GECAC announced a new partnership with the Erie County Community College, where students can now take courses at the community college on their west side location. Classes at GECAC never slow down, especially when it comes to their GED programs. Beth Terp, the Program Manager for the Adult Education Programs at GECAC said, “Erie County has about 20,000 residents who are lacking a high school diploma or GED equivalent. Those are our most popular classes because there is such a need.”