Twin Lakes Literacy Council

Program Overview

Twin Lakes Literacy Council is a non-profit organization of volunteers working to improve literacy in our community. We provide free one-on-one tutoring to people who need better reading, writing, English, basic computer, or math skills.

Call us at (870) 425-7323 if you would like to
have free tutoring. We will evaluate you and your needs and set you up with a volunteer who can help you.

We tutor all kinds of people in a variety of subjects. Call us if

you are…

* An adult who would like to improve skills in reading

* A parent whose child shows a learning disability in reading or math

* An adult who needs better skills in math, reading or language

* An adult trying to pass a standardized test, such as the ACT, CDL, Compass or ASVAB exams

*A child or adult who wants to learn English

* An adult who needs basic computer skills.

The schedule for tutoring is decided by you and your tutor. Most people meet once or twice a week.

Lessons for adults and teenagers take place In the Literacy Council office, at a library, a church, or a school—any place that is quiet and private. Lessons for children take place at school or at the Literacy Council office.

Lessons are private and confidential.

Tutoring is free.

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