To provide one-on-one literacy instruction for adults. Also English as a second language.

Provides instructional services to Charlottesville, Albemarle County and other Central Virginia residents whose academic skills are below the 12th grade level. Services help adults improve their basic skills, prepare for the GED exam, learn English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), and learn together with their children. General Adult Education (GAE) provides instructional services to Charlottesville, Albemarle County and other Central Virginia residents who are working toward a high school diploma. Evening high school classes are offered to these students. ACCESSIBILITY: Fully accessible to persons with disabilities.

The Migrant Program is especially designed to provide continuity in the child's education. The program is held for six weeks during the summer and provides essential learning skills, food, and medical care for the children of migrant workers. Sessions of arts, crafts, and vocational instruction are offered, dependent upon funding. The children are given 3 meals a day as well as the opportunity to bathe and brush their teeth. There is a bilingual program for those students whose first language is Spanish or French Creole (Haitian).

Provides comprehensive adult educational services for students over the age of 18. Programs are designed to teach the needs of the high school drop out, the displaced worker, and the non-English speaking adult. Classes are offered in Adult Basic Education/Pre-GED, General Education Development, English for Speakers of Other Languages, and Community Education.

The Refugee Resettlement program welcomes refugees, empowering people escaping persecution to begin new lives with dignity through early self-sufficiency. CCC strives to help these newcomers as they transition into our society while also fostering a community climate of acceptance for persons of different cultures. Services include orientation, employment, case management, English as a Second Language classes, school liaison services, medical liaison services and housing.

The Life Enrichment Center (LEC) is a non-profit organization providing literacy tutoring and other life-giving initiatives for elementary students from Title I Schools across Virginia. Students reading below their grade level receive literacy-based computer lessons. Tutors are matched with one student, one hour a week, for the academic year. For Children K-2nd grade

Offers a variety of adult educational opportunities/programs to non-residents and residents of Chesapeake. Program includes adult basic education, English as a second language, adult continuing education, and individual student alternative education.

Provides free instruction for adults in reading, writing, math, basic computer skills, ESOL, and preparation for exams such as the GED and U.S. Citizenship test. Learners and volunteer tutors meet 1-3 hours per week at a public location (or remotely) at a mutually convenient time.

Individualized and small group instruction for foreign born adults. Open entry and exit. Students wishing to learn English may come at other times with prior arrangements with the teacher.

The Office of EL Programs and Services oversees and maintains services provided to ELs and immigrant youth in support of state and federal regulations. The main functions are to provide comprehensive registration services and ensure school-based programs that assist ELs to reach proficiency in English while meeting and exceeding state content standards.

Provides adults in the SAW area confidential one-to-one, small group, and/or online tutoring for adults in basic reading and writing. Serves both native and non-native speakers of English. All of the volunteer tutors are trained by the organization. Schedules are flexible.

Offers programs for adult residents of Hampton who wish to obtain their high school credential or build job skills.

The Community Services Program is a multicultural program promoting self-sufficiency and community belonging through neighborhood educational programs and services for newly arrived and low-income Arlington County residents.

Provides area adults with the educational opportunities needed to be successful workers, parents and community members. The Charlottesville City Schools Adult Education program believes that all adults are capable of learning and deserve a chance to further their education. We offer quality services at affordable cost to a diverse adult population. We offer classes in Basic Academic Skills, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESL-five levels), GED Prep, and Family Literacy classes to improve the ability of adults to meet their goals as parents, workers and community members. We also work with businesses to provide custom-designed classes for employees.

Teacher works with individuals to earn their GED.

Provides English as a Second Language instruction for non-English speaking adults. Classes offered at many locations throughout Northern Virginia, mornings and nights. Check website for class schedule.

The Children's Book Bank helps to ensure that all children have quality books in their home, have the pride of book ownership, and have opportunities to read and be read to. The Book Bank program supports school readiness and literacy development in children and enables community partners to better support our children through the gift of like-new books. Learn more at: https://www.childrensmuseumofrichmond.org/community/book-bank

Reach Out and Read (ROR) help integrate reading into pediatric practices, advise families about the importance of reading with their children, and share books that serve as a catalyst for healthy childhood development.

Provides supplemental educational services to the children, aged 3-21, of current and former migrant farm workers and highly mobile agricultural laborers. Services offered are assistance enrolling in school, mentoring and tutoring support and arrangements, including transportation and Spanish/English interpretation, for appointments that directly affect a child's education or well-being. The Shenandoah Valley Migrant Education Program (MEP) serves the public school systems in the cities of Harrisonburg and Winchester and the counties of Clarke, Frederick, Fauquier, Loudoun, Page, Prince William, Rappahannock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Warren. Our team includes 5 year-round, bilingual (Spanish/English) Migrant Student Advocates, several work-study student employees and over 20 trained volunteer tutors.

An adult education center that provides classes and tutoring to adult learners seeking to improve basic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. Additional classes: computer, GED prep, English for speakers of other languages, and weekly job seeker workshops. All services are fee free and confidential.

Offers instruction to adults in earning their GED, teaching English as a second Language (ESL), and/or offering Adult Basic Education classes (ABE). ACCREDITED BY: Virginia State Board of Education, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Provides one-to-one tutoring at no cost for adults with low reading skills. Center is located in School Board Annex - 31 Baltimore Ave. Alternate sites available.

Adult Education Programs provide Latino families with tools to thrive and flourish. Programs offered are: ESL, also GED, Literacy and Citizenship classes in Spanish.

Provides training for adults by volunteers to increase reading and writing skills, and conversational English for non-English speaking adults. Basic computer literacy classes and GED preparation are also offered.

Provides software-based tutoring systems for literacy, English as a Second Language, and GED preparation.