GED Information
New York State uses the GED test as the formal assessment to earn your high school equivalency (HSE) diploma. To learn more about the test and create a free account, visit
GED.com. For more information on the different pathways to earning your high school equivalency diploma, visit the
NYS Education Department website.
Why CWD?
- Individualized instruction to meet your needs
- Small class-sizes
- Flexible program options
- Qualified, knowledgeable, caring instructors
- Transition support for entering one of our career & technical programs or other educational institutions/employment opportunities
Offerings for the 24-25 School Year
Center for Workforce Development @ WEMOCO
3589 Big Ridge Road Spencerport NY 14559
High School Equivalency Preparation for Young Adults (16-20 years old)
Students under the age of 21 must have approval through their home school district to attend classes at CWD. More information on our programs for young adults is
available here.
Classroom Instruction for Adults (21 and older)
Traditional, in-person instruction is the approach students often find the most success with. Improve your skills in social studies, science, reading, math, and writing to pass the GED. Students are expected to attend at least 80% of their scheduled class.
| Class | Days | Time |
|---|
HSE for Adults AM | Mon. -Thurs. | 8:45-11:45 a.m. |
HSE Math 2 for Adults* | Mon. & Wed. | 5:30-8:30 p.m. |
HSE Math 1, Science, Social Studies, and RLA for Adults* | Tues. & Thurs | 5:30-8:30 p.m. |
*Adults are placed in a Math class based on their initial test results
Distance Education for Adults (21 and older)
At-home learning is designed for those motivated to earn their HSE diploma, but unable to attend regular classroom sessions. Your instructor will provide you with packets of learning materials 2x per month. Students learning at home also have access to optional tutoring support on Friday mornings. All students are required to take periodic assessments in-person.
| Class | Days | Time |
|---|
HSE Distance Education | Fridays* (in person) | 8:45-11:45 a.m. |
* Plus 6 hours of independent work per week |
Work towards your HSE Diploma and a new career at the same time! The Supported Dual Enrollment program allows adult students enrolled in an HSE program to enroll in a career training program at the same time, allowing them to be ready for a new career faster. With this innovative program, students prepare to enter the workplace with highly sought-after skills while at the same time acquiring the necessary reading, writing, and mathematical skills to be workplace-ready.
Supported Dual Enrollment qualifies the recipient for a reduction in job-training tuition costs. Click here to learn more!
| Class | Days | Time |
|---|
CTE Support Class* | Tues. & Thurs. | 3-5 p.m. |
* Other dual enrollment schedule options may be available based on individual needs and program of interest |
Policies and Procedures
For successful completion of a high school equivalency or other literacy program, students must adhere to the policies and procedures as outlined in the
Adult Learner Handbook.