386-329-0536 Administrative Office
386-312- 4908 East Palatka Center
Putnam County School District
Putnam County, Florida

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Putnam County Adult Education Center
GED Testing Schedule for 2010 - 2011

Testing begins promptly at 8:15 AM and lasts until approximately 1:00 PM on each of the two days it takes to complete the entire test.

 2010 GED Testing Schedule

Registration begins promptly at 8:00 AM. Please allow two hours for registration.

REGISTRATION DATE	EXAM DATE
August 3	Aug. 10 and 11
September 14	Sep 21 and 22
October 12	Oct. 19 and 20
November 9	Nov. 16 and 17
January 11	January 18 and 19
February 8	Feb 15 and 16
March 1	Mar 8 and 9
April 5	Apr 12 and 13
May 3	May 10 and 11
June 1	Jun 7 and 8
August 2	Aug 9 amd 10
September 6	Sep 13 and 14
October 4	Oct 11 and 12
November 8	Nov 15 and 16

• To register for the GED exam, please bring:  Social Security Card and Florida Driver’s License or FL picture ID with a Putnam County address. 
• If you are under the age of 18, you must be enrolled in an adult education program and be recommended to take the GED test. 
• The cost of the full battery is $70.00 and should be paid by cash or money order payable to Putnam County School District. 
• No children allowed at registration or exam.
• No cell phones allowed. 

Pre-Registration begins promptly at 8:00 AM during the registration dates listed.  We will hand out numbers on a first come, first served basis in order to process each individual’s paperwork in an orderly fashion.  (Please line up outside the door in order of arrival.)  We will call you into the office by number, have you sign in and check all paperwork to confirm correct.  Those who have the proper documentation will be taken into the testing room at 9:00 AM to complete the registration process. 

We strive ...To meet the needs of students - To meet the needs of employers - To create a better-prepared work force for a high-tech global economy - To insure that all students earn a high school diploma and acquire skills necessary to continue their education beyond high school - To involve students in rigorous high school programs that connect to post-secondary study and lead to high skill and high wage careers.