Ages 16 and older.

Prepares adult learners ages 16 and older to sit for the High School Equivalency exam and earn a High School Equivalency Certification. Adult learners ages 16 and older can also enroll in this program to improve literacy in Math, Writing and English. NNLC assists all adult participants with career training opportunities and employment. Classes are available in the morning session from 9:00 am to 11:30 am and from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Students have the option of attending either the morning or evening session and to do so in-person or online over Zoom.

Any individual that demonstrates an ability to benefit based on federally approved assessments administered upon entry of the program.

Provides classes to prepare individuals for the GED, HiSET or TASC. The classes cover the four sub-sections covered in these exams: English Language Arts; Reading and Writing; Science; Social Studies; Mathematics. Standardized exams are used to place students and monitor progress.

Adult 18 and older.

Offers programs which can lead to receiving an adult school diploma.

Adults ages 18 and older.

Provides services to adults who are interested in working toward a high school diploma or GED.

Adults age 18 and older.

Provides services to adults who are interested in working toward a high school diploma or GED. Located in the Jeanne Dini Center.

Adults ages 18 and older.

Provides services to adults who are interested in working toward a high school diploma or GED.

US citizen or permanent resident.

US citizen or permanent resident.

GED and HSE pretesting, tutoring, and advising. GED and HSE payment assistance.

Adults 18 and older.

Offers computer classes in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access) and QuickBooks software applications. Learn to use LinkedIn and other social media outlets. Now offering on-line virtual classes. Financial assistance may be available.

Offers classes for job skills enhancement. Provides lifelong learning and workforce development opportunities to the community through education, cultural, and social activities.

Provides both native English speaking and Transition ESL students who need to improve Basic English and math skills before enrolling in a High School Equivalency or College class.

Prepares students to pass the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET), which tests the necessary knowledge and skills equivalent to a High School Diploma. Classes are offered in Language Arts (Reading and Writing), Math, Social Studies, and Science.

Provides both native English speaking and Transition ESL students who need to improve Basic English and math skills before enrolling in a High School Equivalency or College class.

Prepares students to pass the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET), which tests the necessary knowledge and skills equivalent to a High School Diploma. Classes are offered in Language Arts (Reading and Writing), Math, Social Studies, and Science.

Provides both native English speaking and Transition ESL students who need to improve Basic English and math skills before enrolling in a High School Equivalency or College class.

Any individual that demonstrates an ability to benefit based on federally approved assessments administered upon entry of the program.

Provides classes to prepare individuals for the GED, HiSET or TASC. The classes cover the four sub-sections covered in these exams: English Language Arts; Reading and Writing; Science; Social Studies; Mathematics. Standardized exams are used to place students and monitor progress.

Provides adult students the opportunity to earn a high school diploma, study for one of the three high school equivalency tests or learn more about a subject.

Available to anyone who is 16 and older and not currently enrolled in a secondary school and did not complete their high school graduation requirements.

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