We continue to work hard to keep our learners and our team safe, connected, informed and engaged. As Lancaster and Lebanon Counties move ahead with plans to reopen, The Literacy & Learning Success Centers have laid out our plan in our Spring 2020 Newsletter. For details, please click here. Or, go to the News & Events page of our website and click “Read More” under “The Literacy & Learning Success Centers: Spring 2020 Newsletter”. See you soon!

Our Students

Who uses our Success Centers?

Our students are all adult learners looking to improve their literacy, math and problem solving skills. Here’s what some have to say:

Andy

I enjoyed my experience at The Literacy & Learning Success Center. Mike, my tutor, helped me pass the GED test and I now am a high school graduate. Everyone is helpful and friendly. Everyone made me feel welcome.

Gaby

I have done so much since I started taking classes at The Literacy & Learning Success Center. I improved my English, I got a full time job and now I am going to college to become a teacher. My teacher encouraged me, always reminding me that I can do this.

Our Success Centers are here to help you meet your goals. All it takes is three steps to get started.

Call us at 717-295-5523 to set up an appointment to get started.
The next step is to attend an information meeting and take a test so together, we can create a learning plan just for you.
Start your program.

News & Events

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Luis's Story English and Math got Luis on the road.

Luis came to The Literacy Council to improve his English language skills, attending a beginning ESL class while holding down a third shift job. Luis’ goal was to become a truck driver. The CareerLink offers a Commercial Driver’s License class in Spanish and English, and Luis needed bilingual instruction. To qualify for the training, Luis would need to pass a test that he failed on the first attempt. Luis needed to continue to work on his English, but he also needed to concentrate on math and vocabulary to pass the test. The Literacy Council teacher and Luis set up extra time to prepare him to retake the test that would allow him entry into the CDL class, and in January, Luis passed the entrance test. He improved his math skills 2 grade levels in just a few months. Today, he is enrolled in the bi-lingual CDL class at The Lebanon CareerLink, and he will soon graduate. He is doing well in class and is on his way to achieving his goal.

Volunteer SHARE your time. CHANGE lives.

Be a catalyst for amazing change in someone’s life. Teach them to read and write. You can make the difference between safety and peril, between employment and shelter living, fulfillment and despair. Learn more on our site and get in touch.