Enlightened Learning Center Inc

“Expenses advertising 140 website 6 paint night 25 marketing - other 60 bank service charge 983 office supplies 354 interest 4,917 insurance 3,563 cleaning 4 tutoring supplies 3,352 meals 70 non-investment depreciation 717 total 14,191”

“20,991 20,991 less accumulated depreciation 19,057 19,774 976 976 less accumulated amortization 110 159 total 2,800 2,034”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,635 0 payroll liabilities 703 391 credit card payable 0 3,288 loans from officers 4,314 14,914 mortgage and other notes payable 109,040 104,819”

“To provide tutoring and assist students in developing academic skills and a love of learning.”

“The enlightened learning center ("the center") is a community-based service to support learning and academic achievement without limits, for all learners. The goal of the center is to provide evidence-based, individualized instruction, in-depth investigations of topics of interest and support identified areas of need. An emphasis is placed on meeting the needs of each learner, regardless of academic and financial need. The center was created with the following seven principles: 1. Provide tutoring programs and services in reading, writing, math, study skills, and foreign languages for pre-k-12, including, but not limited to k-12 subject tutoring, pre-k readiness preparation, test preparation, after-school homework center, interactive professional development workshops for educators, and academic summer camps. 2. Provide the programs and services to all students, irrespective of limited financial resources, by making these programs and services available through reduced fees and/or scholarships based on need and merit. 3. Recruit qualified volunteers to provide tutoring and mentor students, with a special emphasis on students who are "at risk", challenged academically, or reading below their grade level. 4. Nuture in students a passion for learning and the self-discipline needed to succeed academically. 5. Instill in students core values of civility, mutual respect, tolerance, and a shared commitment with their fellow students to excelling as a class and individually. 6. Make grants to aid and assist schools and community organizations that nurture, support, and aid students who are experiencing academic difficulties and are in need of mentoring, tutoring, and counseling in order to succeed. 7. Make grants to institutions of higher education to support programs of academic study and research that are devoted to determining how to improve learning skills for k-12 students and improve the quality of teaching for k-12 students.”