"Closing the Literacy Gap" by Teaching English to Adult Learners

Category: SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Tony, a former Marine and software engineer from Venezuela, brings dedication and empathy to Project Light. Drawing on his own journey learning English, he inspires adult students with patience, cultural connection, and strategies that build confidence and language skills.
Michelle, a retired bookkeeper and manager, brings patience, creativity, and experience to Project Light’s beginner English classes. Her individualized approach and encouragement help adult learners gain confidence, embrace challenges, and succeed in building language skills for a brighter future.
Grace Golden brings 36 years of teaching experience to Project Light, where she empowers adults to learn English, gain confidence, and share their cultures. Her patient, encouraging style creates a welcoming classroom that inspires students to succeed.
Project Light’s 4th Annual Fundraiser "Bubbles, Beats, and Bites — A Kaleidoscope Experience" lit up the night with dazzling performances, heartfelt stories, auctions, and art. Guests celebrated 30 years of community impact while enjoying music, dance, and an unforgettable evening together.
Project Light Language School received a $30,000 grant from the Bishop-Parker Foundation during its 30th anniversary year. The funding supports new instructors, training, and classroom resources, helping over 400 adult learners build English, literacy, and employment skills.

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