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Testimonials

NIST Cybersecurity Framework Bootcamp — The in-depth look into not only what the standards are, but how to apply them, was extremely helpful. I very much appreciate the practical examples that were given.

MSPL-900T00: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals — Instructor did an awesome job tying the material we were learning to real world scenarios and giving examples of how he has used in the real world.

Microsoft Excel 2019: Part 1 — The shortcuts that I learned; they will save me so much time in the future. I plan to apply this content to future spreadsheets I will create and/or modify.

CompTIA CySA+ Cybersecurity Analyst — Everything I learned had real-life examples of what I experience in my work field on a day-to-day basis.

AZ-040T00: Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell — Instructor took personal interest in what we were there for and kept an upbeat tone for each lesson. He was able to expound upon any question we asked.

Microsoft Office 365 Online (with Teams for the Desktop) — I knew nothing about 365. That has changed. Thank you!

Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine (SISE) — The class was great at teaching all the different parts of Cisco ISE and the labs were very helpful with setting up a new server and configuring.

NIST Cybersecurity Framework Foundation — Thanks to the Cybersecurity Foundation course, I feel confident in my ability to help assess the state of our current profile and to help implement changes to make our website safer.

NOTICE OF WEATHER CLOSURES

Please call the LRS weather hotline at 217.862.9500.
On questionable weather days, the voicemail is updated prior to 6:15 AM as to whether classes are running.

Class Hours

Classes start promptly at 8:30 a.m. and conclude by 4:30 p.m.

Microsoft Official Digital Curriculum

When taking a Microsoft^® Digital Curriculum course, please take a few minutes prior to the scheduled class date to set up your personal account. Click here for more information on Microsoft Official Digital Curriculum.

Virtual Training

Virtual Training allows students to participate in a traditional instructor-led class without needing to be in a classroom. Click here for more information on Virtual Training.

Lunch and Breaks

Students are given a one-hour lunch break, generally around 11:30am depending on course progress. There is an on-site cafeteria available to all students at the Springfield Education Center. The cafeteria offers a daily special in addition to a regular menu that includes sandwiches, soups, a salad bar, and beverages. A microwave and refrigerator are available at both the Springfield and Bloomington Education Centers for students who bring their lunch.

In addition to a lunch break, students can expect one morning and one afternoon break during a day-long course. Refreshments and beverages are available to students during their breaks.

Attire

Business casual attire is appropriate for all students attending classes at the LRS Education Services facilities.

Exam Vouchers

Students can purchase Microsoft Exam Vouchers directly from LRS when they schedule their exam.

Find Us

Springfield office location (view map)

Springfield food and lodging options

Attending classes at our facility

LRS provides training only to individuals sponsored by an employer (business, government agency, non-profit, etc.). Individual members of the public are not allowed to register directly with LRS for classes.

***NOTICE OF WEATHER CLOSURES***