Any person 16 years of age or older and NOT enrolled in an approved or licensed secondary school program, may apply for admittance to the ABE programs. The reading assessment helps to determine the proper level of instruction required. All applicants must possess a willingness to attend. There are three different sessions available to meet the needs of the student. Students may enroll in any or all three areas.
Instruction is on an individual basis.
Each student is taught according to his or her need and skill level. Because of the individualized instruction, the program can serve a wide range of abilities and goals. The GED Preparation classes are designed to give a student the reading, math and language skills needed to pass the High School Equivalency Exam. A pretest is given to determine if and when a student is ready to take the GED test. Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Assisted Instruction is an instructional computer system which diagnostically teaches and evaluates mastery in sixteen areas of instruction.