Massachusetts Adult Education / GED

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Free adult education programs across Massachusetts funded through the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education helping adults earn their GED/HiSET, improve literacy, learn English (ESOL), and prepare for college or careers. Find the nearest program through the ACLS website by town or county. Most programs are free for MA residents and offer daytime, evening, and online options. Bring photo ID at enrollment; income eligibility may apply at some sites.

Contact & Details

Address: Programs statewide

Hours: Varies; many offer evening classes

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