Adult Education (AE) is a local, state, and national program which provides classes designed to help students strengthen their educational, technological and workplace skills at no cost to the student who is 16 years of age or older and is not enrolled in school. What Can the Adult Education Program Provide You? Open door to new possibilities
Opportunity to earn a Kansas State High School Dip
loma
Opportunity to prepare for and attend college
Increased chance for financial security through better jobs
Better life for you and those around you
Who Can Enroll in the Program? Anyone over 16 years of age who wants to:
Improve Math, Reading, or Writing skills
Prepare for the GED test & earn a Kansas State High School Diploma
Prepare for college or technical training
Improve computer skills/earn Technology certificates
Improve employment skills/earn WORKReady Credential
Classes are free of charge to those who qualify. There is a small materials fee and a fee for the GED Test. Students must participate in an orientation before attending classes. Orientations are held in early August, mid-October, early January, and mid-March. Classes are small and taught by well trained, credentialed teachers. Both daytime and evening classes are available in most subjects at three locations:
For more information on the Adult Education Program, please contact these individuals:
In Concordia:
Debbie Kearn
Adult Education Director
2221 Campus Dr.
Concordia, KS 66901
(785) 243-1435 or (800) 729-5101 ext.335
[email protected]
In Clay Center:
Dreams Unlimited
Kathy Dawson
Adult Education Coordinator
408 Lincoln Street
Clay Center, KS 67432
(785) 632-2588
[email protected]
In Junction City:
Peggye Faulkner
Adult Education Coordinator
Geary County Campus, CCCC
631 Caroline Ave
Junction City, KS 66441
(785) 238-8010 ext.711
[email protected]
