Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) is a federally-funded, statewide grant in Wyoming that provides services to 2,000 seventh through twelfth grade, income-eligible students each year.

Deaf Intervention Services, LLC, offers a variety of options in supporting full communication access for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals of all ages within Wyoming and beyond, including services, consultations, and referrals. Examples of this would be as follows: sign language interpreters, tutors, oral intervention, sign language programs.

Learn and Grow is an EXCITING, fast-paced enrichment program serving elementary kids in Gillette. Kids will participate in a variety of activities including field trips to the Adventuarium, library, Rec Center, and parks. They will have a chance to create works of art to take home, learn games and sports and play with their friends. With a limited number of kids in each session, your child will have the time of their life! Snacks, recreation fees, and all supplies provided.

Strausner Hall, Room 221 Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs — GEAR UP, for short — is a statewide program that serves 2,000 seventh through 12th grade income-eligible students every year. Wyoming’s seven community colleges provide services to these students and encourage them to not only complete high school, but to enter and succeed at a post secondary institution. The GEAR UP Wyoming program also supports students through their first year of college.

Tutors are available free of charge for all LCCC students enrolled in one credit hour or more. Tutoring is available seven days a week – mornings, afternoons and evenings. Tutoring is available in many subjects from Anatomy to Chemistry, from Math to Psychology, and much more.