Toyota Launches Literacy Program for Hispanic and Other Immigrant Families in Chelsea, Massachusetts

“Toyota today announced that three Chelsea, Mass., schools will be among the newest sites for its successful Toyota Family Literacy Program (TFLP). TFLP — the first nationwide program of its kind to focus on the needs of Hispanic and other immigrant families — is coordinated by the National Center for Family Literacy (NCFL), the country’s leading advocate for family literacy. Chelsea Schools will receive a total contribution of nearly $600,000 from Toyota, including a $350,000 grant to launch programs at George Kelly Elementary School, Frank Sokolowski Elementary School and the John Silber Early Learning Center. Toyota will also provide funding for three years of comprehensive support from NCFL including training, educational materials and assistance in launching the programs.”

Stumble it! | |

Other posts that may interest you

Toyota Launches Literacy Program for Hispanic and Other Immigrant Families in Detroit, Michigan

Toyota Launches Literacy Program for Hispanic and Other Immigrant Families in Oakland

Toyota Launches Literacy Program for Hispanic and Other Immigrant Families in Burien/Seattle

Toyota Launches Literacy Program for Hispanic and Other Immigrant Families in Wichita

NCFL Announces $3 Million Grant from Toyota to Expand Hispanic Family Literacy Program

Toyota donates literacy grant to South Side school district - San Antonio

National Council of La Raza Leads National Call on Congress to Restore Funding for Even Start Family Literacy Program

Innovative Curriculum to Improve Hispanic and Other Immigrant Parents’ Literacy Skills, English Language Acquisition

Early Literacy Program, Lee Y Serás (Read and You Will Be), Launches Nationally To Address Latino Literacy and the Achievement Gap

Immigration raids target violent gang - Crimes spur sweep in three cities - Massachusetts