High School Equivalency Fact Sheet​

With the growing need for a skilled and educated workforce, the General Education Development (GED) and High School Equivalency (HSE) programs are essential for individuals looking to earn their high school diploma equivalency. These programs are available at no cost and offer personalized learning plans to support each student’s unique journey. Through flexible in-person and hybrid courses, participants gain the necessary skills to pursue higher education or enter the workforce confidently.

GED/HSE students are equipped to:

• Improve foundational skills in subjects like reading, writing, mathematics, and science
• Prepare for standardized tests that are recognized by employers and educational institutions
• Increase employment opportunities by obtaining a high school equivalency diploma
• Build critical thinking and problem-solving abilities essential for success in higher education and careers
• Access dedicated support and resources, including tutors, study materials, and personalized progress tracking with different learning platforms with tailored lesson plans
• Achieve academic goals at their own pace, flexible semester options for 7 ½ or 15 weeks learning semesters