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Office
hours
Monday
& Wednesday
10:00 AM-12:00 PM,
1:30 PM-7:00 PM
Tuesday,
Thursday & Friday,
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Map
to our office at the First Presbyterian Church of Norristown, via
MapQuest.
Map of where to park at LCN.
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Executive
Director
Theresa Oliver
Student/Tutor
Coordinator
Janet Saunders
Case Manager Lisa Brown
ESL
Teachers
Carol Bertrand
Elaine Green
Liz
Kory
Robert McShea
Theresa Oliver Tanya Lawrence
Tutor
Trainers
Janet Saunders Elaine
Green
Terese Du Pont
Evening Administrator
April Dippolito
Office
Assistant
Kendyl
Oliver
Board
of Directors
Elaine Green, President
Liz Kory, First Vice President Cheryl Marks, Second Vice President
Robert McShea, Secretary
Vijay Saini, Treasurer
Board Members Serjik
Estepanians
Netta Hughes
Ted Kensicki
Nancy Mandato
Frances Saulnier
Web Support Gaurang
Saini
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LCN's
History
LCN is a non-profit,
non-religious-affiliated organization founded in 1984.
- 1984:
Katharine Dosch and Margaret Geary represented the First Presbyterian
Church of Norristown at a meeting of the Norristown Ministerium
that focused on literacy. This was the beginning of what would
become the Literacy Council of Norristown. aa
- March
1984: Martha Lane of the Lutheran Church
Women's Volunteer Reading Aides program trained LCN's first tutors.
- 1986:
The LCN received its first grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
By this time, LCN had 67 tutors.
- 1987:
LCN was incorporated as a non-profit corporation run by a Board
of Directors.
- 1990:
English as a second language classes are begun.
- 2000:
First workplace outreach program to LeBus Bakery in King of Prussia.
- September
2004:
LCN celebrates its 20th anniversary with a gathering of past and
present staff, tutors, students, and community leaders.
Today:
- LCN has approximately
100 tutors per year, serving about 120 adult learners in our one-on-one
program.
- We offer
evening English as a second language classes.
- LCN provides
outreach to workers in the workplace. Our classes for workers
at King of Prussia Mall teach English literacy skills that workers
need to perform effectively.
- Our staff
and board speak at meetings of other community organizations and
corporate sponsors in an effort to spread the word about LCN's
work.
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