| Adult Education Overview |
| Adult Education programs are free to Connecticut residents aged 16 and older who are no longer enrolled in a public school. |
| Directory of Providers |
| Instructional programs are provided predominantly through local school districts and through various community and faith-based organizations. |
| GED Testing |
| The primary aim of the General Educational Development (GED) testing program in Connecticut is to provide a second opportunity for individuals to obtain their high school diplomas. |
| Legislation and Funding |
| Connecticut General Statutes Sections 10-67 through 10-73d and Title II of the Federal Workforce Investment Act govern adult education activities in Connecticut. |
| Leadership and Curriculum Projects |
| These projects represent innovative activities conducted in partnership with other stakeholders that are aimed at improving the quality and access of adult education services to Connecticut residents. |
| Policies and Procedures |
| This information is designed to help adult education providers adhere to the requirements relative to program operation and accountability. |
| Reports |
| These documents provide information about the learners who participate in adult education and the outcomes they achieve. They also present analyses on special topics, projects, or activities. |
| Teacher Certification |
| Providers receiving adult education funds through the Department of Education must have teachers who are certified in accordance with the Department's certification regulations. |
Connecticut State Department of Education
