Who We Are
Mission
The Delaware County Literacy Council works with adults, who wish to read, write, speak and understand English, helping them to increase their communication skills and to participate more fully in society. The Council uses volunteers to ensure that programs are free and accessible to everyone.
History
The Delaware County Literacy Council was formed in 1975 by a coalition of volunteers concerned by the number of people frustrated by an inability to read and write. These programs are based on Laubach's model of "Each one, teach one," with student-tutor teams forming the core of instruction.
VisionDCLC is a leader in creating a community of lifelong learners within Delaware County. It is recognized as a "go to" resource and is sought after as a partner and collaborator. |
Core ProgramsAdult Basic Education (ABE)English as a Second Language (ESL) English Literacy / Civics Education (EL/Civics) General Equivalency Diploma (GED) |
ValuesRespect |
Full-time StaffMadeline Bialecki, Executive Director
Deb Charley, ESL/GED Coordinator
Karen Hamilton, ABE Coordinator Susan Keller, Volunteer Coordinator
Tatiana Moskatova, Data Quality Specialist |
Board of Directors
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Part-time StaffNaomi Bailey, Math Coordinator |
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| Delaware County Literacy Council • 2217 Providence Avenue • Chester, PA 19013 • Phone: 610.876.4811 • Fax: 610.876.5414 | ||||