Colleton Adult Learning Center highlights GED completions and workforce partnerships
Summary
Director Horvath reported program outcomes for adult education: GED completions, workplace literacy, postsecondary placements and program rankings; Colleton Adult Learning Center reported strengths in credential rates and workforce linkages.
Director Horvath delivered an annual report on Colleton Adult Learning Center during the March 10 meeting. He described adult basic education, adult secondary work and workforce preparation programs that serve local adults seeking GEDs, high school equivalency diplomas and postsecondary training. Horvath noted that the center operates an on‑site PearsonView GED testing center with day, night and weekend testing, reported 11 GED completers so far this year and described nearly 64 participants moving into postsecondary training.
Horvath highlighted partnerships with SC Works, transportation support through Palmetto Breeze and competitive funding that supports wraparound services and postsecondary navigation. He cited state ranking metrics showing strong credential and measurable skills gains (including ranking second in the state on credential rate for the program category) while acknowledging median earnings remain a challenge compared with larger metro areas.
Board members applauded the program and its staff; Horvath invited questions and highlighted plans to continue workforce partnerships and training pathways that connect adult learners to local employment.
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