Earning a high school equivalency diploma is the first step in continuing your education in college or post-secondary training and also prepares you for career advancement.

Any adult age 16 or older who is interested in earning their High School Equivalency Diploma may enroll in one of RVR's free Adult Basic Education programs in the following counties: Clark, Dearborn, Floyd, Franklin, Harrison, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, Scott, Switzerland and Washington counties. Classes are offered at various day and evening times and online instruction is also available.  Please see the Region 9 and Region 10 documents posted In the Resources and Links section of this page for class schedule information.

Classes are self-paced and taught by certified instructors to help achieve your goals. In class, you will:

• Learn at your own level and place.
• Receive personal instruction.
• Prepare for TASC test requirements in writing, reading, social studies, science, and mathematics.
• Improve communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

Call RVR's hotline at 855-591-7849 to learn more. Indianapolis/Marion County residents interested in High School Equivalency Diploma preparation classes should call RVR's Indianapolis office at 317-924-3222.

To be eligible for a On My Way Pre-K grant, families must meet the following requirements:

• Income Guidelines - 127% of the federal poverty guidelines or below based on last 30 days of income annualized.
• Must reside and attend a pre-k program in Jackson county.
• Child must be 4 years old, but not yet 5 years old on August 1, 2015

To be eligible for a On My Way Pre-K grant, families must meet the following requirements:

• Income Guidelines - 127% of the federal poverty guidelines or below based on last 30 days of income annualized.
• Must reside and attend a pre-k program in Jackson county.
• Child must be 4 years old, but not yet 5 years old on August 1, 2015