Provides reading, writing, math, job skills, GED prep, social studies and science instruction to low-literate adults or hearing-impaired/deaf adults. Utilizes small group classes, one-to-one tutoring and computer-assisted instruction.

Provides a variety of adult literacy services. Service includes classes in basic reading and math, classes that refine skills to take one of the tests that serves as the equivalent of a high school diploma, high school equivalency testing, classes to develop English-speaking skills when a first language is not English, and the opportunity for eligible individuals to complete requirements for a high school diploma by passing a job skills test and completing job training in health care, manufacturing, logistics, food preparation, emergency services or construction. Successful fulfillment of job skills test and job training result in a high school diploma as well as any earned certificate.

Help you build basic academic, reading, writing, math and computer skills. To prepare you for job changes, help your children with homework, to enter college or other job training with confidence, and to prepare for official GED test.

Public library services.

Provides adult education, college transition preparation, GED preparation, basic academic skills enhancement for employment and training, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes and preparation for the US citizenship exam.

Designed to address the educational and training needs of the community. Offers Adult Basic Literacy Classes (ABLE) that assist adults with review of basic subjects such as: math, reading , writing, English for self-improvement and/or General Equivalence Diploma (GED) test preparation. Technical and Trade classes provide classroom related requirements for apprenticeships. Offers family literacy providing ABLE/GED students with early childhood literacy and parenting skills through the Even Start Program.

Provides individuals with disabilities and other needs with adult literacy instruction, computerized remediation, and GED preparation so that barriers affecting employment are removed.

Provides services for individuals who need assistance acquiring the skills to be successful in post-secondary education and training and employment. Services include basic math, reading, and writing skills, secondary education/high school equivalence preparation, and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL).

Matches adults who are seeking to improve their reading, writing, or speaking skills with trained tutors.

Provides family learning groups to encourage families to foster an appreciation for reading and learning. Participating families receive books.

Provides a variety of adult literacy services. Service includes classes in basic reading and math, classes that refine skills to take one of the tests that serves as the equivalent of a high school diploma, high school equivalency testing, classes to develop English-speaking skills when a first language is not English, and the opportunity for eligible individuals to complete requirements for a high school diploma by passing a job skills test and completing job training in health care, manufacturing, logistics, food preparation, emergency services or construction. Successful fulfillment of job skills test and job training result in a high school diploma as well as any earned certificate.

Provides comprehensive speech-language, reading and writing evaluations and therapy to children and adults. Services are provided based on evaluation results and the needs of the clients/families.

Provides a variety of adult literacy services. Service includes classes in basic reading and math, classes that refine skills to take one of the tests that serves as the equivalent of a high school diploma, high school equivalency testing, classes to develop English-speaking skills when a first language is not English, and the opportunity for eligible individuals to complete requirements for a high school diploma by passing a job skills test and completing job training in health care, manufacturing, logistics, food preparation, emergency services or construction. Successful fulfillment of job skills test and job training result in a high school diploma as well as any earned certificate.

The Adult Diploma Program at C-TEC’s Adult Education Center is a new opportunity for any resident of Ohio who is 20 years old or older, and does not already have a High School Diploma or GED credential. Learning is student-centered, self-paced and begins with a Career Pathway in mind. From student orientation, career counseling, assessment and enrichment classes, to technical training that leads to an industry approved credential, this program is designed to provide support and promote success during and after graduation. Adult Diploma participants will receive their High School Diploma upon successful completion of the credential program, and acquiring the designated industry credential for their assigned program. The High School Diploma is issued by the State Department of Education. See program website for more information: https://www.c-tec.edu/ae/aspire

Provides comprehensive speech-language, reading and writing evaluations and therapy to children and adults. Services are provided based on evaluation results and the needs of the clients/families.

Thurber House offers children's writing programs year round for students in grades 2-12. No matter the class, students will be challenged to write outside the box, use their imagination, expand their horizons, and have fun creating new things! For all of our current children's education programs, visit www.thurberhouse.org.

Provide children with a free age appropriate book mailed directly to their home until they turn five years old.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Program provides a free book mailed monthly from birth through a child's 5th birthday

Provides Adult Education/Work Readiness programs, Adult Basic Education programs, Adult Literacy programs, GED/High School Equivalency test instruction and also education volunteer opportunities, basic computer training, career exploration, job readiness and ACT work keys assessment.

Provide children with a free age appropriate book mailed directly to their home until they turn five years old.

Provides literacy tutoring for those children having issues with reading at their grade level. Concentration is on K-3rd Grade Level reading.

Provides a series of classes designed to help parents work with their children of any age who are enrolled in the school district to improve academic performance and to improve community quality of life. Topics may include child development, preparation for standardized testing, helping effectively with homework, preparing for college, basic child development, healthy eating and cooking and more. Topics change each session. Activities for children are provided as well as dinner when classes are offered in the evenings.

Every other week, local teens gather at Thurber Center to write, create, and explore ways to get their stories on paper. Whether it's a passion, or just a hobby, we invite any student in grades 9-12 to join us for an opportunity to spend time with others who also like to write.

Provides basic literacy education to teach new refugees/immigrants simple skills such as how to write their name, give their home address, phone number, etc. Also provides tutoring to adults to refugee/immigrant adults who are taking GED/Basic Education classes.