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. 

English language learners who want to improve their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills, will work on vocabulary, pronunciation, comprehension, and conversation. All students must make registration appointment at 207.363.7922 for testing and intake.

These classes are in person at the York Adult Education.

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"Maine College Transitions (MCT) is a comprehensive academic and advising program leading to enrollment in post-high school education or training that results in a credential of value and high-quality employment. Participants in MCT programming will acquire the skills and knowledge to pursue their learning and employment goals.

MCT is offered through the local Houlton/Hodgdon adult education program and provides high-quality, cost-effective and accessible pathways to success. Adults who are studying to earn high school degrees receive help in transitioning to college, and adults who have high school degrees receive preparatory support for college. Counseling, mentoring and support services are provided to enable these adults to successfully transition to college and earn degrees."   Maine Department of Education

Did you know that High School juniors and seniors can take up to 8 classes (24 credits) for FREE at the University of Maine and Maine Community College systems? High schools juniors, seniors, and parents are invited to join the discussion to learn more about Maine's Early College Opportunities, CLEP, and other ways to earn credit for college, while saving thousands of dollars! The benefit is not just in the monetary savings: save time, learn skills to prepare for success in college, and gain the confidence to reach for your dreams!

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.

Want to privately improve your reading, math, or English speaking? We can pair you up with a qualified volunteer to help you better your skills. All learners must make registration appointment at 207-363-7922.