Survey: K-12 Adult School Credential - Keep, Change, Throw Away

The LAO - the Legislative Analyst Office - has recommended getting rid of the K-12 Adult School credential.  (Read more here.)

Please take this survey to share your own opinion and ideas on this topic.

The survey will be closed at the end of April and results will be shared here on the Adult Education Matters blog.


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