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Independence AEL Literacy Program
Basic Information
Address: Independence Adult Education
600 W. Mechanic
Independence, MO 64050
Phone Number: 816-521-5507
Fax Number: 816-521-2891
Email: literacy@indep.k12.mo.us
Director: Deborah Briggs
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Additional Information
Causes Served: GED, Literacy
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Adult Education & Literacy Students, English as Second Language
Ages for Volunteer: 18 years and older
Hours of Service: Monday - Thursday 8:30a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Minimum Hours Required: 1 hour per week
Days of Service: Monday - Thursday
Mission Statement:
The Independence Adult Education and Literacy Program will identify and empower those persons 17 years of age or older who desire the basic skills necessary to function as productive and responsible citizens. The program, its instructors, and staff, will facilitate emotional, social, familial, cultural and academic growth. It is through the development of the whole person that lifelong educational and academic achievement is possible and sustainable.
It is the deep seated goal of Independence Adult Education and Literacy Program to interrupt the cycles of poverty and ignorance and to cultivate student self-esteem, self-motivation, and personal fulfillment.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
It is the belief of those associated with this program that all that are willing, can learn. It is for this purpose that the program is directed toward improving reading, writing, speaking and numerical skills to a secondary school equivalency.
Program History:
Independence Adult Education has been serving Independence and the Kansas City Metropolitan area for 15 years. The Literacy Program is in it's 3rd year. We service all who need adult basic education.
Events:
Classes meet Monday - Thursday at various times from 8:30 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.
Additional Information:
Why not Volunteer to Teach an Adult?
Do you enjoy reading, writing, or math? Are you strong in these subjects? Are you interested in helping others? Why not invest in your community by teaching someone to speak English, read, write or calculate? One to two hours a week can make a real difference in a life.
You don’t need to have any special skills. We supply the materials. Our materials are designed to assist tutors in helping students. All you need is a willingness to help others.