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April
Volunteers & Tutors of the Month
Los Angeles
Public Library News
Every month this year, we are choosing
two volunteers AND two learners who inspire us, and we're giving them a $25
Visa gift card as a token of our esteem!
Please join me in recognizing the work of
our amazing honorees!
April Volunteers of the Month
Timothy B nominated by Yvette
C and Karen H
In grateful recognition of your service
as an Adult Literacy Program
volunteer at the Singleton Adult Literacy Center of the Los Angeles Public
Library
Yvette says, “Tim is an incredible
walk-in-tutor! He moved here recently and has been volunteering with us since
June 2019. Our patrons really enjoy working with him. He comes in twice a week
and subs when needed.
Karen R nominated by Ulises
C
In grateful recognition of your service
as an Adult Literacy Program volunteer at the Junipero Serra Branch Literacy
Center of the Los Angeles Public Library
Ulises says, “Karen is a new walk-in
tutor at the Junipero Serra Literacy Center. On her first day as a walk-in
tutor, she assisted four patrons.
April Learners of the Month
Chaquante H nominated by Karen
H
In recognition of your inspiring
commitment to your literacy goals at the Singleton Adult Literacy Center of the
Los Angeles Public Library
Karen says, “Chaquante is a native
English speaker and she has been with the program for about 3 years. She
qualified to be part of the One-on-One program, but due to her work schedule it
was hard to match her with a tutor. I recommended for Chaquante to work with a
Walk-In-Tutor.
Alexandra V nominated by Priscilla
R
In recognition of your commitment to your
literacy goals at the Singleton Adult Literacy Center of the Los Angeles Public
Library
Priscilla says, “Alexandra came to us as
a really shy individual with special needs. Her family as well as she wanted
her to be independent. Her family used to bring her to the lab once a week from
outside the city. She then took Access Services Paratransit. Now she is taking
public transportation on her own! She has been so confident and independent.
She has really bloomed with her success with Reading Horizons.” READ
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Readability Consensus
Based on (7) readability formulas:
Grade Level: 10
Reading Level: fairly difficult to read.
Reader's Age: 14-15 yrs. old
(Ninth to Tenth graders)
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