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Annual Meeting
August 12
7:00pm
6532 Adelphi Road
Hyattsville, MD
The purpose of the Annual Meeting is (1) to present officer and committee reports, (2) elect and/or ratify new members to the Board, and (3) present amended By-laws and proposed amendments to the voting membership. Tutor Training Workshops
September 15, 17, 22, 24, 26
6:00pm- 9:30pm
Oxon Hill, MD
Tutors must attend all sessions to complete training. Pre-registration, a completed tutor profile, and $30 book and registration fee must be received at least by September 10. Click here to register online.
Shop for a Cause
September 20
Macy's Locations The Literacy Council has teamed up with Macy's for its annual Shop for a Cause campaign. Purchase a shopping pass to receive exclusive in-store discounts and support a worthwhile charity at the same time! Tickets here.
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Contact Us
The Literacy Council of Prince George's
County, MD, Inc.
6532 Adelphi Road, Suite 101
Hyattsville, MD 20782
(301) 699-9770
(301) 699-9707 (Fax)
Monday - Thursday 9AM - 9PM
Friday 9AM - 2PM |
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At 71, Upper
Marlboro Mother Earns Diploma:
On a typical weekday afternoon, 71-year-old Frances
Yancey-Olaifa would be in a classroom surrounded by
pre-school and kindergarten students in an
after-care program at Riverdale Baptist Church. This
Thursday, however, the teacher's aide and
great-grandmother will be celebrating her earning a
high school diploma...
SB 203 Passes:
SB 203, which moves Maryland's Office of Adult
Education & Literacy Services from the Department of
Education to the Department of Labor, Licensing &
Regulation, passed. See how your
representatives voted.
Literacy Council
Volunteer Honored for Commitment: Four years
and 300 volunteer hours ago, Emercia Viray began
meeting her student -- a local Prince George's
County resident -- once a week in the Greenbelt
Library for one-on-one instruction in English
language...
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The Literacy Council
of Prince George's County, MD is a nonprofit
education community devoted to adult literacy and
lifelong learning. Its programs strengthen the
literacy skills necessary to gain personal,
parental, and economic empowerment; civic
responsibility; and technological proficiency. Our
comprehensive program includes the following: one-on-one tutoring, computer-assisted learning,
GED classes, Pre-GED classes, Basic Reading and
Literacy classes, ESOL classes and an External
Diploma Program. We are able to offer classes
and tutoring services without charge because of the
generous support of individual, organizational,
corporate and government funding. The Literacy Council
front desk is covered from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Monday
- Thursday and Friday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
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We invite you to support Literacy Council programs
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Literacy helper: $50 |
Literacy supporter: $100 |
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Literacy sponsor: $500 |
Literacy advocate: $1,000 |
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Literacy patron: $5,000 |
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