Adult Basic Education - Lewiston
Community Resource
About this resource
ABE is a program aimed at improving basic skills for out-of-school adults aged 16 and above, including those who have graduated and want to enhance their skills. All materials, books, and tuition costs are covered. The program follows an "open-entry" model, allowing students to join at any time throughout the year. Instruction is tailored to individual needs, with structured classes available, and consistent attendance in these classes is strongly recommended. Each participant's learning path is guided by an Individualized Education Plan that caters to their specific requirements, enabling them to use the lab at their convenience and progress at their own speed. The program offers essential educational services such as GED preparation and testing, literacy programs, and ESL (English as a Second Language) instruction, although there are fees associated with GED testing. Individual tutoring sessions are also offered. The Adult Basic Education Program is managed by the Professional Technical Education Department and operates in English.
Intake Procedure: Contact us to schedule an orientation appointment.
Who can use this
This resource is open to everyone. No specific requirements.
Get in touch
Lewiston, Idaho
Location
Transit Nearby
Loading nearby transit info...
Was this resource information helpful?
Similar resources
Other programs that might help
Coursera — audit university courses free
Community Resource
Thousands of university and company courses you can audit for free; pay only if you want a certificate.
Jackson County Library District - Medford
Community Resource
Access free internet, computer classes, and programs for all ages. Open Monday to Saturday; visit during operating hours.
GED & skills classes for working parents
Community Resource
Evening GED and skills classes that fit around a job and family. Ask about support services and childcare resources at orientation.