Blog : GED Graduate


Taking Back Control: Claude Green’s Story

Claude Green has spent nearly six decades doing what life required of him. He worked. He showed up. He provided. Born in 1957 and raised in Cleveland as the youngest of five children, Claude learned early what responsibility looked like. His mother was raising the family on her own, and
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Image from Finding Belonging, Finding Themselves: Jonni’s Story

Finding Belonging, Finding Themselves: Jonni’s Story

Jonni Murphy lights up the Seeds classroom. “Everybody likes seeing me when I come in,” they say. “I’ve made a couple of friends here—namely Denise, one of the Student Ambassadors. On my first day, she mistook me for a tutor, and now she gives me a big hug every time
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Grad Profile - Melissa Hill Nance

ALUMNI PROFILE: Melissa Hill-Nance

Haunted by a Childhood Memory At nearly 59 years old, Melissa Hill-Nance still hears the voice of her third-grade teacher—negativity haunting her for decades.  “I clearly remember I was in a pretty little ruffle dress, had my hair with ribbons,” she says. “That day, we had to write about what
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Graduate Keeva Long

Alumni Check-In: Her Second GED: Keeva Long

“I know loss,” 2021 graduate Keeva Long said. “I buried babies. I grew up in public housing. I have a felony.” But she overcame, and wants others to know that they can overcome, too. If those challenges weren’t enough, Keeva was shot three times, an uninvolved bystander in a drive-by-shooting
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SUCCESS! Texas Mom Passes GED®, Thanks Seeds

UPDATE 6/14/2022: Azalia wrote to us again: “Because of Seeds of Literacy and the GED program I have secured an awesome position working for TEXAS A&M University in the Department of Residence Life working as an Administrative Coordinator making 2 times more than what I was!   BLESS!!!!!! Looking forward
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