NEO Adult Education
High school classes during the day or late afternoon are available for any Indiana resident who has completed the 8th grade. There is no age limit for our high school students and every student receives a fully accredited high school diploma. We have a licensed social worker, guidance counselor, and special education instructor as well as paraprofessionals and other support team members. There is no tuition! Textbook and lunch assistance is available to those who qualify. Students must be an Indiana resident. Enrollment is ongoing. More information at www.neoadulted.org/newvistas
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(219) 850-4448
Communities in Schools of Lake County
Referral must come from designated staff at CIS-affiliated school.
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(219) 378-9114
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(219) 398-9118
Porter County Education Services Division of Career & Technical Education
We provide opportunities for 11th and 12th grade students in Career and Technical Education (CTE), with classes open to students attending any public high school in Porter County (plus Hobart High School).
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(219) 531-3170
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(219) 531-3173
Starke County Initiative for Lifelong Learning - SCILL
SCILL changes lives, one person at a time. Whether seeking to start a new career, to obtain a better job, or to help make your workplace more productive, SCILL has the necessary training for you.
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(574) 772-8001
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(574) 772-0569
Porter County Education Services
Special Education Learning Facility with programming provided through interagency agreements with Porter County school districts.
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(219) 464-9607
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(219) 462-0867
Ask Rose
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology’s AskRose Homework Help is a free math and science tutoring service for Indiana students and other students in grades 6-12. Students can call 877-ASK-ROSE, email, or chat live with a friendly tutor to work through and better understand homework assignments. Click on the website for more details.
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877-275-7673
Mental Health America of NWI
I'm Thumbody Special helps elementary students develop life skills to make decisions, resolve conflicts, and cope with challenges. This program encourages children to see differences as valuable and promotes respect for self and others to reduce bullying. SERVES: Elementary Students/School Systems CONTACT: Mental Health America of Northwest Indiana (219) 937-7733, x.200 or email vrainwater@mhanwi.org
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(219) 937-7733 228
Communities in Schools of Lake County
Programming in math, freshmen preparation, and life skills
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(219) 378-9114
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(219) 398-9118
Mental Health America of NWI
Ready To Soar is a school-readiness program for incoming Kindergarten children, parents, and schools that provides developmental screenings, individualized parent consultations, and workshops both at-home and in-school (in-person or online). SERVES: Parents and children ages 3-5 preparing to enter Kindergarten; preschools/school systems CONTACT: Mental Health America of Northwest Indiana (219) 937-7733, x.200 or email msmith@mhanwi.org
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(219) 937-7733 228
Gary Community School Corporation
One in six Gary Community School Corporation students has a disability. To help every child succeed, our Special Populations Department focuses on academic outcomes, aspirations for our students and regulatory compliance. Today, we are providing our students with more stability and continuity, new opportunities for inclusion and higher-quality programs that are aligned with district efforts to help all our students reach a high standard. Gary Community School Corporation provides a continuum of services for students with disabilities, age 2 to 21 inclusive, who are found eligible to receive special education services. Special education services are provided in the least restrictive environment in the neighborhood school to the maximum extent appropriate for children with disabilities so they may be educated with children who are not disabled. City-wide special education services are provided in specific situations when the nature or severity of the disability is such that education in general education classes with the use of supplementary aids and services cannot be achieved satisfactorily.
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(219) 881-5404
Baylor Youth Foundation
The Baylor Youth Foundation takes a comprehensive three tier approach to assisting youth navigate through academic stages by participation in the athletic program through pre-college preparation activities to college support programs
Starke County Youth Club
This session provides a quiet, focused environment in which to complete assigned tasks. Students who do not have day-school assigned work may also choose from a variety of good habit forming activities: reading, writing and supplemental education activities. Trained staff members assist children with homework. Club provides plenty of positive role models who assist with homework questions, and encourage reading for pleasure and an increase in overall literacy.
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(574) 772-1665
Positive Approach to Teen Health (PATH)
Marshall-Starke Dev Center Inc
Through a partnership with Ivy Tech College and the North Central Career and Technical Training Cooperative, students from nine areas schools receive in-class instruction in our classrooms along with field experience. Upon successfully completing the two-year program, the students earn 12 transferrable college credits and Child Development Associate credentials
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(574) 936-9400
Gary Community Partnership
Leadership Training - Youth who participate are groomed into leadership roles preparing them for growth and development personally and professionally. **Money Management - Youth experience a six week training period that will engage them in investment decision making opportunity that will have real life benefit or even consequences to their financial freedom. Upon completion they are offered an opportunity to participate in our three year $2Dubs Program [pronounced Dollars to Dubs] where they can invest up to 10% of their earned revenue and receive a $1000 payout at programs end. Work Ethics Development - Professional success is a simple equation - Consistency + Skill Development = Long Term Success. Our mentors encourage youth to take pride in what they do in the community through the service they perform, and to be consistent in their participation. Over time, they will become more proficient at the task. When they practice this behavior and apply it in real life, they are destined to become successful in whatever they choose to do! Economic Empowerment - Youth have the opportunity to earn weekly stipends throughout the summer based on their level of participation https://www.garycommunitypartnership.com/program-overview.html#/