2020 Census: How to Respond & What to Expect
For the first time ever, the Census Bureau is offering households across the nation the option to self-respond to the … Read More
2020 Census: Why You Should Care
The U.S. Constitution requires that everyone in the country be counted once every ten years, regardless of citizenship; this headcount … Read More
From the Desk of….. Xeno Carpenter-New
The first couple of months at Literacy Rochester have been wonderful. I’ve been motivated by the hardworking adults who come … Read More
Meet a Board Member…. Mark Buonaugurio
“…and love your neighbor as yourself.” These are some of the most treasured words in scripture, written on parchment and … Read More
What is Our Instructional Program?
We also have instructors working with students in reading, math and English conversation in small group classes within the community. … Read More
Volunteer Spotlight: Cathy Pospula
My experience in the education field is what sparked my interest to volunteer for Literacy Rochester. I have held various … Read More
From the Literacy Library
The Literacy Rochester Bahler Library has been in existence since 1964, and over the decades has been run by volunteers … Read More
Student Spotlight: Unquia Smith
Unquia Smith joined the Office of Adult and Career Education Services (OACES) Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program because she knew it … Read More
Volunteer Spotlight: Charles Vogt
Photo caption: Digital Literacy Volunteer Charles (Chuck) Vogt working at Phillis Wheatly Library. “It’s very difficult to get anything done … Read More
Student Spotlight: Eric Searles, Jr.
Eric Searles, Jr. had children at a young age and did not finish high school. He knew that in order … Read More