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A new reading program designed to teach basic reading and writing to adults and teens over 16 has begun in Rappahannock County. Anyone wanting to help with improving reading skills is urged to take advan- ‘ tage of this free opportunity. Trained tutors are available on a private, no cost, one to one basis to work with a client to meet whatever goal the client is seeking. Clients will be matched to a tutor for individual weekly sessions at a time and place convenient to the client.
This program is being offered by The Child Care and Learning Center in cooperation with the Rappahannock Library and the Literacy Volunteers of America. To sign up for a tutor or to get more information about the program, call The Learning Center in Washington. The telephone number is 675-3237.
Five local volunteers have completed the tutor training session given by LVA in Warrenton in December. They are Penny Grant and Libby Whetzel, of Washington, Holly May from Sperryville, Marion Simpson in Slate Mills and Margaret Ulf in Amissville. In addition, Margaret Gottlieb from Boston has qualified as a reading tutor.
A letter is going out this week to local businesses and organizations asking for their help in indentifying
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