Adult & Community Education

Overview

Adult education programs provide adults ages 16 years and older who have less than a high school education with opportunities to acquire skills necessary to function more effectively in society and the workplace of the 21st century. Through these programs an adult learner can accomplish academic goals as well as personal goals.

Programs offer basic reading, writing, and math skills necessary to obtain or advance in the workplace and to meet entrance requirements for technical training programs. In addition to attaining high-level employment skills, adult education programs offer opportunities to study for successful completion of the GED examination, English as a Second Language, Citizenship Preparation, and to obtain skills to become a better and more informed parent.

Adult education and literacy programs provide instruction and skill obtainment to enable adults to become more employable, productive, and responsible citizens. Adult education provides lifelong educational opportunities and services to adult learners to address the unique needs of individuals and communities.