50th Anniversary Event June 22, 2016 at the Vermont State House

Annual Program Report Fiscal Year 2016

Dream - Believe - Learn - Achieve

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Central Vermont Adult Basic Education, Inc. Local Partnerships in Learning

Serving Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties

Central Vermont Adult Basic Education, Inc. is an organization of students, com-munity members and teachers in Washington, Orange, and Lamoille Counties committed to developing, evaluating and providing accessible literacy instruction for adults and teens in the belief that a literate person has the essential key for self-understanding and for full and active membership in the world. Our working strategy has two parts for the realization of full literacy: providing basic education instruction for students and involving the entire community in the encouragement of their efforts.

Organizational Purpose Statement

Students, volunteers, donors, staff and community partners gather in the House of Representatives Chamber at the Vermont State House to celebrate CVABE’s 50th Anniversary of service delivery.

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Contents

Organizational Purpose…………………………………………………………..2 Program Highlights from the Executive Director.……………………..4-5 Student Demographics…………………………………………………………...6 Volunteer Impact …………………………………………………………………...7-8 Donors…………………………………………………………………………………….9-11 Financials………………………………………………………………………………..12-13 Board and Staff……………………………………………………………………….14 Literacy Quotes……………………………………………………………………….15 Learning Center Locations……………………………………………………….Back Cover

Fiscal Year 2016 Annual Report

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Time passes so quickly. Fiscal Year 2016 was added to CVABE’s long, rich and stable 50 year history of providing basic literacy and the broader array of adult education services which create life changing opportunities for hundreds of central Vermont adults and teens. For those close to CVABE’s day-to-day operations it was not just a “typical” program year. The year was culminated by a grand anniversary celebration of 50 years of service delivery. We are so grateful for and proud of the publication Snapshots of History, authored by Mary Leahy, former long-time CVABE Executive Team mem-ber, which will serve as a critical archival document into our future. If you would like to receive a copy of our Snapshots document, please contact the CVABE main office. Another pivotal happening during the year was the completion of our five-year strategic plan update. As an organization we have accomplished a great deal on an annual basis over the past 50 years of provid-ing community-based adult education and literacy services throughout Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, yet we do not grow complacent. We have much work to do into the future. Following are the strategic plan goals approved by the CVABE Board of Directors: Goal I Increase the number of students to whom we provide accessible and effective adult education

and literacy services, with a special focus on Adult Basic Education (ABE) level students 25 years and older.

Goal II Ensure that adult learners with diverse needs are aware of and can access CVABE’s resources

to improve their lives. Goal III Strengthen CVABE’s long-term sustainability and grow organizational capacity to extend our

reach and impacts. Goal IV Prioritize and cultivate strategic partnerships to achieve our mission in an evolving social context. A slightly more descriptive summary of these strategic goals can be found on our web-site.

Year after year, we have the privilege of witnessing adult students strive to reach their full potential. By the end of Fiscal 2016, 431 students had

boldly pursued improving their lives through education and either met or made progress with their academic, career and life goals. Personalized instruction was provided to each of these students through the expertise and dedication of CVABE’s 20 member professional staff and cadre of 128 volunteers.

“Literacy is the road to human progress and the means through which every man, woman, and child can realize his or her full potential” Kofi Annan

Students and Volunteers

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Students’ individual accomplishments were many. Collectively those accomplishments included:

28% of students in the functional literacy program (with academic skills at or below the 8th grade level) increased their reading, writing, and/or math literacy skill levels to the high school readiness level.

61% of students with high school level skills and a goal to do so, earned a high school creden-tial.

53 students were immigrants or refugees. Of those English Language Learners, 36% improved their citizenship skills. 25% of those eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship this year, passed offi-cial exam and became U.S. Citizens.

42% of students with the goal to be active in their children’s education and literacy development met their goal. 42% of students with the goal to do so, improved their work readiness. 27% of students with the goal to obtain a job, got a new or better job. 49% of students with the goal to do so, retained their current jobs.

Our strong and vibrant volunteer ranks grew by 3%:

Volunteers donated a total of 5,553 service hours, an increase of 12% over the prior year.

54 (42%) new volunteers learned about our services and joined our ranks.

74 (58%) of the volunteers who worked with us in the prior year continued service in 2016. Every year CVABE students make remarkable progress and realize their education and life goals. Some of them stop attending before completing their goals, yet we always welcome them back when they are ready to resume their education pursuits. It is in partnership with our volunteers and community service partners (schools, libraries, businesses, social service agencies, and other non-profit organizations) that we provide education opportunities which empower our students to dream, believe, learn and achieve whatever they set out to do to improve their lives. Within the following pages of this annual report, you will find additional information about the students, the volunteers who worked in partnership with us, the donors who supported our efforts and the overall state of our finances during the period July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016. All of this is just a brief glimpse into the human stories of hard work, sacrifice, and generosity. CVABE’s gratitude to the individuals, groups, businesses, foundations, towns and city supporters is unlim-ited. Thank you for recognizing the needs of our students, for helping to direct the organization, and for ensur-ing the resources needed to deliver local, effective, and responsive services. Most importantly, thank you for your role in helping so many students to achieve their goals and reach their potential.

Carol Shults-Perkins Executive Director

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We know that our students learn best when the instruc-tion is responsive to their learning needs and interests

and when they feel respected and supported in their academic efforts. CVABE provides Adult Educa-tion and Literacy services to the 47 central Vermont towns and cities. Staff work through six strategi-cally located learning centers and reach out into the nearby service area. Community volunteers are recruited, trained, and supported by the organization’s professional staff to provide essential support and encouragement to their neighbors.

Central Vermont residents 16 and older in need of services are provided access to CVABE’s core programs:

* Basic Skills: Reading, Writing, Math, and Computer Literacy * English Language Learning and Preparation for U.S. Citizenship * High School Diploma and GED Programs * Career, Technical Training and College readiness

Student Service Location by County

Student Age Groups

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Working in partnership with the professional staff, 128 volunteers advanced the essential literacy work of CVABE.

CVABE’s two-part working strategy for the realization of full literacy - providing basic education in-struction for adults and teens and involving the entire community in the encouragement of their efforts - is extremely powerful. Lives change and improve. Our students improved their skills in reading, writing, math and computer literacy. Many obtained high school credentials, gained or improved employment, learned financial literacy skills, stopped the cycle of illiteracy in their families, rose out of poverty, achieved U.S. Citizenship, voted or registered to vote for the first time, and so much more.

Volunteers supported CVABE 431 students all along the way with their education pursuits. They donated a total of 5,553 service hours resulting in an in-kind service value of $199,155:

Instruction: 3,820 hours = $152,818 Board of Directors: 292 hours = $17,490 Office Support: 511 hours = $10,225 Travel: 556 hours = $8,339 Professional Development: 191 hours = $5,730 Other (includes community outreach, publicity, and organizational planning): 183 hours = $4,553

Students and Volunteers Together

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Garet Allen-Malley Gail Aloisio Marcie Andres James Askew Betsy Austin Heather Bailey Stephen Bailey Hedi Ballantyne Nancy Barbour Jennifer Bartlau Nancy Bennum Sandra Bettis Nathan Broersma Gina Brown Martha Brown Lisa Brucken Linda Bryan James Burger Brian Burgess Susan Calza Emel Cambel Kim Canavan Jeanne Cariati Jill Castelli Robin Castle Marge Christie Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Terri Clerico Shelley Cochran Tanner Coffin Barbara Cormier Dave Crosby Christina Currier

Judy Cyprian Carol Dawes Kathleen Daye Catherine Deyo Nancy Disenhaus Robert Elder Abigail Faulkner Ed Ferrari Priscilla Fox Steven Freihofner Cassandra Garland Catherine Gates Crystal Gaudet Jonathan Goddard Signe Goddard Mary K. Grace Cindy Hall April Hancy Roberta Harold Marvin Harrison Richard Hausman Mary Hays Joan Higgins Frances Hill Laura Jean Hoadley Jane Hobart Jennefer Jolls Madeleine Keville Warren Kitzmiller Anita Krauth Nick Landry Lulah Lavery

Sydney Lea Mary Leahy Molly Lefkowitz Christopher Leonard Ilene Levitt George Lewis David Luce Emily Marsh Jennie Martin Kasi McCarthy Winifred McCormick Elaine McIntyre James McQueston Anne Mixer Kimberly Moore-Merrill Steve Moran Nancy Motyka John Murray Rilla Murray Teresa Newton Karen Nicholson Penelope Nolte John Ordway Meg Page Leslie Parr Kathy Partsch Susan Pirie Nancy Pope Holly Poulin Molly Power Monique Priestley Wendy Rea Danis Regal Becca Reggio

Tina Ricker Therisa Rogers Susan Romans Wendy Ross Eva Schectman Dana Scott Joan Senecal Laura Siegel Robert Siegel Anne Smith Elizabeth Somaini Norma Spaulding Ann Spearing Gemmah Stone David Tartter Michael Thomas Joanne VanArsdell Ken Vandermark Jennifer Velander Mayumi Wagstaff-Blaise Marilyn Wallace Jeanne Ward Naomi Watker Susan Weber Tristram J. Weckerle Jane Willard Donna Williams Jonathan Williams Janet Wormser

We thank each of the 128 individuals named below who selflessly and generously gave of their time in support of CVABE’s students, their academic goals, and the promotion of literacy throughout the 47 communities of CVABE’s tri-county service area.

With our sincerest gratitude and deep appreciation for those who served as CVABE volunteers!

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS: July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016 CVABE is extremely grateful to the businesses, foundations, service clubs, and the voters of central Vermont’s

towns and cities for the support of our essential adult education literacy programs.

Plaques honoring the following contributors are on display at each of CVABE’s Learning Centers.

National Life Group and the National Life Group Foundation

Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation

City of Barre City of Montpelier Jane B. Cook 1983 CharitableTrust Dollar General Literacy Foundation The Donley Foundation The Lamson Howell Foundation Merchants Bank Adelard A. and Valeda Lea Roy

Foundation Town of Randolph

Green Mountain Fund David Greenewalt Charitable Trust KeyBank Foundation Mascoma Savings Bank NorthCountry Federal Credit Union People's United Bank Town of Barre Town of Bradford Town of Morristown Town of Stowe VtShares (State of Vermont Employees)

Ben & Jerry's Foundation Bond Auto Parts Concept 2 Alma Gibbs Donchian Foundation Lake Sunapee Bank Larsen Fund Mad River Valley Rotary Club Northfield Savings Bank Oakland Foundation Town of Berlin Town of Cabot Town of Calais

Town of Chelsea Town of Johnson Town of Middlesex Town of Moretown Town of Newbury Town of Northfield Town of Tunbridge Town of Waterbury Town of Williamstown Town of Wolcott Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company Vermont Mutual Insurance Co. Walmart Washington Electric Cooperative Wells River Savings Bank

Peter Backman & Annie Christopher Fund

Bisbee Pratt Fund Capitol Plaza Corp. Community National Bank Granite Hills Credit Union Rotary Club of Montpelier Rotary Club of Stowe Schultz-Blackwell Trust Stowe Mountain Resort Swenson Granite Company LLC Town of Cambridge Town of Corinth Town of East Montpelier Town of Eden Town of Hyde Park Town of Marshfield Town of Orange Town of Plainfield Town of Roxbury Town of Strafford Town of Thetford Town of Waitsfield Town of Warren Town of Washington Town of West Fairlee Town of Woodbury Unitarian Church of Montpelier

Green Mountain Power Knoxland Farm Inc. Rock of Ages Corporation The Frank and Brinna Sands Foundation Town of Elmore Town of Fairlee Union Bank

Aubuchon Hardware Barre Congregational Church Barre Rotary Club Camp Farwell, Ltd. The Canadian Club Century 21, Jack Associates Educational Advantage, LLC FM Global Foundation Hannaford Supermarket and Pharmacy Kiwanis Club of Barre Knights of Columbus Council #11457 H. A. Manosh, Corp. Manufacturing Solutions, Inc. Mutuo, Inc., Italian American Heritage Ormsby's Computer Store, Inc. Perry's Oil Service Town of Belvidere Town of Waterville True Colors Home Decorating, Inc. Valsangiacomo, Detora & McQuesten

Century 21/The Mill Stone Agency George & Koch Dental Associates Hutchins Roofing Co. Lajeunesse Construction, Inc. Shefali Batra Foundation Wells River Congregational Church

Women's Fellowship

Conneman & Associates, Inc. Harold & Associates

Central Vermont Adult Basic Education, Inc. Local Partnerships in Learning

Serving Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties

Emerald Benefactors: $10,000 & above

Gold Benefactors: $2,500 - $4,999

Silver Benefactors: $1,000 - $2,499

Bronze Benefactors: $500 - $999

Sponsors: $250 - $499

Patrons: $100 - $249

Supporters: $1 - $99

Gifts in Kind

Platinum Benefactors: $5,000- $9,999

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Central Vermont Adult Basic Education, Inc. Local Partnerships in Learning

Serving Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties

INDIVIDUAL DONORS: July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016 CVABE is also deeply grateful for the generous financial support of the following individuals.

Plaques honoring the following contributors are on display at each of CVABE’s Learning Centers.

20 Anonymous Contributors Dr. Michael and Marion Abajian Janice Pratt Abbiati Gary and Blanche Adamski Mary and Allen Alexander Ted Allen Thomas L. Allen Gail Aloisio Thomas J. Amidon, Esq. Sharon Anderson Marcie Andres and Larry Mandell Dawn Andrews Peter Anthony Hans Asoera Betsy Austin Don and Lela Avery Charles Barasch and Andrea Gould Robert Barasch Virginia Barlow Ann Barone William and Sen. Susan Bartlett Shirley Bate Suzanne Beaudin Carmen Beck Rhoda Bedell Marcia Bellas and Rick West Barry Bernstein Charlotte and Hal Bill Joanne Blakeman Peter W. Blodgett Stuart Blood Wendelyn Bolles and Edwin

Schmeckpeper Betsy Bourdon Heath and Mary Boyer Philip A. Branton Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Brault Rob and Holly Buck Rodney and Sandra Buck John Felt Buddington Douglas and Mary Burnham Joseph and Lucia Button Sarah and Charlie Calley Jim & Kim Canavan Paul Carnahan and Eve Jacobs-

Carnahan

Brad Caswell Marian Cawley Judith and Gene Cesari Dr. James and Andrea Chandler Susan Chiappetta Arthur and Joanne Chickering Daniel and Betsy M. Chodorkoff Ned Coffin James Conneman Tim and Jenny Copeland Paul Costello Annalill Crain Ana A. Cumming Judith Cyprian Peter Dale and Emily Jones Tony and Anne Dall Amy Davenport Carol Dawes Rusty DeWees Philip and Frances Dodd William Doelger and Linda Normandeau Denise Abbott Douglass Graham Dower and Sheila Cheston David and Claire Duke Nancy J. Dulac Jay Dunlap and Jennifer Loros Paul Dupre Jeffrey Dworkin and Cathy Metz Caroline Earle Robert Eleder David Ellenbogen Brett Engstrom and Betsy Brigham Hilari Farrington Abigail Faulkner and Hobart Guion Edward and Denise Ferrari Nicholas Ferron Joanne and Paul Fitzgerald Jeff Fothergill and Candace Beardsley Milt and Jan Fowler Priscilla Fox Ronald and Dolores Frascoia Patrick and Patsy French Erica Garfin Judy Geer and Dick Dreissigacker Dr. and Mrs. Mark George Charles and JoAnn Gibson Charlotte Gibson H. Allen Gilbert and Lila M. Richardson

Peter Gilbert and Cindy Char Jeff and Susan Goodell Mary Grace and James Calhoun Chris and Nancy Graff George Grove Katherine Gruber Cecilia and Gary Gulka William and Leslie Haines Charlotte Hanna and W. Scott Bassage Donald and Edith Harding Roberta Harold and Wayne Fawbush Marvin and Louise Harrison Alec Hastings Rick and Emmy Hausman Mary Hays and Stephen Long Julie Hendrickson and Thierry Guerlain Joan K. Higgins Peter and Mary Hood Charlie and Carol Hosford Natalie and Tom Hubbs Hope Hutchinson Paul and Peggy Irons Clifford W. Johnson Kathryn Jorgensen David and Wilma Kelley Larry Keyes and Martha Colyer Margaret K. Kidder Jan and Dick Kilburn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kinney Rep. Tony Klein Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Koenemann Scott Labun John L. Lague, Jr. and Susan Rousse Lague Julia and Dennis Landry Gregory and Catherine LaPointe Kevin and Melanie Lawrence A. Jordan Lea Creston Lea

Individual Contributors

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Erika Lea Jane Lea Sydney Lea and Robin Barone Mary H. Leahy Jack Learmonth Alan and Jane Lendway Michael and Sandra Levine George and Mary Anne Lewis Elizabeth Lord Steven and Claudia Mackenzie Betty F. Maguire Frances Mallary DeWitt and Vera Mallary Garet Allen-Malley and Wallace Malley Joyce Manchester Martha Manheim Anne Margolis Dick Marron Jennie and Russ Martin Winifred McCormick James and Ann McGarrell Agathe and Jim McQueston Marissa Meyer Irene Miller Sarah I. Miller George D. and Linda R. Milne R. John and Dorothy Mitchell William John Mitchell II Dr. and Mrs. Peter Monsen Melinda Murtaugh John and Hannah Narowski Jeffrey and Karen Nicholson Kate and Nicholas Nicolet Andrew Nuquist Randy and Storme Odell Jane Osgatharp Emma Ottolenghi Katherine Paterson Avram Patt and Amy Darley Carla R. Payne Barbara and Henry Payson Brooke Pearson Donna Petterssen Claude Phipps Edward and Susan Pirie Barbara Ploof Doris and George Plumb John and Janet Poeton Robert and Nancy Pope Carl Powden Marjorie Power Jim Powers Linda Prescott and Michael Katzenberg Michael and Joanne Priestley Helen and Jules Rabin Barbara Raives Michael and Nancy Read Betty W. Reid

Ellen P. Reid Susan Reid Janet Ressler Steve Ribolini Edward Richards Dan Richards Alban and Margaret Richey Susan Z. Ritz Sharon Rives and Paul Kendall Genie Robbins Susan and David Rogers Gale and Alan Rome Susan H. Roop Robert Rotondi Elizabeth Ruml Paul Sachs James Sadwith Alice L. Shaner-Simpson Michael and Nancy Sherman Carol Shults-Perkins David and Barbara Siegel Brenda Sirovich Scott and Mary Just Skinner Daniel and Tracey Smith Richard and Anne Smith Tamara S. Smith Kermit and Hazel Spaulding Ken Squier John and Anne Steel Dan and Jan Steinbauer Joan Stepenske and Robert Troester Chris and Mary Stone W. Stritzler Susan Sussman and Scudder Parker Fred and Diane Swan John and Joyce Sweeney Victor Swenson and Judith Yarnall Bruce and Susan Talmadge Alan and Ellen Thorndike Bob and Susan Titterton Nancy A.Tooley Cecile Valcour Georgia Valentine John and Jeanette Van Blarcom Carol Vassar, MD Mrs. W. Norman Vercoe Francis and Ellen Voigt

Carolyn A. Wade Ellen and Peter Waldman Beth Wallace Jenny Warshow Andrea Wasserman Bonnie and Joe Wauters Harris Webster Stephen W. Webster Barbara Weedon Tom and Karen Weeks Peter and Fran Weinbaum Jan and Janet Westervelt Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Williams Jonathan Williams Dr. Stuart and Sarah Williams Priscilla S. Wilson Mark Yorra, M.D. and Catherine Gates J. Peter Young Marion Zambon

Harriet Durrett Elaine Harrington Allen M. Perkins Shirley Ruch

Hanna Beach Brown Sydney Lea Mary H. Leahy

In Memory Of

In Honor Of

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CVABE’s program funds were carefully stewarded by the Executive Director and Board of Directors ensuring that

the bulk of resources provide services directly to students.

Program Expenditures

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Vermont Other

Agency of Public &

Education Private Total

Support and revenue

Grants:

Federal Adult Education & Literacy Grant $ 123,697 $ - $ 123,697

Vermont Adult Education & Literacy Grant

Adult Basic Education 521,006 - 521,006

Adult Secondary Education 65,060 - 65,060

Other grants 20,000 72,800 92,800

729,763 72,800 802,563

Fees for service:

High School Completion Program 613,559 - 613,559

Service contracts - 33,225 33,225

GED Testing - 753 753

613,559 33,978 647,537

Contributions - 83,826 83,826

Town appropriations - 55,745 55,745

Net unrealized gain (loss) on beneficial interest

in net assets held by the Vermont Community Foundation - (2,113) (2,113)

Investment Income - 2,989 2,989

Other - 4,822 4,822

Total revenues and gains 1,343,322 252,047 1,595,369

Expenses

Wages $ 652,675 $ 137,458 $ 790,133

Employee benefits and payroll taxes 251,248 52,578 303,826

Professional and technical services 149,267 300 149,567

Utilities 1,669 500 2,169

Cleaning & maintenance - office 10,032 - 10,032

Repairs & maintenance - equipment 3,401 - 3,401

Rent 81,526 51,929 133,455

Insurance 1,018 6,840 7,858

Telephone 7,935 1,016 8,951

Postage 1,090 1,835 2,925

Advertising 629 - 629

Printing and publications 5,661 5,707 11,368

Travel 6,045 210 6,255

Other purchased services 5,400 6,521 11,921

Supplies and materials 19,255 5,195 24,450

Dues and fees 1,703 65 1,768

Depreciation - 14,061 14,061

Other 595 - 595

Total expenses 1,199,149 284,215 1,483,364

Change in net assets 144,173 (32,168) 112,005

Net assets, beginning of year 342,476 885,342 1,227,818

Net assets, end of year $ 486,649 $ 853,174 $ 1,339,823

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Central Vermont Adult Basic Education, Inc. Local Partnerships in Learning

Serving Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties

Christina Currier Marvin Harrison, Vice President Carol Dawes, Treasurer Rick Hausman, Secretary Apple Faulkner Mary Hays Mary K. Grace Sydney Lea, President Roberta Harold George Lewis

Carol Shults-Perkins

Charlotte Bill (Lamoille County) Wendy Bolles (Washington County) Michele Gonzales (Orange County) Dan Jones (Washington County) Brian Kravitz (Washington County) Casey Lussier (Lamoille County) Patricia Petraro (Washington County) Ed Pirie (Orange County) Doris Plumb (Washington County) Norma Spaulding (Lamoille County) Jacqueline Stuart (Washington County) Joanne Vyce (Washington County)

Nancy J. Dulac, Operations and Finance Officer Denise Ferrari, Program Support Assistant Joanne Fitzgerald, Development Coordinator Brian Kravitz, Adult Secondary Education Specialist Kate Nicolet, Supervisor of Education Quality and Student Outcome Kimberley Pelkey, Receptionist/Clerk Holly Richards, GED and WorkKeys Assessments Gale Rome, Volunteer/Communications Coordinator

Board Of Directors

Executive Director

Teachers/Community Coordinators and High School Completion Plan Managers

Operations and Support

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Literacy Quotes

If you can make a big impact on the global literacy problem, you can uplift a big portion of society.

– Peter Diamandis

Literacy is one of the greatest gifts a person could receive.

– Jen Selinsky

Literacy is a bridge from misery to hope.

– Kofi Annan

A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.

– George R. R. Martin

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

– Nelson Mandela

Through literacy you can begin to see the universe. Through music you can reach anybody. Between the two there is you, unstoppable.

– Grace Slick

The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more you learn, the more places you’ll go.

–Dr. Seuss

Elimination of Illiteracy is as serious an issue to our history as the abolition of slavery.

– Maya Angelou

Children are made readers on the laps of their parents.

– Emilie Buchwald

The journey of a lifetime starts with the turning of a page.

– Rachel Anders

Barre Learning Center and Administrative Office

46 Washington Street—Suite 100 Barre, Vermont 05641

(802) 476-4588 / (802) 476-5860 Fax

Montpelier 100 State Street—Suite 3

Montpelier, Vermont 05602 (802) 223-3403 Phone and Fax

Waterbury

141 South Main Street—Suite 8 Waterbury, Vermont 05676

(802) 244-8765 Phone and Fax

Bradford

24 Barton Street—Suite 1 PO Box 917

Bradford, Vermont 05033 (802) 222-3282 Phone and Fax

Randolph

10 South Main Street PO Box 84

Randolph, Vermont 05060 (802) 728-4492 Phone and Fax

Morrisville 52 Portland Street—2nd Floor

PO Box 478 Morrisville, Vermont 05661

(802) 888-5531 / (802) 888-4127 Fax

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Orange County

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