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- Founded:
- In 1981, Project Learn was founded to address the correct perception that Akron and Summit County had a sizable population of adults who lacked basic literacy skills.
Events
3 past eventsSee All
- Casino Night
Martin University Center
Saturday, November 7 at 7:00pm - GED Graduation and Recognition...
Main Library (Auditorium)
Tuesday, June 23 at 6:00pm - Leaders for Literacy Breakfast
Martin University Center
Wednesday, March 18 at 7:30am
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Day of Action 2009, Project Learn's New LookCreated about 4 months ago
Our StudentsCreated about 8 months ago
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Project Learn of Summit County Congress Declares National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, Take a Gamble On Literacy, Teacher Spotlight - http://bit.ly/4w25kN
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That is what Project Learn staff have to tell perspective students when they call our office to start classes. The need for literacy, GED and ESOL services in our community has never been more critical. ...
Project Learn of Summit County Why Youth Respond With Violence (Gen Y students talk about gangs, music and the death of Derrion Albert)
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In September, teenage honor student Derrion Albert was beaten to death on his way home from school. In the Generation Y GED class, students watched the explicit video of the fight/death that was filmed on a cell phone.
Project Learn of Summit County
Project Learn invites you to join us on Saturday, November 7 at the Martin University Center for an evening of glitz and glamour as we recreate the nostalgia of old Las Vegas.
Whether you wear your favorite colored boa or dashing fedora, take a gamble on supporting adult literacy and education in Summit County.
Project Learn of Summit County Big Daddy: A student talks about how his favorite movie relates to his personal life. http://bit.ly/4tXQgq
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One of my passions is writing. I love to write and get excited when I see my students put effort into their writing assignments.
Project Learn of Summit County Today is our first day of classes after a month long break. Welcoming all of our new teachers and students!
Project Learn of Summit County What's in your stocking? How students interpret a "Boston Roid Sox" editorial cartoon:
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Since I teach a much younger GED class, I try to keep the discussions and assignments current. Each lessonthat istaught is brought around full circle so that the students can personally relate.
Project Learn of Summit County Early death concern for drop-outs - http://ow.ly/15KbdG
Project Learn of Summit County Generation Y and Harlem Nights
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A few months ago, I started teaching the Generation Y GED class in addition to my duties as community relations manager. The class is for students who are 16 to 24 years old, hence the name Generation Y. ...
Project Learn of Summit County Time to break cycle of no skills, no jobs (Low level of literacy adds fuel to employment crisis) - http://tr.im/vhcz
Project Learn of Summit County New Chapter, Fresh Initiatives
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Earlier this month, Project Learn of Summit County received notification from the Ohio Board of Regents (OBR) that it was awarded a grant to provide literacy, GED and ESOL throughout Akron and Summit County.
Project Learn of Summit County Univ. of Ill education expert: Community colleges undervalued, underfunded - http://ow.ly/hmRt - (Do you agree?)
Project Learn of Summit County Project Learn of Summit County was recently rated an "exemplary" program by the Ohio Board of Regents. Project Learn students and staff talk about what the rating says about the agency's culture, program and teachers.
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Project Learn of Summit County was recently rated an "exemplary" program by the Ohio Board of Regents. Project Learn students and staff talk about what the rating says about the agency's culture, program and teachers.
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Project Learn of Summit County Summer vacation for our students is almost over. Getting ready for classes to start on Monday.
