Lee County Literacy Coalition

Program Overview

The Lee County Literacy Coalition (LCLC) addresses a wide range of critical needs through its free, community-centered programs. Virtual options are available.

Adult Basic Education: One-to-one tutoring in reading, writing, and math to help adults build foundational skills.

GED Preparation: One-to-one support to help learners pass high school equivalency.

English as a Second Language (ESL): Language instruction for non-native speakers to improve communication and integration including conversational classes and two book clubs.

Drivers Education: Support for adults preparing to earn their driver's license, often a key to employment and independence.

Legacy Learning (Family Literacy): Our family literacy program shares tools and strategies with participants, encouraging them to increase reading fundamentals and home activities and make reading a daily practice — which helps to improve K-12 success.

Financial Literacy: Our “Control Your Money" workshops help participants establish budgets, track spending, and use credit wisely—laying the foundation for long-term financial stability and informed decision-making.

Health Literacy: Sessions that help participants understand medical information, advocate for their health, and make informed choices.

Digital & Workplace Literacy: We offer hands-on training in resume writing, job search strategies, interview techniques, and basic computer skills—from navigating online applications to creating email accounts and understanding internet safety. These skills open doors to employment and independence.

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