These posts include information and news of particular interest to our volunteers and tutors.
Literacy Council tutors Mary Austin and Evelyn Rubel Evelyn Rubel and Mary Austin are true unsung heroes, faithfully changing lives of inmates at the Ordnance Correctional Center (ORCC) through their literacy … Read more
Wow! AACLC is growing by leaps and bounds! More tutors, more students,more need for help in a number of areas! Most of the things that are needed only take short-term, time-limited, … Read more
Dr. Carol Tacket has been appointed Vice President of our Literacy Council’s Executive Board. Carol is a strong supporter of the Literacy Council and has tutored three students over the past two years. She is … Read more
Thirty-six talented volunteers completed our two-day tutor training on October 11th and 18th. Trainers Deborah Stoeckle, Jill Mischo and Al Odierno were assisted by tutors Maggy Cullman, Harry DeLong, Suzy Ochs, … Read more
There are many ways to get involved with this mission besides tutoring. One specific need: All the Anne Arundel County Senior Centers are interested in having us do a presentation … Read more
Tutor Chelsea Caspar and Harvey Harvey, who lives with his wife in Davidsonville, has struggled with reading throughout his life. He had to leave school at age 15 to work … Read more
Juan and tutor Harry DeLong Juan has passed the test to be accepted in the pre-GED course at the community college! His score was 226 compared to his previous score … Read more
Twelve tutors attended the September 6th pizza party at Katie Williams’s home. Tutor trainer Deborah Stoeckle coordinated the event, which allowed tutors to get to know one another while exchanging … Read more
Above: Della and Ray Glenn with County Councilman Jerry Walker The Southern Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce gave its annual Gene Hall Award to AACLC tutor Della Glenn and her … Read more
Anne Arundel County native Ada is tenaciously focused on obtaining her GED by the end of this year. Ada completed her reading assessment in July, and we were paired up … Read more