Classes & Activities
English Basics
This 8-week, pre-literate ESL course teaches students foundational English skills such as phonological awareness, writing the English alphabet, and high frequency sentence frames. Class will meet in person at the North-East Branch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the time listed above. Students and volunteers must show up for both Tuesday and Thursday classes.
English 1
A general English language class held on Tuesdays from 12:30-2 p.m. at the North-East Branch. Students will learn basic verb tenses and receive grammar instruction through culturally relevant units.
English for Citizenship
English for Citizenship will be offered on Wednesday evenings from 4:30-6 p.m. at the North-East Branch.
This course is designed to help develop the language skills necessary to pass the USCIS naturalization test. Students will be taught the vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation found on the N-400 form and the 100 civics questions.
English Basics
This 8-week, pre-literate ESL course teaches students foundational English skills such as phonological awareness, writing the English alphabet, and high frequency sentence frames. Class will meet in person at the North-East Branch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the time listed above. Students and volunteers must show up for both Tuesday and Thursday classes.
Math Workshop Series Presented by Elise Kwenin
Valentine's Day Escape Room
In this session, students will complete 3 different math activities in order to "escape". This event is differentiated with activities for K-5th grade.
English Basics
This 8-week, pre-literate ESL course teaches students foundational English skills such as phonological awareness, writing the English alphabet, and high frequency sentence frames. Class will meet in person at the North-East Branch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the time listed above. Students and volunteers must show up for both Tuesday and Thursday classes.
English 1
A general English language class held on Tuesdays from 12:30-2 p.m. at the North-East Branch. Students will learn basic verb tenses and receive grammar instruction through culturally relevant units.
English for Citizenship
English for Citizenship will be offered on Wednesday evenings from 4:30-6 p.m. at the North-East Branch.
This course is designed to help develop the language skills necessary to pass the USCIS naturalization test. Students will be taught the vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation found on the N-400 form and the 100 civics questions.
English Basics
This 8-week, pre-literate ESL course teaches students foundational English skills such as phonological awareness, writing the English alphabet, and high frequency sentence frames. Class will meet in person at the North-East Branch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the time listed above. Students and volunteers must show up for both Tuesday and Thursday classes.