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LEC registration procedures 2021-22Adult Education REGISTRATION 2021
For the 2021-22 school year Lawrence Education Center's registration will be every Tues., Weds., and Thurs., from 8:30-noon starting on August 10th However, there will be times when registration will be canceled so that staff may attend training or assist with field trips. Students must come to LEC to register. Please call 217-525-3233 for more information. If you are under 18, you must bring your parent or guardian to enroll in the adult education programs. 16 and 17 year old students must bring a permint to enter and a transcript from their home high school.
The TABE will be given during the registration process. The Student Serves staff will review the TABE results, deterimne program, provide info for career pathway decisions, and schedule your start day and time. Call 525-3233 for more information.
All douments may be faxed to 217-525-3090.
High School Equivalency Exam Prep/High School Credit Program
High School Equivalency Exam Prep (for the GED) High School Diploma Program (HSCR)
High School Equivalency (GED) classes at LEC
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LEC information for Graduates and Families
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LEC offers GED Preparation and Adult Diploma options
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LEC provides options
News Feb 25 Lawrence Education Center continues to enroll students. Programs available are GED preparation and Adult High School Diploma. Please call 217-525-3233 for more information
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Frank Lloyd Wright Library at LEC
The beautiful library designed by Frank Lloyd Wright located at Lawrence Education Center is closed at this time due to COVID.
onlineLEC information
For more information about the onlineLEC program Click Here! onlineLEC is an Alternative District Program offered at Lawrence Education Center. Students are referred to the program by their home high school.
Lawrence Education Center offers an Adult Diploma Program with high school credit courses leading to a Springfield District #186 diploma, along with High School Equivalency Exam prep, and Career Exploration courses. Students must turn 17 before May 1 in order to enroll in the HSE Exam prep courses.
Stephens Amendment
The Lawrence Education Center's educational program is 56% federally funded in the amount of $392,636. The program is funded by the Illinois Community College Board and the Land of Lincoln Workforce Alliance.
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