Adult Education

LBW Community College Adult Education Program

The Adult Education Program provides free adult education and literacy services to students seeking to improve their academic and life skills. Instructional methods are based on individual students needs and may include one-on-one tutoring, group instruction, and computer-based instructional programs. Day and evening classes are provided in a variety of locations and are designed to prepare students to:

• prepare to take the GED test

• prepare for post-secondary education

• obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and self-sufficiency

• obtain the educational skills necessary to become full partners in the educational development of their children

Adult Education Services:

• Academic Assessment

• Adult Basic Education

• GED preparation

• College Prep Classes

• WorkKeys/Career Readiness Certificate

• ESL

To enroll in adult education:

Participants must be 17 years of age or older and:

• have not earned a high school diploma or GED, or 

• have a high school diploma or GED and need review for post-secondary study, or

• for ESL students, cannot speak, read or write the English language

Classes are free of charge.

Day and evening classes are held in:

Andalusia	Janette Carroll	(334) 881-2267	jcarroll@lbwcc.edu
Florala	Diann McCurley	(334) 858-4100	dmccurley@lbwcc.edu
Greenville	Ronald Shanks	(334) 383-6720	rshanks@lbwcc.edu
Luverne	Mary Mitchell	(334) 335-2187	mmitchell@lbwcc.edu
	Jackie Sport, ESL	(334) 335-2187	jjs@lbwcc.edu
Opp	James McCurley	(334) 493-5310	jmccurley@lbwcc.edu
	Dr. Shannon Levitzke	(334) 493-5310	slevitzke@lbwcc.edu