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Lone Star College Academy for Lifelong Learning program helps adults 50-plus stay active
Summary by Willis Editorial Desk · Based on reporting from Lake Conroe
· July 24, 2026
· 2 min read
Founded over 20 years ago, the Lone Star College Academy for Lifelong Learning program offers free and low-cost classes, events and activities for adults age 50 and older taught by volunteer teachers. Amy Duval, coordinator of the program at the Cy-Fair campus, said the program offers a $25 annual m
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Key takeaway About the program Founded at the Montgomery campus in 2000, Duval said other campuses soon followed and began offering the Academy for Lifelong Learning program at the Cy-Fair, Kingwood and North Harris campuses in 2004.
Why this matters in Willis
For residents of Willis, the Lone Star College Academy for Lifelong Learning program offers a valuable resource for staying engaged and active in retirement. With the program available at several nearby campuses, including Montgomery and University Park, seniors in the area can easily access a wide range of classes and activities. The program's focus on community connection is particularly relevant in a city like Willis, where many residents may be looking to replace the social interactions they had in the workplace after retiring. By providing a low-cost and convenient way for seniors to meet new people and pursue their interests, the Academy for Lifelong Learning program helps to support the health and wellbeing of older adults in the community, which is especially important given the potential isolation that can come with living in a suburban area like Willis.
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Published: July 24, 2026 ·
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