Student Spotlight: Gwendolyn Brown
Student Gwendolyn Brown with her driver’s license __________________________ Meet Gwendolyn Brown. Gwen has been working with AACLC for a few months now. When Gwen was sixteen, back in the day … Read more
Success Story: Hau Le and Tutor Suzy Donahue
Hau Le and tutor Suzy Donahue ____________________________ Hau Le immigrated from Vietnam two years ago and puts in long hours as a nail technician, often working seven days a week. … Read more
Welcome To Our New Tutors!
Fall Tutor Training Class of September 29, 2018 ______________________ Thirty new talented tutors were trained and matched with students on September 29th at our Fall 2018 Tutor Training! A big … Read more
It’s Almost Here! The 2018 Walk-A-Thon…
Literacy Lights The Way 5K Walk-A-Thon Saturday, October 13, 2018 Please celebrate family literacy with your friends, family, and leashed dogs on Saturday, October 13th at AACLC’s 3rd Annual Literacy Lights the … Read more
Student Spotlight: Lois Lawrence
Tutor Diana Campe and Lois Lawrence _______________________________ “Lois is a delight to tutor. She is very eager to learn and does her homework diligently. I have to persuade her not … Read more
Student Spotlight: LaToya Saunders
Tutor Susann Felton and LaToya Saunders ________________________________ “Excellent student, highly motivated, and a self-starter” are words AACLC tutor Susann Felton enthusiastically uses to describe her student LaToya Saunders. LaToya was … Read more
Director’s Message October 2018
Our Annual Walk-a-thon is less than 2 weeks away! Please join us on Saturday, October 13th to celebrate adult education and family literacy with your friends, family, and leashed dogs at … Read more
What Does Reading Do To Your Brain?
From PickTheBrain website Posted on August 7, 2018 by Thomas Lovecraft CLICK HERE for the whole story “Have you ever felt inspired after reading a masterful book? Have you ever felt like … Read more
Literacy: Key To Economic Growth
“The key to ensuring future U.S. economic growth is to bring traditionally marginalized or underemployed adults into the workforce.” Fourteen percent of adults in the United States struggle with low … Read more
Recent Student Progress Reports
Student progress comments: AACLC tutors submit volunteer hours and student progress reports each month. Here are some of the student progress comments received for the month of July: “Lois is a … Read more