High School Diploma | GED
GED Preparation
GED classes are designed to help students pass the four subject areas on the GED exam – Reasoning through the Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies.
More than just a simple diploma
Additional skills are available to students such as financial and digital literacy, as well as concurrent enrollment in certain skilled technical study programs through the Accelerating Opportunities – Kansas (AO-K) program, at no cost.
Concurrent Options
Students working on their GED may also be eligible to work towards an industry recognized certificate in certain technical programs such as truck driving, welding, CNA, and others, while simultaneously working towards a GED, at no cost.
Agriculture and Farm Workers
If you are a migrant or seasonal farm worker in any type of agriculture who is interested in getting a GED, inquire about the HEP program. The HEP program can help pay the costs of getting a GED, along with other benefits for qualifying candidates