Tutor Spotlight: Anita Ewing and her student Lachelle
When my third son went away to college, I decided to find some kind of volunteer work. I could not think of a more effective way to improve the common … Read more
When my third son went away to college, I decided to find some kind of volunteer work. I could not think of a more effective way to improve the common … Read more
On April 8th over 150 AACLC students, tutors, and volunteers attended our 2014 Social at Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church. Jerry Walker, our 7th District County Councilman spoke, as well as … Read more
Please thank the businesses and individuals listed below who generously contributed to our AACLC 2014 Social. The best way to thank the businesses is through your patronage. The best way … Read more
Here’s the latest in our list of recognitions: AACLC received the 2013 ConstantContact All Star Award for our newsletter. They give this award to the top 10% of their customers for … Read more
Thirty-six enthusiastic and talented volunteers completed our two-day tutor training on February 22nd and March 8th. Dixie Catlett, Phil Tawes, Jill Mischo, and Maggy Cullman were our trainers for Day 1, … Read more
Bob Caspar has served as our AACLC Board President since July 2012. Bob leads by example and his vision and enthusiasm for expanding our free adult literacy program in Anne … Read more
Mary Jane McCarthy has served as our recording secretary and AACLC board member since 2012, and has tutored several students as well–including her current student, Alfred. Mary Jane describes Alfred … Read more
Our annual Appreciation Event for tutors, students, and volunteers will feature wonderful food, door prizes, a motivational speaker, music, and more. It will be held at Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church in … Read more
February was a very productive month for the Literacy Council. Activities included tutor/student recruitment at the North County, Crofton, and Brooklyn Park libraries; a well attended math workshop led by Larry Smith:February … Read more
Above Photo taken by Zach Sparks: A former teacher, Davidsonville’s Jill Mischo (right) teaches adults like Deborah Bias (left) how to read and write at the Light House, a transitional housing … Read more