Literacy Council of Sheboygan County

Program Overview

Since 1987, the Literacy Council has been here to help adults learn to read, write, and/or improve their English to assist them in achieving better literacy to improve their home, work, and community life.

Today the Literacy Council is needed more than ever. Our dedicated volunteer tutors work one-on-one with adults who come to us for literacy help. These adults come from all economic levels and demographics. Some students were not successful in high school and need help with pre-GED preparation. Some students are immigrants who want to speak English in order to communicate with their employers, their children's schoolteachers, their doctors and nurses, store clerks, and landlords.

Cost Info

Student and Volunteer Success Stories

Student and Volunteer Success Stories

In calendar year 2024, five students passed the U.S. Citizenship test and became naturalized citizens.
A tutor has been working with a married couple from Ukraine for two years, and has helped them get their drivers' licenses, apply for and obtain employment, enroll in over-the-road truck driving classes (their long-term goal is to drive truck together), and successfully get their Commercial Driver Licenses (CDL). Their English skills are blossoming, and they continue to meet consistently with their tutor to continue reaching their goals in their new country.