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Adair Co. Adult Education encourages adults to take advantage New $10 pricing for each module for GED(R) tests. Approximately 2506 adult residents of Adair County lack high school credentials. - LeANNA BENNETT By LeAnna Bennett FRANKFORT, KY - Kentucky Adult Education (KYAE) has announced that, beginning July 7, 2014, eligible adults may take each module of the GED(R) test at the reduced rate of $10, as a result of $20 vouchers being provided to eligible individuals. With the use of these limited-time vouchers, the cost of a full GED(R) test will be only $40. The regular cost of the full battery of GED(R) testing modules is $120, so this represents an $80 savings to test takers. "We are really excited for the opportunity for eligible adults to take each GED(R) test module for just $10," said LeAnna Bennett, Assistant Program Director, Adair County Adult Education. "We encourage everyone to spread the word about this promotion. It will only last as long as vouchers are available from KYAE, so people need to come in as soon as possible." The current version of the GED(R) test was launched by the GED Testing Service(TM) in January 2014. The test, which is computer-based, consists of four modules: Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science and Social Studies. This test allows for individual content modules to be taken one at time. According to Bennett, approximately 2506 adult residents of Adair County lack high school credentials. "We know that passing the GED(R) test opens doors to the future by helping adults prepare for college and job training and to get better jobs," said Bennett. "We want as many of our eligible residents to take advantage of this opportunity as possible." Adair County Adult Education offers free classes to help adults earn their GED(R) diploma. The Adair County adult education center is located at 108 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY. The program can be reached by calling 270-384-7475, or by e-mailing leanna.bennett@kctcs.edu. --LeAnna Bennett This story was posted on 2014-07-09 03:52:57
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