Adult Basic Education
What is Adult Education
Adult Education, also known as Adult Basic Education (ABE), is a state-wide system that serves adults who are working towards a high school credential, learning English, improving basic skills such as literacy and math, and/or preparing for post-secondary education or employment. Adult Education is funded with both federal and state funds, and services are delivered through a network of 42 consortia comprising all Minnesota school districts as well as other partners including the correctional system and community-based organizations.
The mission of Adult Education in Minnesota is to provide adults with educational opportunities to acquire and improve the literacy skills needed to become self-sufficient and to participate effectively as productive workers, family members, and citizens.
Where can I find Adult Education Services?
- Programming Information- Glacial Lakes Consortium
- Who is Eligible for Receive Adult Education Services?
- What is the Cost?
- Locations? (no appointment needed)
- Outcomes
