Student Spotlight: Ana
Ana and Tutor Rosemary Council Ana heard about the Literacy Council from her husband who is currently enrolled in the program. She wants to improve her English skills so she … Read more
Ana and Tutor Rosemary Council Ana heard about the Literacy Council from her husband who is currently enrolled in the program. She wants to improve her English skills so she … Read more
Deena Fujimoto’s math workshop on June 24th helped GED tutors understand the importance of using the TI 30 XS calculator* on a timed test. As Susann Felton confessed, “In all … Read more
Tutor Nancy Eakin and Minh Vien Minh Vien, who has been working with tutor Nancy Eakin since October of 2016, recently completed Laubach Way to Reading 2 and was presented … Read more
Anne Arundel Literacy Council volunteers generously and selflessly share their time, talents, and funds to improve adult literacy in our county. Thanks to their dedication, 223 adults and out-of-school youth … Read more
Great opportunity! Our next 2-day tutor training is scheduled for September 9 & 16 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church in Severna Park, and will include both Basic Literacy and English … Read more
Please grab your calendars and reserve Saturday, October 7th from 8:30 – 11 a.m. for our Second Annual Literacy Council Walkathon. “Literacy Lights the Way” is again the theme for the walkathon, which is open to … Read more
Left to right: Literacy Council Treasurer Megan Jackson, student Shirley Johnson, and tutor Bev Sumpter enjoying our 2016 Walk-a-thon The Anne Arundel County Literacy Council will hold its “Literacy Lights the Way” 5K … Read more
Thanks to Christine Harrison for telling us about an excellent tutor resource for students who need to take the Maryland Driver’s test. This website has several practice tests, including a … Read more
James Henry Arruda taught himself to read at 92 and wrote and published a book at 96. “I said, If he can do it, I’m gonna try.” It’s never too … Read more