Skip To Main Content

Logo Image

Logo Title

Complete enrollment online now!
Choose Adult Education as grade.
After registration has been successfully submitted, please call 269-337-0422
to schedule an intake assessment or for more registration information and scheduling.
Enroll Now!

The Adult Education Department main office is located at the Community Education Center located at 714 South Westnedge Avenue. Enter the building on the Dutton Street (north) side of the building. 

Contact us!
Call: (269) 337-0422

Email us

Robin Greymountain,
Adult Education Leader

It's Never Too Late To Learn Or Capture Your Dream! We can't wait to hear from you!

 

Order Transcripts

To order GED transcripts, visit the GED website.

To order high school transcripts, visit www.parchment.com

 

McKinney-Vento Act (Homeless Student Information)

About the Adult Education Program:

KPS Adult Education

 

Kalamazoo Adult Education offers Reading and Math Improvement, High School Equivalency, Digital, Financial, and Health Literacy, and English as a Second Language Courses. Our experienced staff have skills to help you complete your academic goals using a virtual learning format. We also help our students transition to their post-graduate goals of gaining employment and/or going to college. To help prepare learners for our program and future opportunities, ABE and HSE students take our LINKS Success and Career Pathways Course before beginning instruction.

 

qr code adult ed
A student in Adult ed wearing a green shirt sits at his desk
Adult ed class is in session
Adult ed students in class
An adult education student has a sign that says you belong here
Robin Greymountain and the adult education staff
Adult education students in class
Adult education students in class
Adult education students on a field trip to the museum
Adult education students in class

HSE (High School Equivalency)

ABE (Adult Basic Education)

YOU (Youth Oppurtunities Unlimited)

ESL (English Second Language)

Other Services

What is the cost?

  1. All classes are free to participants who are at least 18 years of age by July I of the current year and do not possess a high school diploma, GED or HiSET. Participants who turn 16 by July 1st may enroll in our Y.O.U. GED program for youth with an age waiver
  2. It is recommended that participants complete at least 40 hours of instruction.
  3. Both exams have costs, but you may qualify for a voucher which may be found at each site. Classes are available for participants wishing to review the test area for both exams. Certified  teaching staff will guide you through materials that have been proven effective in preparing  participants for completion. KAE has many locations and times to fit into anyone's schedule.

Site Locations

We offer year-round classes at the following locations:

  • CEC (Old Central) for LINKS Success and Career Courses, ABE, GED, ESL and High School Equivalency (GED & HiSet) Testing. 714 S. Westnedge Avenue. Morning classes Monday : Thursday 9 am-12 pm; Night Classes 5:30 pm -8:30 pm  

  • Distance Learning for ABE and GED: Anywhere you have use of a computer. Classes: Individualized with teacher guidance using software, videos, email. etc.

  • El-Concilio for ESL 930 Lake Street #A Classes : Monday & Wednesday 12:30 to 3:30 PM for ESL/GED

  • Goodwill for ABE and GED 420 E. Alcott Street Classes : Monday - Thursday 9 am-4:30 pm; Every other Saturday  9 am-12 pm

  • Kalamazoo County Jail - Inmates only

  • KPEP - Participants only

  • On-Staff for ABE and GED : 5207 Portage Road Classes: Distance Learning

  • NACD or Northside Association for Community Development GED, ESL, and IET Classes: Monday - Thursday 12:30 to 3:30 PM for GED

  • YOU for ABE & GED 422 South Street Classes: Monday & Wednesday 12:30 to 3:30 PM for GED. Tuesday & Thursday 12:30 to 3:30 PM for Adult Basic Education (ABE)