Literacy Alliance
The 15th Annual Trivia Bee to support the programs of Literacy Alliance will 🐝 the last. The Final Bee Extravaganza will 🐝 on February 25, 2020 at Cunningham Center 3100 Gentian Blvd, Columbus GA. Teams arrive at 6:00 p.m. – private reception (ticket required) Cheering fans join us at…
About Us
The Literacy Alliance is a non-profit organization based out of Columbus, GA. Our programs reach a wide variety of people, but they are all focused on one message: increasing literacy levels.
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Whether you have $1, $10, or $1,000, it all goes to help us in our mission to spread literacy in the Chattahoochee Valley.
Tools for Students, Parents, & Teachers
Whether you’re a parent, a K-12 student, a GED student, or you just want to improve your literacy skills, then there should be something here to help you.
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See the success stories of the dictionary project
“Having someone that wanted me to succeed stuck in my brain.” Andie, dictionary project recipient. We interviewed two adults who received dictionaries from our Dictionary Project when they were in elementary school. Watch the videos below to hear, in their…
Featured Resource: Funbrain
Funbrain is a hub of free educational games for children from pre-K through eight grade. Its games and comics are designed to help develop skills in math, reading, and problem-solving.
See the success stories of the dictionary project
“Having someone that wanted me to succeed stuck in my brain.” Andie, dictionary project recipient. We interviewed two adults who received dictionaries from our Dictionary Project when they were in elementary school. Watch the videos below to hear, in their…
First 2000 Days
Why are the first 2,000 days so critical? There are only 2,000 days between the time a baby is born and when he or she will begin kindergarten. During that time, brain architecture is forming. The brain is not fully developed at birth….
Cold Hard Facts
Economic security, access to health care, the ability to support the students and their families and the ability to actively participate in civic life all depends on an individual’s ability to read.
