Here we list all GED® (in New York: TASC) prep sites and testing centers in Elmira and neighboring area.
New York is using the TASC for the state’s HSE (High School Equivalency) testing program.
The HSE program offers people who quit high school before graduation the opportunity to earn an equivalent degree.
The TASC measures basic knowledge at a level that is expected of a graduating HS senior.
TASC testing occurs through five subtests in these subject areas: math, science, writing, reading, and social studies.
To sit for the TASC, you must show up at a state-approved testing center, there is NO online TASC testing option.
In New York, TASC testing is free but only state residents qualify.
Elmira GED (TASC) prep facilities
GED Requirements in New YorkGreater Southern Tier BOCES TASC Education
375 W Church Street – Elmira – NY 14901 – Phone: (607) 739.7684
Greater Southern Tier BOCES Bush Campus
459 Philo Road – Elmira – NY 14903 – Phone: (607) 739.7684
Catholic Charities of Chemung & Schuyler Counties
215 E Church Street – Elmira – NY 14901 – Phone: (607) 734.9784
Chemung County Jail TASC Program
203 William Street – Elmira – NY 14901 – Phone: (607) 737.2934
Not available to the public
Locations around Elmira (cities by alphabet)
New York State GED-TASC Practice TestCandor High School
2 Academy Street – Candor – NY 13743 – Phone: (607) 687.4020 (x 317)
Corning Community College (High School Equivalency Program)
1 Academic Drive – Corning – NY 14830 – Phone: (800) 358.7171
CSS Workforce New York
20 Denison Parkway West – Corning – NY 14830 – Phone: (607) 937.8337 (x 1103)
Wildwood Education Center (GST BOCES)
1126 Bald Hill Road – Hornell – NY 14843 – Phone: (607) 324.7880
The Achievement Center
10 Ridge Road – Horseheads – NY 14845 – Phone: (607) 739.3894
Workforce Development & Community Ed. (CCC – Airport Corporate Park)
360 Daniel Zenker Drive – Horseheads – NY 14845 – Phone: (607) 936.7397
Tompkins Learning Partners
124 West Buffalo St – Ithaca – NY 14850 – Phone: (607) 277.6442
See all Ithaca options here
Mansfield University (Family Literacy Program)
20 Straughn Drive – Mansfield – PA 16933 – Phone: (570) 662.4746
Trehab Workforce HSE Classes
14 S Main Street – Ste 202 – Mansfield – PA 16933 – Phone: (570) 662.8110
Tioga Workforce Center TASC Classes
1062 Rte 38 – Owego – NY 13827 – Ph: (607) 763.3638
Coopers Education Center (GST BOCES)
9579 Vocational Drive – Painted Post – NY 14870 – Phone: (607) 962.3175
Bradford County Action TASC Classes
500 William Street – Towanda – PA 18848 – Phone: (570) 265.4434
Bradford-Wyoming Counties Literacy Program (Bradford Co. Library)
RR 3 – Box 320 – Troy – PA 16947 – Phone: (570) 297.3375
First Presbyterian Church
459 Park Avenue – Waverly – NY 14892 – Phone: (607) 687.4020 (x 317)
Wellsboro Career Center HSE Instruction
56 Plaza Lane – Wellsboro – PA 16901 – Phone: (570) 724.1939
David Howe Library
155 North Main St – Wellsville – New York 14895 – Ph: (585) 593.3410
S. Tier Traveling Teachers TASC Instruction
79 1/2 North Main St – Wellsville – New York 14895 – Ph: (585) 593.5921
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New York Free TASC-GED Online ClassesElmira area testing sites
Greater Southern Tier BOCES
459 Philo Road – Elmira – NY 14903 – Phone: (607) 739.8170
Haverling High School (Bath CSD)
25 Ellas Avenue – Bath – NY 14810 – Phone: (607) 739-8170
Endicott Learning Center BOCES
23 Jackson Avenue – Endicott – NY 13760 – Phone: (607) 763.3638
TASC in New York State
New York said goodbye to the GED to introduce the TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion). The GED exam was becoming too pricey and is only offered on a computer. The TASC exam can be done both paper-based and on a computer. Check out also this page that has links to all GED-TASC programs in the U.S. More TASC information can be found here: TASC testing in New York.
In New York State, the TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion) replaced the GED exam for the state’s high school equivalency (HSE) testing. The TASC program is developed to help persons 19 years of age or older, who, for a number of reasons, never completed their regular high school education. The state picks up the tab for its residents’ HSE testing as one of only four states.
Around 40 million adults in America don’t have a high school diploma, and many of them hope that their ticket to a greater job or higher education is passing the GED (or in New York State the TASC) exam. Critics said the exam was too easy and could hardly be considered any longer the equivalent of a high school diploma.
The GED (originally created to help WWII veterans get good employment and into college) became the fallback opportunity for millions of high school drop-outs. New York State has replaced the GED with a new test, the TASC, in January 2014, and measuring high school equivalency has gained ground again.
