beginning and intermediate classes will teach U.S. history and government, improve English skills and cover how to prepare for the oral interview during 54 hours of coursework.
California Rural Legal Assistance will help students fill our their naturalization application.
The classes are paid for through a $160,000 grant from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, according to district officials.
For more information, call (916) 686-7717 or go to www.egace-egusd-ca.schoolloop.com.
Most Popular Stories
- SEO Traffic Lab Celebrate Wins at Digital Marketing Event 'Internet World 2013' in London
- Social Media Initiatives Should Follow Customers' Lead
- Apple CEO: Offshore Units Not a 'Tax Gimmick'
- U.S. Senate Accuses Apple of Large-scale Tax Avoidance
- UTEP Water Recycling Project Wins Venture Titles
- Marketo Makes a Mint in IPO: Stock Shoots Up More than 50 Percent
- Bieber Booed at Billboard Awards
- Crude Oil Up, Gasoline Down
- Austin Startup Compare Metrics Raises $3.5 Million for Expansion
- Why So Many Top 'Car Guys' Are Actually Women
News-To-Go
Advertisement
Advertisement
News Column
Free Citizenship Classes Set for Elk Grove
Nov. 27, 2012
Diana Lambert, The Sacramento Bee
Advertisement
Source: (c)2012 The Sacramento Bee (Sacramento, Calif.) Distributed by MCT Information Services
Story Tools



