Adult Continuing Education Program
Shawnee College is dedicated to providing educational opportunities to all members of the community. Residents interested in continuing their education without seeking a college degree can enroll in the following programs. General Education Development
(G.E.D.)
The Shawnee Community College GED Program offers assistance to students in acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the GED examination for a high school equivalency diploma.
Alternative High School Program
The purpose and objective of the Alternative High School Program is to provide a program of education which meets the needs of the students within the district.
Community Education
The Shawnee Community College Community Education Program is dedicated to the philosophy of promoting lifelong learning. Classes are offered to assist individuals to take advantage of leisure time, improve mental and/or physical fitness and learn a new skill.
Literacy Program
Shawnee Community College is a participant in the Regional Literacy Initiative. SCC's literacy program provides direct instruction and educational opportunities to individuals, families and business organizations. The initiative serves residents of all ages and educational background. Activities focus on improving basic skills such as reading and writing, as well as promoting life long learning through family education.
Escrow Program
Shawnee Community College may admit students below 16 years of age with prior joint approval of the chief executive officer of the college district and the secondary school. A student below 16 years of age must be enrolled in a college preparatory curriculum and be identified as a gifted student by the high school district. All credits will remain in escrow until the student graduates from high school.
Gear-Up Grant
Enlisting a proactive approach, the GEAR UP project will result in systemic changes and improvements through comprehensively designed academic preparedness and financial aid awareness objectives and activities.
For More Information Contact:
Tim Bellamey - Vice President of Instructional Services
at 1-800-481-2242 ext. 3207 or e-mail
