Becoming comfortable with technology is necessary in our personal and professional lives. This class is for students with beginner-level understanding of computers and other tools of technology. The goal is for students to improve their computer literacy skills and become comfortable with technology. This class is offered virtually and in-person as needed. Students meet with the instructor for two one-hour sessions per week at various times.

Instructor: Bill Keller
Hybrid, Various Days & Times, 1/3 - 6/30, in two one-hour blocks
Fee: Free 

Whether pursuing a diploma or just “brushing up” on English related skills, this class has something for you. Practice your reading comprehension skills and enhance your writing. Review the parts of speech or prepare for college entrance exams. This course provides individualized and small group instruction in grammar, reading, and spelling. You can learn without embarrassment.

No class:

Jan. 18, Feb. 21, Feb. 22, Feb. 23, Feb. 24, April 18, April 19, April 20, April 21, May 30

Receive supplemental practice along with alternate explanations in order to understand a variety of mathematical topics at a deeper level. Work independently or with peers to complete assigned tasks and improve skills. If you need to improve math skills for the HiSET test or to be better prepared for college or career training, this is a great option.

No class:

Jan. 18, Feb. 21, Feb. 22, Feb. 23, Feb. 24, April 18, April 19, April 20, April 21, May 30

The National Digital Equity Center provides Digital Literacy classes that provide opportunities for professional growth, personal enrichment, the development of computer skills, and preparation for professional careers in a supportive environment. Customized training and consulting solutions are offered to businesses and industries, as well as community residents. Online classes are held in a live interactive form using a videoconference platform; in-person classes are at community locations in collaboration with partner organizations.  We provide all instruction in a small group interactive learning setting, whether it is online or in-person.

Registering here will allow us to send you the link to the list of NDEC interactive online courses.

Register to take the High School Equivalency Test (formerly GED) in the five required areas of: Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. We offer classes and/or individual tutoring to help you prepare for tests.

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We can analyze your transcript to see what credits you still need to get your diploma. We offer diploma classes, independent studies, and online classes to help you earn the required credits and finish your diploma.

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If you didn't finish high school, you know that your choices are limited. Even with talent and drive, the lack of a high school diploma can limit your opportunities. Prepare to take you official HiSET® exams and earn your high school equivalency credential. In this class you will work in small groups and individually to prepare for each of the 5 exams: reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. 

Open enrollment, you can start these classes anytime. 

Becoming comfortable with technology is necessary in our personal and professional lives. This class is for students with beginner-level understanding of computers and other tools of technology. The goal is for students to improve their computer literacy skills and become comfortable with technology. Call the ABE Coordinator to register for this and other ESOL classes. This class is offered virtually and in-person as needed. Students meet with the instructor for two one-hour sessions per week at various times. Rolling admissions. 

Instructor: Bill Keller
Various Days & Times,7/1 - 8/31, in two one-hour blocks
Location: Online/WRAE Learning Center
Fee: Free