Most classes are in-person, on site with additional options for take home work, online software, hybrid and zoom sessions depending on each learner's needs.  We have trained staff who are ready to answer your questions and provide you with the support you need to reach your academic and/or workforce goals.  We also maintain strong partnerships with many community resources and can make referrals when learners have additional needs such as employment, transportation, childcare, financial, mental health, etc.

Applicable Counties

  • Hancock
  • Washington

What to expect

Learners can expect to receive FREE academic support and individual learning plans that include working on any barriers they may have to success.  They can earn a high school credential that is equal to any other school diploma; earn a recognized certification in various workforce training classes such as CNA, CCMA, CMAA, CompTIA A+, or Early Childhood Education; receive support in basic math, reading, and digital literacy skills while also preparing for work or college; job shadowing and externship opportunities; parenting support; and more.  Trained staff will assist with every step of each learner's process.  All Hancock and Washington County adult education sites also partners with each other to provide a full range of services across the county.