1. Stefanie Bowie Director, Adult Education Wallace Community College
Presented by
Stefanie Bowie
Director, Adult Education
Wallace Community College
5565 Montgomery Hwy.
Dothan, AL

2. Adult Literacy
Basic Skills Development
GED Preparation
English as a Second Language
English Literacy/Civics

3. Enrolled 1187 students in
Provided 115,252 hours of instruction
74 Adult Education students achieved their GED

4. 16 locations throughout Barbour, Henry, and Houston Counties
29 classes
8 full-time employees
28 part-time instructors
1 part-time instructional
aide
Several literacy and GED volunteers

5. All classes are free of charge.
Instruction is self-paced and individualized.
Class times are assigned to meet individual scheduling needs.

6. GED Test examinees must register and pay online at www.ged.com or call
Credit and debit cards are acceptable forms of payment.
For any other questions examinees may contact
Lee Pearce
Director of GED Testing
(334)

7. The GED computerized test is administered at the following locations:
Dothan
Center for Economic and Workforce Development (CEWD Building, 2nd Floor)
Eufaula Sparks Campus
A Building
Correctional Facilities
Easterling and Ventress

8. The GED Test has FOUR sections:
Reasoning through Language Arts
Mathematical Reasoning
Science
Social Studies
The complete battery is $120
Each individual content area is $30

9. Our focus as a department is to
BRIDGE the GAP
between GED recipients seeking employment and employers and those wanting to enter postsecondary education

10. The Adult Education Leadership Team consists of the following staff members:
Karen Barefield – Site Coordinator (Sparks Campus)
Regina Crews – Adult Education Secretary
Wanda Davis – Data Clerk (Numbers Drive Funding)
Kelly Osmond – Career Coach (Liaison)
Jonathan Smith – Instructional Coordinator (Co-Pilot)
Lee Pearce – GED Testing Director

11. We encourage all students to consider postsecondary education
Each GED recipient receives one free class at any two-year college in Alabama.
We encourage all students to consider postsecondary education