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.

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 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.

Providing services; adult basic education, adult literacy programs, Early Head Start, language translation for Hispanic/Latino Community, literacy programs, tutoring services for children, tutoring services for youth. The neighborhood service center provides; adult classes, resource center; computer/phone/fax, information and referrals to local services, holiday giving, and community events.

Provides resources, support and opportunities for life-long learning to adults. Classes include Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE), college preparation for math and English, GED preparation, GED practice testing, and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL).

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).

Provides one-on-one tutoring to adults who wish to improve their reading, writing, math or English skills.

Providing a variety of training; Academic Counseling, Coaching Skills Development, Education Advocacy Groups, Executive Coaching Services, Homeschooling, Legal Education/Information, Literacy Programs, Mentoring Skills Development, Personnel Recruitment/Hiring/Retention, Training of Trainers Dissemination Programs and consultation programs to schools and educational centers in Butler county.

Volunteer event. Help unload and organize the monthly groceries, pack the food, and/or deliver the food to the seniors, shut-ins, and families in need every 3rd Saturday of the month. Volunteers gather in the Southwoods Health executive building parking lot.

Providing area students after-school care with a safe, fun and positive environment where they learn life skills and receive help in a variety of ways, including: - Homework help - Studying help - Activities - Accessibility to Technology - Snacks - New friends.

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

Volunteer event. Help unload and organize the monthly groceries, pack the food, and/or deliver the food to the seniors, shut-ins, and families in need every 3rd Saturday of the month. Volunteers gather in the Southwoods Health executive building parking lot.

Provides homework help, tutoring and high-yield learning activities and encourages members to become self-directed learners. Designed specifically to help kids and teens with homework, this program is available after school at Clubs. Dedicated youth development professionals and volunteers supervise each session and help youth members complete their assignments for the day. When they finish their work, they may choose to participate in a variety of other engaging and educational activities to develop their skills even further.

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.

Volunteer event. Help unload and organize the monthly groceries, pack the food, and/or deliver the food to the seniors, shut-ins, and families in need every 3rd Saturday of the month. Volunteers gather in the Southwoods Health executive building parking lot.

Provides a number of supports to families to help prepare their children for kindergarten. Services include home visiting, free books, parenting support, school supplies and step-by-step support for registration and transition into kindergarten.

Offers a literacy-based program that is designed to increase school readiness and parent involvement by preparing children for the transition to Kindergarten and supporting them in the first year. Provides year round programming starting in summer before entering Kindergarten. School year programming Includes Parents as Partners programming. School year programming includes Parent/Caregiver Workshops, Family Fun Nights, Breakfast and Educational Fun with Santa, Very Important Parent/Caregiver Breakfast, Bridge to First Grade dinner and informational event.

Provides a public library system with a variety of services including book readings and literacy programs.

Volunteers work one-to-one with adults, age 18 and up, to develop reading skills, job-search and job-specific vocabulary skills and with adults as English as a Second Language (ESL) students, especially those seeking U.S.citizenship status.

Providing Child Development Classes, Early Literacy Development Programs,Family Literacy Programs,Head Start, Parenting Materials for Parenting Issues, Parenting Skills Classes,Public Preschools,School Readiness Programs, federally funded child development program that provides educational experiences, medical and dental services, nutritional meals, counseling, and opportunities for parental involvement to help prepare low income children and children with disabilities prenatal to five to enter and succeed in school.

Project Springboard is a comprehensive family literacy program that integrated adult, early childhood, and parenting education as well as parent and child together time. Adults and children attend programming together at The Clark enter. Parents will work to brush up on basic skills or work towards obtaining an Ohio High School Equivalency Diploma (GED) while children are participating in an Early Childhood program. Transportation and Child care services are provided.

Provides a youth literacy program. African American men volunteer to work with children to help them increase their literacy skills.