Overview

COLA-Literacy-01

1:1 Literacy Support Program

Dear Families,

In light of current health guidelines, the University has decided to largely cancel its on-campus youth programs for 2020. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you or your family. We are working with UNH Youth Programs to explore remote options for summer reading and writing support that follow university guidelines. We will update this page when we have more details.

1:1 Literacy Support is based on student-developed goals for reading and writing.

Before starting, students establish a literacy goal with the support of CLC staff. Students then meet individually with a tutor 2x per week for 45 minute sessions. During each session, participants work on activities focused on achieving that goal.

This program is available to students from Kindergarten - Grade 12.

For the program website & for more information: Community Literacy Center

Click here to review the Community Literacy Center Handbook

For more information contact Bethany Silva: literacy.center@unh.edu or call 603-862-3733

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COLA-Literacy-01

1:1 Literacy Support Program

The UNH Community Literacy Center is located in Suite 109 of Morrill Hall, 62 College Rd., Durham, NH.

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COLA-Literacy-01

1:1 Literacy Support Program

Community Literacy Center Additional Information:

Arrival/Drop-off -
Please arrive 5-10 minutes early to programming so that programming can start on time. Children in grades four and below must be dropped off by an adult. Youth in grades five and above may arrive independently. See below for self check out requirements.
Late Arrivals -
If your child arrives late to a 1:1 Literacy Support Meeting, the meeting will still end at the scheduled time so as to prevent the next 1:1 meeting from starting late.
Dismissal -
All minors must be dismissed to an authorized adult. Please make sure all authorized adults know to have a picture ID for pick-up. The default place for CLC pick-up is the waiting room in the 111 Suite. If you need a different pick-up location, like the parking spots outside of Morrill Hall, contact the organizer of your child’s program. Students can only check themselves out with parent/guardian permission - download the form here: https://www.unh.edu/youthprograms/student-forms-waivers

It is the family responsibility to purchase a parking pass through UNH Transportation.

Click here to review the CLC Handbook

This course is currently unavailable.