The Adult Education classes offered at Harrison County Lifelong Learning help students master basic skills in Mathematics, Science, Social Studies and Language Art Reading and Writing. The course is free of charge and orientation is offered on a monthly basis

Classes are available four days a week to help students successfully pass the General Educational Development (GED) Test. Additionally, adults who have graduated from high school are welcome to attend if they need to improve skills
in preparation for employement or college entrance exams.

Each student enrolled in Adult Education classes completes a 90-minute Orientation session and the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE). A conference then allows the student and teacher to review the assessment test results, determine the student's grade level in each section and develop specific goals for course completion.

Harrison County Lifelong Learning is now the GED Test Site for Region 10 in Southern Indiana. The learning center will provide Official GED testing to Harrison, Crawford, Clark, Floyd, Washington and Scott Counties each month. Pre-registration is required for all tests. The cost of initial testing is $70.00; the cost for retesting is $20.00. The first quarter 2012 Test Schedule is now available. The schedule will be updated as additional dates and new sites within the 6-county area are determined. For an overview of the test and eligibility requirements, view the Official GED Test Information Sheet.

For more information on Adult Education enrollment or GED testing, contact Harrison County Lifelong Learning at (812) 738-7736.