Adult Services

Guest speaker Debby Alter, Director of Immigration and Refugee Services for Jewish Family Services, will discuss the citizenship-application process.

This will include the following topics: where, when and how to file an application, cost to file an application, a review of the citizenship application, how to prepare for the citizenship test, what happens at the interview, what to do if an application is lost or delayed, and how to file petitions for family members abroad.

Ayuda estará disponible en español al final de la presentación.

EB Grow, created by the East Brunswick Public Library and Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission present a Seed Swap!

What is a seed swap?

Seed swaps are events where gardeners meet to exchange seeds and learn and share their knowledge with others.

What should I bring?

If you are able, bring harvested or packaged seeds, tubers, bulbs, or starts, a photo of the plant and any growing information if possible.

We have moved indoors to the EB Create makerspace.

Did too many of your seeds sprout? Come bring your seedlings to swap with other gardeners inside our EB Create makerspace.

The swap is part of the EB Grow Seed Lending Library, in co-sponsorship with the Friends of the EB Environmental Commission.

EBRCC

For more information about this event please contact the East Brunswick Adult School at 732-613-6989. 

This program is available for viewing through 05/11/2024

Unlocking Potential: Accommodations Explained

Transitioning from student to working professional can feel overwhelming. For young professionals with disabilities, the transition can be particularly jarring.
Join Kaitlin Teore as she helps you delve into the intricacies of workplace accommodations. Together, participants will demystify ADA accommodations, empowering them with the insights and tools to seize control of their career trajectory.