The Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education (MCAE) surveyed ABE program directors – including those at programs based in schools, community-based organizations, community colleges, and correctional facilities – to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting adult basic education (ABE) programs, staff, and students here in the Commonwealth.
Read MoreMCAE News for October 2020
Apple picking, leaf peeping and … remote learning? It’s officially autumn, even if things feel a bit different this year.
Read MoreTell Your Legislators that ABE Funding is a High Priority
Adults need an education and skills to be self-sufficient. Our economy needs skilled workers to move forward. As budget talks heat up, let’s keep ABE funding a high priority.
Read MoreGovernor Baker Proclaims Adult Education and Family Literacy Week in Massachusetts
Massachusetts celebrated National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week September 20-26, joining adult education programs and champions around the country in lifting up the great work of ABE programs and the successes of our students.
Read MoreMCAE News for September 2020
I hope you had a safe and enjoyable Labor Day weekend. Read on for adult education news and updates from around Massachusetts and beyond (and see our new newsletter format!).
Read MoreOnline Adult Ed Has Challenges, But You Can’t Beat the Commute
WBUR recently reported on the opportunities and challenges of online adult education classes.
Read MoreMCAE News for August 2020
MCAE is seeking your thoughts about teaching and learning during the pandemic.
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