What we do
Better literacy. Better life.
Become a Tutor
Interested in tutoring? All you need is patience and a couple of hours each week to make a difference!
Become a student
Interested in becoming a student? Students meet with a trained volunteer in a public location.
Student/Tutor Resources
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the Literacy Council program and links to helpful websites.
Tutor Stories
Check out the articles for recent news and success stories! This includes stories from our volunteer tutors.
We train caring, patient community volunteers to provide free one-on-one tutoring for motivated adult learners across Sheboygan County.
What We Do
The Literacy Council helps adults who want to read, write, and speak English better so they can achieve their goals for work, education, family life, and community involvement. We train caring, patient community volunteers to provide free one-on-one tutoring for motivated adult learners across Sheboygan County. The Literacy Council collaborates with other community organizations to provide literacy services in Sheboygan County. When Sheboygan County adults have the literacy skills they need, our entire community benefits with a more qualified workforce, a higher standard of living, more involved citizens, improved health care outcomes, and parents who are able to support their child’s schooling. The Literacy Council is a United Way affiliated agency and a member of Wisconsin Literacy and ProLiteracy.
Staff & Contact Info
We’d love to hear from you! Carol Myers is the Literacy Council Coordinator. Please contact her if you are interested in becoming either a student or tutor. cmyers@frc-sc.org 920-892-6706 x 205 Carol Dussault is the Literacy Council Instructional Specialist. She presents tutor training 3–4 times a year and also works directly with tutors by providing general support. cdussault@frc-sc.org 920-892-6706 x 206
