GED Classes in Westchester are offered by

1) Educational Opportunity Center of Westchester (EOC) 26 South Broadway, Yonkers

There are 3 levels of GED classes offered at this location. You will take a TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education) to determine the level where you will begin.

This program is free. Call (914) 606-7621 for more information.

2) Peekskill Youth Bureau 829 Main Street, Peekskill

Free tutoring available on a drop-in basis on Monday and Thursday mornings from 9 am – noon.

Call 914-734-8418 for more information.

3) Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES several locations

Classes are 4 – 6 hours per week and are offered in Ossining, Peekskill and Yorktown. Students must be 18 years or older. There is a registration fee of $30.00

Call (914) 248-2416 for more information.

4) Mount Vernon Adult Education Program St. Ursula School, 183 Rich Avenue, Mt Vernon

Morning and evening sessions that meet 4 times per week. Classes are free.

Call (914) 358-2441 for more information.

5) Southern Westchester BOCES several locations

Classes are 4-6 hours per week and are given in these locations: 1) New Rochelle (914) 937-3829 or (914) 524-92142) Sleepy Hollow (914) 332-1686 or (914) 524-92143) Port Chester ((914) 524-92144) Bronxville (914) 937-4521 or (914) 524-92145) Mamaroneck (914) 524-92146) Elmsford (914) 592-0849 or (914) 524-92147) White Plains ((914) 524-9214

Students must be 18 years or older. There is a registration fee of $25.00

6) Yonkers Public Schools- Vive School - Yonkers Pathways to Success 75 Riverdale Ave, Yonkers

There are different opportunities to get a GED or hight school diploma at this location:

• GED and pre-GED classes are offered Monday through Thursday mornings and evenings. Call (914)-376-8600 for more information.

• There is a Drop-In-High School Diploma Program that is geared to those students who are 16 years of age or older. Call Rhonda Ehrlich at (914) 376-8602 for more information.

• The External Degree Program (EDP) provides adults 21 years of age and older with the opportunity to demonstrate their competencies by means of a system that assesses both generalized and individual skills. Candidates are required to complete assignments at home and meet with an assessor for a two hour review session once a week. Successful completion of the program leads to a regular high school diploma.