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Your opportunity to make a difference gives others an opportunity to shine.

Imagine not understanding your child’s teacher; being held back in a job because of your reading skills; or just struggling with everyday tasks. When you help someone improve their English language skills, imagine the impact you can have.

Become A Tutor

An hour or two a week is all it takes to make a difference. With one-to-one or small group tutoring, you can help English as a Second Language (ESL) or Basic Literacy students improve their reading comprehension, writing skills, and conversational English. It all starts with an LVSC Tutor Training workshop, and ongoing support from the LVSC team.

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Volunteer

If tutoring isn’t for you, there are other ways to help us improve literacy in Somerset County. LVSC needs volunteers to help our small staff run our large organization. If you’re interested in administrative work, fundraising, event planning, or joining the Board of Trustees, we’d love to talk to you.

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Attend an Event

LVSC events are an important part of our literacy community. They’re not just fundraisers, they’re a way for our tutors, students and supporters to share experiences. From our after-hours Fall Soiree in the library to the Golf Fore Literacy outing, there’s something for everyone.

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Support the Student Success Center

Donations to the Student Success Center help to grow our lending library, expand resources and programming for students and tutors, and foster connection within our greater LVSC community.

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Other Ways to Give

There are many ways to support LVSC!

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Trained tutors develop customized lessons to help students with their everyday needs.

Tutoring is offered at a time and place convenient to the student. Flexibility and useful lessons lead to success.

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Marjorie was born in Costa Rica. She came to the U.S. in 2015.

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