program is offered through the Early Childhood and Family Center.  Adults sixteen and older, not enrolled in high school, are eligible to participate in the Adult Education program. 

Classes are taught in the Adult Basic Skills area including English, Reading and Writing skills, Math, History, Computers and others.  These courses are individualized to prepare the adult student to finish his/her high school diploma requirements, increase personal literacy skills, or to prepare the individual to take the GED testing through the Regional Office of Education.

There are no requirements for enrollment in these classes except the desire for self-improvement.  Certified instructors will determine your present abilities and desire a course curriculum to help you achieve the goals you have established for yourself. 

In addition to the academic education you will gain through the Adult Education program, you will also be able to enroll in a vocational training class at the Quincy Area Vocational Technical Center through the Wednesday evening STP classes.  There are eleven classes that you can choice from to improve your current skills in a particular occupational area or you can explore a new career that would be of interest to you. 

Key Benefits

• Individualized instruction to meet your literacy needs.
• Certified, caring staff ready to help you with your education goals.
• Availability of vocational training to go along with your academic instruction.