Mission Statement/Description
The Compensatory Education Development Program (CED) is designed specifically for adults who have been diagnosed as being mentally handicapped or adults functioning in an equivalent level resulting from a head or brain injury. The CED program consists of seven major curriculum areas that include: language, community living, math, consumer education, health, and vocational education. Additional modules also include: problem solving, computer instruction, leisure education, and self-advocacy.

Special Admission Requirements
Contact the CED coordinator to get information on class location. Students are then oriented and complete a program assessment. Based on the student's knowledge, skills, and abilities, an individualized curriculum plan is outlined and taught to the student. To be eligible to participate in a CED class, an individual must be 18 years of age or older.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the Compensatory Education Program?
The main focus of the CED program is to help the individual become as independent and self-directed as possible through acquiring basic and life skills needed to function successfully in daily living.

Is there a charge for CED classes?
No, the classes and materials are provided free of charge by the Basic Skills Program.