Lansing Promise

Congratulations to Lansing Promise Scholar Kobe Rochester on this incredible achievement! 🎉
Kobe, a graduate of Sexton High School, recently received his certificate of completion from Lansing Community College’s Mid-Michigan Police Academy 117th Class and was officially sworn in to begin serving with the Eaton County Sheriff's Office.
We are so proud to see Kobe pursuing a career dedicated to serving and protecting his community. His journey is a powerful example of how hard work, mentorship, and postsecondary education can create meaningful opportunities for Lansing students.
Congratulations also to Instructor Noel Garcia Jr. for the lasting impact he continues to make in the lives of students and future leaders!

As we celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week, I want to personally thank the incredible educators who dedicate themselves each day to supporting, encouraging, and inspiring our students.
Teachers are the foundation of strong communities. They help young people discover their potential, overcome challenges, and believe in futures they may not have imagined for themselves. The impact of a great teacher extends far beyond the classroom and can shape the direction of an entire life.
At Lansing Promise, we know our mission would not exist without teachers. Every student we celebrate, every scholarship accepted, and every postsecondary dream pursued is made possible in part because a teacher took the time to invest in a young person’s future.
To all the educators across Lansing and beyond: thank you for your passion, your patience, and your unwavering commitment to students. Your work changes lives, strengthens families, and helps build a brighter future for our entire community. 💜

— Jayme A. King
Executive Director, Lansing Promise