2109 North Mays
P.O. Box 1977
Round Rock, Texas 78680
512/244-6647
512/218-4106 fax
lcwc@flash.net

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Our participants range in age from 4 to 70 plus and reside in Williamson and North/Northwest Travis Counties. Education or life-based goals are set by our participants, and all programs are open-entry, open-exit and self-paced. Services are provided at no cost to program participants.

Services are provided through trained volunteers and staff, and are offered in small groups or one-on-one. Services include: pre-GED and GED studies, English as a Second Language, basic literacy, adult basic education, family literacy and workplace literacy.

Volunteer Opportunities include becoming a literacy tutor in GED studies, English as a Second Language, or basic literacy. As a literacy volunteer, dedicated and caring staff members and committed volunteers are available to train you to be an effective and competent tutor, to provide all the materials you and your student(s) will need, and to support you in any way possible. Volunteers also assist the Literacy Council by providing special services related to their professional skills, coordinating programs and volunteers, assisting with data collection and management, producing publications and in a variety of other ways too numerous to list.

Local United Ways, Abbott Laboratories, Hastings Books, Music & Videos, Lola Wright Foundation, Cities of Round Rock and Georgetown, Williamson County Commissioners Court, Community Supervision and Corrections Department of Williamson County, private contributions.

Links to other Literacy oriented sites.

Round Rock · Cedar Park · Georgetown · Taylor

Round Rock Resource Center
2109 North Mays
Open Monday - Friday 9 - 6, Monday & Wednesday 6:30 - 9:00 GED Studies.
Services: tutor support, training and resources, tutorials, group meetings, special classes, basic literacy, adult basic education, and GED studies

Alan M. Coindreau, Executive Director
512/244-6647

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Cedar Park Learning Center
104 Commercial Parkway
512/918-2142
Open Tuesday and Thursdays 6 - 9 PM
Services: GED studies, basic literacy, adult basic education

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Richarte Learning Center
2201 Old Airport Road
Open Monday and Wednesdays 4:30 - 8 PM
Services: GED studies, basic literacy, adult basic education
Open Tuesday and Thursdays 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Services: Richarte Family English as a Second Language Program

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Taylor Learning Center
Temple College at Taylor
516 North Main Room 118
512/352-6400
Open Monday - Thursday 8 am - 12:00
Services: GED studies, basic literacy, adult basic education

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Initiated in 1990, PROJECT: BETTER CHANCE is a collaborative, multi-agency program serving offenders on probation, in the Williamson County Jail and the Central Texas Treatment Center. This project is funded through both the Community Supervision and Corrections Department and the Williamson County Commissioners Court. Operated by the Literacy Council, services include the Education Acceleration Program which is fast-tracked and personalized approach to education and skills attainment within the jail and Treatment Center, and learning centers in Cedar Park, Georgetown, Round Rock, and Taylor.

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The Literacy Council of Williamson County is a United Way Agency.