The Clinton County Literacy Program focuses on early literacy learning by reading in the preschool and elementary schools. Volunteer tutors meet one-on-one with adults who need help with reading and writing. Parents and children – or more broadly – adults and children – learn together.

What does the program offer?

• One-on-one tutoring classes for adults who are learning English as a second language.
• Volunteers promoting learning by reading books to preschool classes.
• Tutors promoting reading to children through private sessions.
• Community reading days in the elementary schools where members of the community read books and talk to students about the importance of reading.
• Spanish classes for children in elementary school.
• Outreach summer reading programs.

For more information contact Rachel Milburn, Youth Services Manager.