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February 06, 2010  -   $630M to teach English to immigrant adults
from San Bernardino County Sun
California taxpayers have shelled out about $630million over the past 13 years to provide English classes to immigrant adults.
Subject Terms: State aid, Immigrant literacy, ESL literacy, Parental literacy, California
February 04, 2010  -   53-year-old Milwaukee man learns to read and write
from FOX6Now.com
One Milwaukee man knows from experience, no matter who you are or where you come from it's never too late.
Subject Terms: Adult learners, Immigrant literacy, ESL literacy, Industry education relationships
January 28, 2010  -   Broadcasts aimed at boosting ‘health literacy’ of Latinos
from Providence Journal
An unusual effort to bring health information to Latinos in Rhode Island went on the air Wednesday morning, as Dr. Pablo Rodriguez broadcast the first of 10 live Spanish-language health programs from his office in Pawtucket, via a station called Latino Public Radio.
Subject Terms: Literacy health relationships, Radio, Hispanic Americans, Spanish language
January 26, 2010  -   Gap in funding widens gap in communication
from Medill Reports
Immigrant and refugee parents struggle to communicate with their children -- and their children’s schools -- because of limited English competency. At the same time, opportunities for language classes are shrinking as money for the programs dries up or is at risk of being cut.
Subject Terms: Financial needs, ESL literacy, Parental literacy, Communication, Illinois
January 16, 2010  -   Dollar General and ALA renew literacy partnership
from American Library Association
70 Grants now available for public libraries serving adult English language learners
Subject Terms: Grants, Corporate support, Library literacy services, Public libraries, English as a second language (ESL)
January 13, 2010  -   Immigrant status law impacts class numbers
from Chattanooga Times Free Press
Dalton State College lost about 55 percent of its English-as-a-second-language learners after a law went into effect that required proof of legal immigration status.
Subject Terms: Immigrants, Enrollment and attendance, State government, English as a second language (ESL), Georgia
January 12, 2010  -   American Library Association and Dollar General Foundation partner to increase literacy services to English language learners
from American Library Association
The American Library Association (ALA) received a $750,000 two year grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation to continue "The American Dream Starts @ your library."
Subject Terms: Grants, Corporate support, Library literacy services, English as a second language (ESL)
January 07, 2010  -   Immigrant family education program unveiled
from Louisville Courier-Journal
A new family literacy program being implemented at three public schools in Jefferson County was officially unveiled Thursday morning at Klondike Lane Elementary.
Subject Terms: Family literacy, Immigrant literacy, Hispanic Americans, English as a second language (ESL)
January 06, 2010  -   Stimulus Saves English Literacy Classes in Massachusetts
from New America Media
One of the most exciting times of Claudete Alcântara’s week was when she went to school to learn English.
Subject Terms: State federal aid, English as a second language (ESL), Immigrant literacy, Massachusetts
January 01, 2010  -   Literacy center increasingly serves Hispanics
from Triangle Business Journal
When the Durham Literacy Center was formed in 1985, most of its clients were African-Americans, many of them former workers for what had been the city’s cigarette and sock factories.
Subject Terms: Hispanic Americans, ESL literacy, Nonprofit organizations
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