Being able to read and relate to a story written by someone else is a key aspect of literacy. But the ability to craft personal
Category: adult education
Academy of Hope: New GED Testing, Transition to Charter
The Academy of Hope has been providing adult education in the District of Columbia for 30 years. Just last year, the Academy became a public
On-Ramp to Living Wage, Further Education: Academy of Hope for Adults
The Academy of Hope has been providing adult education in the District of Columbia for 30 years. Just last year, the Academy became a public
Libraries and Contemporary Issue Education
Washington, DC’s central library is named for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and throughout DC’s public library system, MLK day lasts an entire week.
Education and Children of Incarcerated Parents
Across the U.S., three percent of children – a total of roughly 2.7 million – have an incarcerated parent. That’s one in every 28 children.
Education and Returning Citizens — Part 2
In a city of some 630,000 residents, 70,000 of us have been involved in the criminal justice system, Charles Thornton, director of DC’s a Office
Education Town Hall Forum 