36 earn GED through free FLCC program

Courses are offered in Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates counties.

Thirty-six students earned a general equivalency diploma (GED) over the last year through the free program at Finger Lakes Community College.

FLCC’s program allows students to work at their own pace with an instructor to prepare for the four exams necessary to earn a high school equivalency diploma. Students take in-person assessments in math and reading to gauge their skill levels.

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Details about FLCC’s GED and English as a Second Language programs are available at flcc.edu/abe, (585) 785-1431, or ged@flcc.edu. Classes are offered in Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, and Yates counties at FLCC locations, libraries and workforce development offices.

Graduates are listed below by county and town.

Monroe County

Rochester: Olivia Hartnagel

Ontario County

Undrethia Torres of Canandaigua, an FLCC general equivalency diploma graduate, gave remarks at the GED ceremony on June 11. Bloomfield: Meena Allen

Canandaigua: Lyric Dewey, Megan Bianchi, Sofia Reilly, Undrethia Torres

Farmington: Anthony Keese, Elizabeth Karalia

Geneva: Ashley Lopez, Gloria Marrero

Honeoye: Noah Hinton

Manchester: Deanna Pasquarelli

Naples: Tristan Smith

Shortsville: Albert Paro

Seneca County

Seneca Falls: Jon Robert Bond

Waterloo: Brady Egan, Joseph Zehr, Ky McDermott, LilyEthel Marie Mayer

Wayne County

Clyde: Sadie Lorrena, Samantha Livingston

Lyons: Hailey Simpson, Samantha Mastracy, Samantha Smith

Marion: Anthony Billings

Newark: Jeremy Taylor, Nasir Cotton

Palmyra: Elizabeth Friedman, Rocco Ross

Williamson: Cheyenne LaPoma

Wolcott: Rakim Watkins

Yates County

Bellona: Hannah McCarley

Penn Yan: Ava Vogt, Eden Fritz, Madisyn Richter

Out of state

Delaney Lucas, Spring Lake, Mich.