Training Rescheduled!

The Follow-On training originally scheduled for Nov. 9, 2018 has been changed to Nov. 10, 2018 — same time, same place. CLICK HERE for details.

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Thank you!

We are so grateful for the help and participation of so many supporters of the Anne Arundel Literacy Council. Stay tuned for details about the Walk-A-Thon event that was held on October 13, 2018.

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Do you want to learn to read? Or help others learn to read?

Listen to this short interview with our Executive Director, Lisa Vernon, as she explains what our Literacy Council does and how you can use its services or volunteer:

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Reading Changes Lives

Over 70,000 adults in Anne Arundel County lack the literacy skills needed to obtain a GED. The AACLC — Anne Arundel County Literacy Council— is transforming lives through free, convenient, individualized literacy and ESL instruction for adults and out-of-school youth.

Readers become leaders

Reading is traveling

Reading enlarges your world

Reading takes you places

Reading is rebirth

Reading makes you smarter

Reading is a bridge

Reading is the great escape

Reading is freedom

Reading is light

Reading is learning

Reading gives you choices

Reading is exploration

Reading connects us

Reading is discovery

Free literacy and ESL instruction for all adults and out-of-school youth in Anne Arundel County.

Convenient meeting times and locations for both student and tutor

Individualized instruction from a trained tutor based on the student’s personal reading level, goals, and interests.

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WE’RE A TOP-RATED NONPROFIT
for the seventh consecutive year!

Volunteer. Donate. Review.

We have been honored with one of the first Top-Rated Awards of 2018 from GreatNonprofits! We appreciate all of your reviews! Click HERE to see our reviews or leave your own review. We’ve also been awarded the GuideStar Platinum Participation Seal, demonstrating our commitment to transparency.  As of early July, 2018, there are only 16 out of 4,141 nonprofits in Anne Arundel County who have reached the Platinum level, GuideStar’s fourth and highest level of transparency.