Adult Education
It's Never Too Late to Dream Big
Whether you’re pursuing your GED or looking to improve your English language skills we can help!
At the Lansing School District, we believe it is never too late to DREAM BIG. That is why we are offering more opportunities than ever for adult learners to advance their education and position in life.
With GED, High School Diploma, English as a Second Language, Career Pathways, and Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth Program options - the Lansing School District has something for every learner at every age.
To enroll, please fill out the Adult Education Enrollment Form.
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GED Program
Now is the chance to gain the necessary academic skills to have more options in the near future. A General Education Development (GED) diploma demonstrates you have achieved high school level academic skills. A GED allows you to continue an academic career in colleges, universities, and trade skills certifications, as well as more job opportunities. In our program, you can learn at your own pace and study as your schedule allows.
We are also an approved GED testing site!
Dr. Eva L. Evans Welcome Center (517) 755-4040
2400 Pattengill Ave., Lansing, MI 48910
To enroll, please fill out the Adult Education Enrollment Form.
High School Diploma
The High School Diploma track is a way for students to return and officially get their high school diploma. It is made for those who have aged out of the K-12 system or stopped attending high school, and only have a few credits needed to graduate.
Like the GED program, you will receive individual guidance while studying at your own speed.
Dr. Eva L. Evans Welcome Center
2400 Pattengill Ave. Lansing, MI 48910
To enroll, please fill out the Adult Education Enrollment Form.
English Language Skills Class Information
It’s never too late to learn English!
- FREE classes for all levels
- Morning, afternoon, and evening classes
- Preparation for
- Job opportunities
- High school completion certificate
- College readiness
To enroll, please fill out the Adult Education Enrollment Form.
Career Pathways Program*
*Services are only available to students enrolled in the Adult Education Program.
The Lansing School District Adult Career Pathways Program is for individuals interested in pursuing a career or to advance from an entry level job into a career that will satisfy their personal and professional goals. A specialist will identify students’ educational background and work experience as well as primary obstacles that stand in their way to attain a degree and/or the career they are interested in. Additionally, the specialist will collaborate with employers to attain better employment opportunities for those enrolled in the program.
The following job training programs are offered each semester for enrolled students who meet the program qualifications: Community Interpreter Certification, Certified Nurse Aide, and Classroom Paraprofessional Certification.
Pathway Options
Leslie Wertz, Pathway to Options Specialist
leslie.wertz@lansingschools.net
517-755-4160
Dr. Eva L. Evans Welcome Center
2400 Pattengill Ave. Lansing, MI 48910
Adult Education
Dr. Eva L. Evans Welcome Center
2400 Pattengill Ave.
Lansing, MI 48910
Enrollment
Jan Hobbs, Program Coordinator
jan.hobbs@lansingschools.net
517-755-4040
Director
Nicole Namy, Director of Special Populations
nicole.namy@lansingschools.net
517-755-2945
Sergio Keck, Deputy Superintendent of Special Populations
sergio.keck@lansingschools.net
517-755-2946
