Anne Arundel County Literacy

“Expenses advertising & marketing 124 office expenses 1,244 travel and meetings 798 insurance 1,938 admin processing fees 192 commun. & technol 2,054 dues and subscriptions 150 miscellaneous 4,193 staff development 2,400 supplies 5,888 total 18,981”

“Unrealized gain on investments 3,725”

“Grants receivable 2,083 28,045 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 1,238 1,676 the aaclc endowment fund 29,034 30,698 total 32,355 60,419”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 500”

“To teach adults and out-of-school youth at low-literacy and pre-ged levels the reading, math, and english language skills that will promote self- esteem, independence, and strengthen family literacy, enabling them to be active, contributing members of their community.”

“During the period ended may 31, 2025, 217 low-income county residents or members of the county's workforce received free, convenient, and individualized literacy, math, high school diploma preparation, and/or english instruction. Of those 217 students, 48 received basic literacy services, 96 were esl students, and 41 were high school diploma preparation students, and an additional 32 received assessments in math, literacy, or english. There was no charge to the students for the books, tutoring, or assessments they received. Students met their tutor for one-on-one instruction at the facilities of one of our community partners or at one of 16 local public libraries on convenient days and at appropriate times for their schedules. Additionally, eight aaclc literacy and math volunteers tutored incarcerated or detained people at ordnance road correctional center or jennifer road detention center. Aaclc partnered with the family support center in annapolis to provide high school diploma preparation, math, or esl tutoring for their clients. Aaclc tutors also provided targeted math help for military recruits so that they could prepare for and pass the asvab test for entry into the military.”