Building Literate Communities
In NYS, there are over
3.4 Million
Individuals who lack their HS Diploma, English
language proficiency, or both
In NYS, there are over
Individuals who lack their HS Diploma, English
language proficiency, or both
In light of recent events, we have decided to extend the deadline to receive submissions in response to our active Requests for Proposals. Please return any documents by April 20, 2020. Thank you. Contact Kathy Houghton at khoughton@literacynewyork.org with questions.
Read MoreLiteracy New York has two open RFPs, one for a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) and one for tax preparation and audit services. If your organization is interested in applying, please email Kathy Houghton at khoughton@literacynewyork.org for an application.
Read MoreAs shared earlier, Literacy New York launched the Janice Cuddahee Fund application for tutor training workshops in January. We are excited to report that we have made our first award this month! Brooklyn Public Library in New York City applied for tutor training workshops in math for their established group of volunteer literacy tutors.
Read More40%of low-skilled Americans
have earnings in the bottom
On average, a
High School Graduate Lives 6 to 9yrs
In the last 30yrs
workers without a High School
Degree experienced an
Please find guidance for ALE funded programs in this powerpoint from the NYS Education Department.
Read MoreThe New York State Education Department has provided guidance to funded Adult Education Programs, which include the providers funded by Adult Literacy Education (ALE) funding. Our intent is to keep our students engaged and learning during this time of social distancing-- stay well, everyone!
Read More22% percent of New York State residents suffer needlessly from low literacy, severely limiting their quality of life and often leading to unemployment, poverty, health issues, and even incarceration.
