Laramie County Community College's ACES Program Looking For Students Who Started But Never Completed The Program

Cheyenne WY

28 October, 2020

1:58 PM

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Press release from Laramie County Community College: October 26, 2020 CHEYENNE, WYO. — Laramie County Community College's Adult Career and Education System (ACES) has an opportunity for past students who may not have completed their testing. Any ACES students who started but did not finish their high school equivalency are eligible for this new program. Between Thanksgiving and mid-January, the ACES team will work with those students in a more individualized, focused format. Completion could lead to these students next being able to enroll in college or a variety of career training programs. This program is open to anyone who has taken at least one HiSET test but hasn't completed or did not pass all of their tests. According to statistics from the organization, roughly 250 area students could benefit from this completion. "We can help the students and do right by the students," said Adam Winn with the ACES program. "Sometimes classes and testing happened at a bad time for them. We want them to be able to have a credential that no one can ever take away from them." To register or for more information about this opportunity, contact the ACES office at awinnFREELARAMIE or 307.637.2450. This press release was produced by the City of Paducah. The views expressed here are the author's own