The following program description, literature review, and theoretical bases demonstrate the andragogical soundness of the two projects and a club of the Monterey Adult Transitions Program. The Bistro Project began as a suggestion of an Associate Superintendent, who ran a similar project in the Boston area. The Greenhouse Project began as a proposal of the author, who ran an agriculture class project in the San Mateo area. Both projects are funded by donations of the author for equipment and supplies and with no increase in salaries or fixed costs incurred by MPUSD. The Young and Able Club is a proposed student activity club under the auspices of Monterey Peninsula College beginning in spring 2010, and will receive funds from Monterey Peninsula College and require none from MPUSD. Both projects and the club are revenue positive for MPUSD in both the short and long term.