Our Mission:
We provide essential literacy learning opportunities through 1 on 1 and small group settings for adults to enrich their lives and ultimately the community we serve.
Our Programs
We empower adults through education in 1 on 1 settings, and in small groups
1 on 1 Settings
Adult Functional Literacy (AFL)
The basics of reading and writing; Building blocks of literacy
English as a Second Language (ESL)
The basics of spoken and written English language for non-native speakers
High School Equivalency Preparation(HSE)
High School graduation credentialing programs like GED and HISET
Digital Literacy
The basics of interacting with a computer and mobile devices
Small Group Settings
English as a Second Language (ESL)
The basics of spoken and written English language for non-native speakers
Digital Literacy
The basics of interacting with a computer and mobile devices
Adult Living
Core skills like personal finance, interacting with your community, and more
Workplace / Soft Skills
Education centered around enhancing employability
About The Literacy Council
The Literacy Council is dedicated to empowering adults through literacy, enriching lives within our community, and fostering a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Our commitment to education and personal growth is the foundation of our mission, aiming to unlock the potential in each person we serve.
Our vision is to be a warm, welcoming environment, serving as an educational hub that fosters a community among our expanding student and volunteer base. We will deliver personalized one-on-one and small group tutoring in English learning, basic literacy, high school equivalency preparation, digital literacy, and financial literacy. We will be recognized as advocates for both English Learner adults and those with low literacy, tailoring our outreach to parents and caregivers with an aim to uplift generational literacy. As a result, our expanding network of communities will become more vibrant, welcoming, and prosperous for all.
WHAT STUDENTS SAY
LITERACY BY THE NUMBERS
48 MILLION
…adults in the United States cannot read above a 3rd grade level
$1 BILLION
…in additional income for the Simpson, Logan, Allen, and Warren Co. area if all adults were brought to a 6th grade reading level
53% PROFICIENT
…adults in the U.S. cannot read above a 3rd grade level
