The restructuring of adult education in California has become a vibrant focus of statewide, regional, and local conversations about student success. New conversations involving the community college and K-12 systems and changes to noncredit funding will open new curricular and organizational possibilities for many of our colleges. This presentation features Chancellor's Office representatives involved in AB 86 planning, and faculty and administrative voices involved in restructuring their district's adult education, noncredit, and credit programs as they discuss the implications of the changes to and possibilities for adult education and noncredit that our system is currently facing.