Student Spotlight: Zoey
May 07 2026
What does it take to go from nervous to ready? For Zoey, it started with one decision. Read how she earned her HSE and found her path to a future in baking.
Project Graduate
Your Path to a High School Equivalency Diploma
- Convenient class locations are available throughout Allen, Adams, and Wells Counties—so you can find a site that fits your life.
- Free transportation assistance is available at select locations.
Project Graduate is a free adult education program offered by The Literacy Alliance for students in Allen, Adams, and Wells Counties. This program helps adult learners prepare for the high school equivalency (HSE) test, opening doors to new opportunities in education and employment.
To get started, students attend an orientation, where they complete a skills assessment. The results help TLA teachers develop a personalized learning plan tailored to each student’s needs. Throughout the program, TLA staff and tutors provide guidance and support to keep students on track.
Ready to take the next step? Click the button below to get started.
Ready to take the next step?
GED® Testing Now Available at The Literacy Alliance
Need to finish high school? The Literacy Alliance is now an official GED® testing center, serving Allen, Wells, and Adams counties. Whether you’re looking to open new doors for work, college, or personal goals, we’re here to help you take that important next step by earning your high school equivalency diploma (HSE).
Because we’re a private site, we don’t appear on the official GED® locator—but we are fully authorized, and we’re right here in your community.
If you’d like to learn more, give us a call. We’ll walk you through your options and help you get started.
Call today: (260) 426-7323 to learn more about the testing center at TLA!
Volunteer Spotlight: Doug
Apr 28 2026
A TLA volunteer discovers that you don't have to be a teacher to change a child's relationship with reading.
Volunteer Spotlight: Carla
Mar 27 2026
Carla serves on the Board and tutors with Project Reads, experiencing The Literacy Alliance’s mission from both sides.