The focus of the GED program is to prepare students to pass the new computer-based GED test. Preparation to complete the GED test includes problem-solving skills in the subject areas of Language Arts Reading, Language Arts Writing, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics. Classroom instruction is supplemented by computer assisted in- struction with a GED interactive computer program. The GED Exam is a series of tests in Writing Skills, Social Studies, Science, Reading and Mathematics.

• It is given both English and Spanish.
• All students take a placement test to determine their appropriate class level.
• Classes are available at all levels.
• You are eligible to take the official State GED Exam if you are 17 years of age and officially withdrawn from school for at least 6 months. If you are 17 years old, you must submit a with- drawal form signed by a parent or guardian.
• Those who pass the GED test are awarded a Connecticut State High School Diploma.
• Day classes are held at the Adult Learning Center located at 418 Kossuth Street, Monday-Friday and evening classes are held at Central High School, Monday-Wednesday.

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GED Tutorial

Designed for those students who need additional help in Writing and Math. This class is offered by appointment and space is limited.

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GED Exam Dates and Registration Information

The GED exam is offered at various locations throughout Connecticut. To find out more about the new GED computer-based test, visit: www.gedtestingservice.com

GED Math Practice

 GED Practice Test Website
Test Yourself!
www.gedpractice.com

Register on the site, answer practice questions on different subjects, and get feedback!

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General Educational Development (GED®) Test Accommodations Accommodations for the GED® test are available for qualified individuals with a disability.

For more information, contact
James Denton, Acting Director- (jdenton@bridgeportedu.net)

You may also contact Sabrina Mancini at the Connecticut State Department of Education at (860) 807-2110.