GED graduates: ‘We can do it!'
At the age of 56, Deborah Sizemore had the distinction of being the oldest student at the Bozeman Adult Learning Center to receive a GED during the 2010-2011 school year.
Students urged to finish GED; changes due in 2014 By CAROLYN THOMPSON | Associated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Adults who've begun working toward their GED are being urged to finish up this year, before the test for a high school equivalency diploma changes and they have to start all over. GED Testing Service will introduce a new version of the test, given nationwide, on Jan. 1, 2014. Developers say the first major changes since 2002 will align the test with the new Common Core curricula adopted by most states to increase college and career readiness. It also will shift test-taking from pencil and paper to computer. Read the entire article here!
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