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McMinn County Adult
and Family Foundation a part of the MCEF |
The Tennessee Adult Education District 4 TCAT Athens is located at 199 Clark Street, Athens, TN.
The phone number is (423) 745-5111
Classes are free and when students qualify, their test is also free.
Childcare is now being offered free at the YMCA on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings for adult education students.
If a student needs to retake any part of the test, the MCEF will give them a voucher to pay for it. Individuals who are interested in earning their diplomas can call the office to set up a time for orientation.
Beginning in December 2018, the YMCA through cooperation with the MCEF is offering free childcare on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings who want to complete their HiSet degree. Students must go to the YMCA to register their children.
Our Facebook and state office's links are below.
The phone number is (423) 745-5111
Classes are free and when students qualify, their test is also free.
Childcare is now being offered free at the YMCA on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings for adult education students.
If a student needs to retake any part of the test, the MCEF will give them a voucher to pay for it. Individuals who are interested in earning their diplomas can call the office to set up a time for orientation.
Beginning in December 2018, the YMCA through cooperation with the MCEF is offering free childcare on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings who want to complete their HiSet degree. Students must go to the YMCA to register their children.
Our Facebook and state office's links are below.
Several years ago the McMinn County Education Foundation and the McMinn County Adult and Family Foundation merged. The MCEF took over the work of the MCA&FF including: keeping the center open two extra days a week with the funds provided through the partnership with the United Way of McMinn and Meigs Counties, paying for a custodian, who is a client from Tri-Counties, and cleaning supplies, helping with vouchers for students to take their tests, graduation needs, paying the phone bill, and other things that help the program run smoothly. Pictured below are two groups of graduates and current classes from the program at the McMinn County Justice Center thanks to the volunteer work of Bug Cooley and Jack Stout. There are also photos from the Clark Street site of students and teachers in action as they are daily.
