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Gov. Andy Beshear announced that the state will pay for thousands of Kentuckians to take the GED, a group of four tests that serve as an alternative to…
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Kentuckians age 19 and older now have an alternative to the traditional GED when it comes to earning a high school equivalency diploma. Kentucky Skills U,…
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There was a 77 percent drop in the number of GED diplomas issued in Kentucky, over the course of the fiscal year that ended on June 30th. The decline came…
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A dramatic decline in Kentuckians earning GED diplomas over the last two years has led some lawmakers to question the current version of the test, which…
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The Anderson County Adult Education Center is empty on a Thursday afternoon, except for a receptionist.Two years ago, every table in the small classroom…
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The passing rate for Kentuckians taking the GED has improved since the national high school equivalency exam underwent changes in 2014, according to…
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Kentuckians who have not finished their GED exams will have to take all four parts of the test over when the test is updated in January. It’s the first...
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If you've been thinking about getting your GED, but haven't been able to do so yet, the Kentucky Adult Education Council on Postsecondary Education is…
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The GED is set to undergo drastic changes in 2014. Most pressing is that the cost of taking the exam will double from $60 to $120 beginning in January.…
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Tennessee adult education program organizers say anyone thinking about getting their GED should do so now before sweeping changes take place in January.…