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D.C. Literacy Blog
Posts tagged as:
adult literacy policy
Why WIA Matters
by
Jeff Carter
on
November 12, 2009
Announcements
20th Year of “A Feel for Books” Set to Begin October 13th
Children’s Books Needed for Reach Out and Read at Bread for the City
Literacy Policy Internships Available for Fall 2010!
Seeking ESL Teacher for Adults – Part-Time
Sign On to Help Improve DC’s TANF Program
D.C. LEARNs’ FY 2011 OSSE Budget Testimony
Literacy in the News
Congress Declares National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week 2010
GED programs attract inmates across region (Washington Post)
Blog
Member Spotlight: Reach Out and Read
Literacy is a Family Affair in the District
How We Advocated Against an Adult Education Cut and Won
How Many DC Residents are Illiterate?: A Simple Question with a Complex Answer
New Coalition Aims to Combat Poverty
Sign On to Help Improve DC’s TANF Program
DC Adult Education Funding Has Been Fully Restored
Our Classes Give Our Students a Voice
Our Adult Education Students Should Not Be Abandoned
Why Learning English Is Important
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