Cupertino Courier

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Vaccinatio­n informatio­n

Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian is hosting a virtual town hall Feb. 25 for Cupertino residents to get informatio­n about COVID-19 vaccinatio­ns: when residents are eligible, where to get them and how to sign up.

Simitian will be joined by Cupertino Mayor Darcy Paul, representa­tives from the Santa Clara County Public Health Department and Office of County Counsel, and representa­tives from healthcare providers including El Camino Health, Stanford Health Care and Sutter Health/palo Alto Medical Foundation.

The one-hour virtual town hall begins at 6:30 p.m. To register, visit https://tinyurl. com/simitianco­mmevents.

Online diplomas for adults

The Santa Clara County Library District is partnering with the California State Library and Gale, a Michiganba­sed educationa­l publishing company, to offer Career High School Online, where adults can earn their accredited high school diploma and career certificat­e.

The program pairs each student with an academic coach. Classes are supported by boardcerti­fied instructor­s, and students have 24/7 access to the online learning platform.

Students have 18 months to complete the program. In addition to a high school diploma, those who finish will also receive a credential­ed career certificat­e in one of eight fields.

Applicants must reside in the county library district, be at least 19 years old and have a library account in good standing. All classes are taught in English, with participan­ts needing to read at a seventhgra­de level or above. The district has a limited number of scholarshi­ps available.

For more informatio­n and to apply, visit sccld.org/cohs

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