Adult Basic Literacy

The lack of basic literacy skills has proven to contribute to lower paying jobs, crime, lack of civic and community involvement, and low self-esteem.

Our Basic Literacy program caters to students with low literacy skills in:

• Reading
• Writing
• Math

This curriculum is a student-centered program that caters to adults. Our program includes a variety of levels, from reading and writing for beginners to GED test prep.

For more information about this program please contact Carolyn, Basic Education Coordinator, at (262) 977-2879.

English Language Learner (ELL)

Communicating in the English language is essential for success in the United States. We have designed an ELL program to assist adults in speaking, understanding, reading, and writing English.

ELL students come to the RLC seeking to improve their English at work, communicate better in the schools of their children, and be better advocates for themselves in the community.

In addition to tutoring, ELL students can participate in additional conversation or computer classes. Eligible students may choose to take the Citizenship class, offered 3-4x a year.

For more information about this program please contact Viviana our ELL Coordinator, at (262) 977-2874 or email her at vfeil@racineliteracy.com

Here at the Racine Literacy Council we offer an array of literacy classes!

All additional programs currently scheduled include:

• 5.09 High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED)
• GED/HSED Prep classes
• Written Driver's License test tutoring,
  • For more information please contact Alma, Drivers Education Asst. Coordinator, at (262) 977- 2875
• Health Literacy
• Financial Literacy
• Microsoft Office for Beginners (Excel, Word, Powerpoint)
• Basic Computer Literacy