One-to-one tutoring

Since 1982, thousands of volunteers have worked within the community teaching adults to read or speak English, as well as teach their students skill needs in everyday life. Our volunteers provided over 125,000 hours of instruction to their students in LVMC's last fiscal year.

The LEARN Center 

Students attend lab classes to improve their reading, comprehension skills, English, or to prepare for the GED exam using extensive software in the lab. LVMC now offers four LEARN Center locations to better serve the community.

Community Technology Center 

This state-of-the-art computer lab teaches adults "computer literacy" which includes the basics of using a computer, accessing the Internet, and using Microsoft programs. The goal of the Technology Center is to decrease the number of individuals impacted by the "digital divide."

Family Literacy 

LVMC expanded into the area of working with families in the elementary school setting in 1995.  We provide training in basic education and parenting for the parents of pre-school and kindergarten children, addressing the critical cause and effect link between illiteracy and low economic prospects for families.

Workplace Education 

LVMC has been developing and working with employers to provide services for employees who will be able to increase job performance by increasing their learning.  Since 1997, LVMC has put an emphasis on broadly expanding our workplace programs and successfully has developed a stronger workplace assessment program to help link services with new industries.