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Adult Education

icon of head with a lightbulb insideAdult Education will help you:

  • Prepare for your High School Equivalency test or GED
  • Complete your high school diploma
  • ParaPro Preparation
  • ESL ( English as Second Language) - Burlington English Online Programs
  • Digital Literacy
  • Citizenship
  • Increase your involvement in your child’s education

We also offer these Online Statewide Training Courses:

  • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) course
  • Test of Essential Academic Skills (TRES) Preparation Course
  • Paraprofessional Preparation Course
  • Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
  • Personal Care Assistant (PCA)
  • Math for the Trades

Want to Know More??

 

  • We help adults to become fully participating, self-sufficient members of our society.  We welcome all students and adults, 17 or over, who are not currently enrolled in a K-12 school program.
     
  • We are part of the larger Central Minnesota AE Consortium, and serve the school districts of: Braham, Camridge-Isanti, Mora, and Princeton and anywhere in-between.
     
  • The length of the program varies by each individuals skills, knowledge, and goals.  You are able to start at any time during the year.
     
  • There is no fee to participate in our AE Classes.
     
  •  For more information, please visit
     https://www.c-ischools.org/community/adult-education

 

AE/HSE Class Information Hours

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Tuesday and Thursdays 5:00 - 7:30 p.m.
(These are flexible hours, come when it works best for your schedule during this time frame)

Click here to register for the Adult Education program!

Click here to view the Princeton Class Schedule

Becoming a Student

Our Princeton location is at:
Student Services Building
1506 1st Street, Princeton, MN 55371

For more information or to schedule an orientation, please contact the ABE coordinator Angie Peterson at 763-389-6196 or by email at apeterson@c-ischools.org (quicker response).  Angie will be able to return calls on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

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The HSE is the equivalent of a high school diploma. There are four parts to the computer-based test:

  1. Social Studies
  2. Science
  3. Reasoning Through Language Arts
  4. Mathematical Reasoning

To take the official test you must be at least 19 years of age. If you are 17 or 18 years old, you will need to apply for an age waiver and have a valid government issued photo ID. The first 4 tests are free regardless of subject area. Work with the guidance of a licensed teacher to prepare for the GED tests. We will determine where you need extra support in order to pass all four sections of the test, and distance learning options are available as well!