Johnson County Adult Education

Updated Federal Requirements

JCCC will continue with JCAE programs to serve qualified individuals. In response to current Federal requirements, starting July 28, 2025, students will be required to present the most recent documentation of their current US citizenship or immigration status as part of the course registration process. Students interested in attending JCAE classes should bring their Real ID, birth certificate, U.S. passport, or immigration documents when they register. Visit the US Citizenship and Immigration Services website for a list of commonly used immigration documents.

Strengthen basic reading, writing, and math and increase your job skills.

Johnson County Adult Education (JCAE) is designed to help individuals 16 and older who are no longer in school.

Our staff and team of volunteers will work with you to reach your goals. This can include creating a personalized study plan that will prepare you to take the Kansas High School Diploma/General Education Development (GED®) test, learning English, or getting the skills you need to land a better paying job.

You'll get one-on-one attention with fewer than 25 students per class. You'll have access to a transition coach to help you with your future plans. In-person and online options are offered in five community locations. All services are confidential.

Enroll today! Start your journey toward tomorrow's success.

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