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ScrabbleMania for Literacy was held virtually in partnership with SureLocked In Escape Games and the silent auction was held online.

a manufacturing employer, ProList, Inc., joined the Workplace Literacy Program

Adult learners, volunteers, and Board and community members gathered virtually on December 10th to celebrate the publication of the 3rd edition of the Literacy Council’s inspiring literary magazine, Reflections:  Voices of English Learners featuring stories written by our students. Learn more

Our 7th annual Celebration of Achievements, held virtually, is a tribute to the remarkable achievements of our adult learners this year.  Despite COVID-19 restrictions, our students remained dedicated to their goals of learning, continuing their classes and tutoring remotely after our programs went online in March! Learn more

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the office shut down on March 16 for many months. By April classes and tutoring had resumed on virtual platforms, and by September tutors were being trained on Zoom. Staff and volunteer coordinators worked remotely. Student intakes and assessments were conducted remotely, and learning materials were set up for curbside...

The Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington selected the Literacy Council of Frederick County to be part of its Class of 2019-20. The Literacy Council underwent a rigorous review by a team of experts, and met the Catalogue’s high standards. The Catalogue believes in the power of small nonprofits to spark big change. And they believe...

A new Workplace English class has been added for the Hospitality industry. Workplace English instructors visit local job sites to teach the English skills that non-native English speaking employees need to know.

The Literacy Council’s new Giving Societies were announced by Board member Ric Adams at the Celebration of Achievements held on May 12, 2015. These Giving Societies will recognize businesses, foundations and individuals who step forward as philanthropic leaders to advance the mission of helping adults to achieve personal goals and integrate more fully into the...

The Literacy Council continues to increase its staff to better serve our community. A Program Manager has been hired to oversee our Basic Literacy and English as a Second Language programs, which have been designed to help adult learners become more successful, productive and involved members of our community.

Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner proclaimed June 11, 2018 “Literacy Council of Frederick County Day,” to thank the Literacy Council for 55 years of service to the community. Ms.Gardner stated, “On behalf of the citizens of Frederick County, I join the Literacy Council in celebrating 55 years of providing educational services to adult learners and...