What You Need. What To Do. Where To Go. Save Yourself.
Empowering Education Through Entrepreneurship
Michael, a homeschool student, is learning real-life skills such as business ownership, financial literacy, customer service, and creative design. Every purchase supports hands-on education that teaches discipline, confidence, and leadership beyond the traditional classroom. Proceeds from each item help provide: • Educational curriculum and learning tools • Brand startup and production costs • Field trips and real-world experiences • Youth entrepreneurship training and mentorship By supporting Eternal Thrive, you are helping a young entrepreneur turn dreams into action while inspiring other youth to believe in their own potential.
Summer Fun Guide
Summer is more than a season — it’s an opportunity to explore, create memories, build community, and enjoy meaningful experiences with family and friends. This page was created to help you discover local events, entertainment, youth activities, and community resources that bring people together all summer long. From festivals and outdoor adventures to free family activities and local programs, our goal is to make it easier for you to stay connected, inspired, and active in the community.
Pantry to Plate
You don't need a full fridge or a fancy grocery store to eat well. We're going to show you how to cook real, nutritious meals using food bank ingredients, pantry staples, and a tight budget — because eating good shouldn't be a privilege.
Medical Literacy
At 18, the world expects you to suddenly know how doctors, hospitals, insurance, prescriptions, mental health, and emergencies work. Most people were never taught. We are starting the talk now.
IF YOU'VE DONE ALL YOU CAN
How to File in Your County: Wayne County Juvenile Division — Third Circuit Court 1025 E. Forest Ave, Detroit, MI 48207 (313) 224-5261 File a petition through the Wayne County Family Court. Ask specifically for an incorrigibility petition for a minor. Macomb County Macomb County Circuit Court — Family Division 40 N. Main St, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 (586) 469-5160 Contact the court clerk and request to file a petition for incorrigible minor. Oakland County Oakland County Circuit Court — Family Division 1200 N. Telegraph Rd, Pontiac, MI 48341 (248) 858-0344 File through Family Court. Ask for the juvenile incorrigibility process.
Don't Stop Get it! Get it!
We combine upbeat music, weighted hula hoops, and a whole lot of fun to help you build core strength, improve coordination, and shrink your waistline , without it feeling like "exercise." Weighted hoops are provided , just bring water, your favorite playlist mindset, and the will to keep going when the beat drops.
🎓 Finish High School FREE
It's NEVER too late to earn your High School Diploma or GED. Michigan has FREE Adult Education programs ready to help you.
Find a School Near Me GED & HiSET InformationWhy Finish High School?
💰 Earn More Money
People with a diploma or GED often qualify for higher-paying jobs.🎓 Go to College
Qualify for community college, universities and trade schools.👷 Better Careers
Construction, healthcare, CDL, apprenticeships, skilled trades and more.🏠 Build a Better Future
Improve opportunities for housing, promotions and financial stability.Michigan's FREE Adult Education Programs
- Adult High School Diploma
- GED Preparation
- HiSET Preparation
- Credit Recovery
- Career Coaching
- Computer Classes
- Reading & Math Support
- English (ESL)
- Job Placement Assistance
- College Readiness
Find a Program Near You
Michigan Adult Education Locator
Search hundreds of FREE adult education programs by ZIP Code or City.
Search NowGED & HiSET Information
Learn the difference between a GED and HiSET and how to register.
Learn MoreJob Corps (Ages 16-24)
FREE housing, meals, career training and diploma/GED opportunities.
Apply TodayHow To Get Started
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Find a school near you.2️⃣
Call and schedule an appointment.3️⃣
Bring your ID and any school transcripts if available.4️⃣
Complete orientation and begin classes.5️⃣
Graduate and celebrate your success!Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
Most Michigan Adult Education programs are FREE.
Am I too old?
No! Adults of all ages earn diplomas and GEDs every year.
Can I work while attending?
Yes. Many programs offer evening, weekend and online classes.
Can I go to college after earning my diploma or GED?
Absolutely. Community colleges, trade schools and many universities accept GEDs and adult high school diplomas.
