We are currently offering classes at five location across Ada County and on Zoom. Students can study English, GED, and Citizenship. To be added to our waitlist, please complete this form:
If you need assistance with the form or have questions, you can email tracyc@learninglabinc.org.
At Learning Lab, every student follows their own path. When you enroll, you’ll work one-on-one with a professional educator to create a personalized learning plan based on your goals. Then, trained volunteer tutors will work with you individually or in small groups using lessons designed by our educators. Whether you want to improve reading, writing, math, or English, prepare for the GED, or study for the U.S. Citizenship test, we’ll help you take the next step.
Students must be at least 18 years old to enroll.
Our English programs are designed around your goals—whether that’s communicating with neighbors, advancing at work, or preparing for important tests. We welcome students with any level of literacy in their first language. Together, educators and tutors will help you build confidence and skills to thrive in daily life.
We provide personalized support to help you prepare for the GED. Each student is paired with a volunteer tutor who will guide them through the curriculum at their own pace. To join the GED prep program, students must be reading at an 8th-grade level. If you are not quite there yet, you’ll start in our Pre-GED program to strengthen your reading and English skills so you’ll be ready to succeed.
If your goal is to become a U.S. citizen, we’ll help you prepare for both the interview and the test. Working with a tutor and educator, you’ll practice English and civics content, build confidence in speaking, and gain the tools you need to succeed.
Interested? Please email or call tracyc@learninglabinc.org or 208-617-3784.
At Learning Lab, parents and children learn side by side. While parents are focusing on their own education, their children are supported in early learning classrooms designed to nurture growth, confidence, and school readiness. Our Family Literacy program strengthens both generations at once—helping parents build skills for their own goals while giving children a strong foundation for school and life.
The program includes four key parts recognized by the National Center for Families Learning:
Adult Education: Parents work with educators and tutors to improve reading, writing, math, English, or prepare for the GED or U.S. Citizenship test.
Early Childhood Education: Children (birth through age five during the school year, and birth through age twelve in the summer) learn at the same time in literacy-rich classrooms that support early brain development, school readiness, and a love of learning.
Parent and Child Together (PACT) Time: Families practice learning activities side by side, building connections and confidence in supporting each other’s growth.
Parent Time: Parents come together to learn, share, and celebrate their role as caregivers. These sessions focus on building community, exploring child development, and supporting parents in creating nurturing home environments.
In addition, Learning Lab offers Family Nights and brings in community partners for workshops and presentations, providing resources and support for the entire family throughout the year.
Interested? Please email or call tracyc@learninglabinc.org or (208) 344-1335.
WE ARE ACCEPTING FORMS FOR INTERESTED STUDENTS TO BE ENROLLED IN FALL 2025 OR SPRING 2026.
Classes are TWO days a week
Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays
Classes are available morning, afternoon, or evening.
Classes are offered via Zoom (Adult) or In-Person.
Classes are offered at the following locations – email for more details.
Garden City
Boise Main Library
Cole & Ustick Library
Garfield Elementary
Deseret Industries (Fairview)
on Zoom
email tracyc@learninglabinc.org for enrollment information
