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There’s an incredibly important program that takes place in the back lots of a number of K-12 school sites. Adult Education serves students aged 18 and over in English as a second language (ESL), ...

Adults needing help with earning a general education development (GED) high school equivalency diploma or improving their English as a second language skills to support them entering the workforce can ...

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If Norwich Adult Education had a space the size of one of the other elementary schools, it would be the largest school in the district, Director John Glover said. Norwich Regional Adult Education ...

Des Moines Area Community College could be in a tough spot if Congress allows federal funding for adult education programming ...

President Donald Trump would maintain funding levels for students with disabilities and for Title I aid for low-income students while wiping out long-standing programs serving migrant children, ...

Katie Graham, state director at the Nebraska Department of Education, touts the benefits and advancements of career, ...

In California, which is home to a quarter of the nation’s population with limited English skills, the Great Recession has led authorities to scale back adult English classes, according to a Stateline ...

Today the Massachusetts Department of Education launched MassLinks, the first fully virtual free educational option for adults seeking high school or English language instruction, according to a press ...

California’s adult school system steps in to help adults who might have slipped through the cracks — or are newcomers to the country. Why it matters: Many Californians can use the services of adult ...

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