When I first heard about blogging I thought “WOW” that sounds like a fun way to share ideas and let people know what is going on with Literacy Volunteers. Now, thanks to a course through the CDLC and a wonderful volunteer, Dan Fennell, I’m blogging!
What do you think of Literacy Volulnteers’ new web site? I love it! Dan created it—using info from our former site that Dom Gieras had created and maintained for years. LVORC is sooooo lucky to have these great volunteers!!!!
Next post: Fun weekend-back to work
The NYS Education Dept. is allowing LVORC to resume in-person tutoring, testing, intake, etc. with specific safety requirements in place. They are also allowing us to continue remote instruction for the time being. Tutors and learners can choose the type of instruction that suits them at this point in time.
All students, visitors and volunteers will be required to make an appointment before coming to the office. Please call (518) 244-4650 to schedule an appointment.
All will be informed when setting up the appointment of the requirements that include wearing a face covering, using hand sanitizer, having temperature taken, completing a health screening, and signing in before meeting with any staff or using any spaces (resource room, conference rooms).
We ask for your full cooperation in following these guidelines for the safety of all.
Don’t forget the 2020 Census!
http://www.youcountrensselaer.org
Thank you – together we can continue to make a positive difference during these difficult times. Be safe and stay healthy!
For the month of September, Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County will receive a $1 donation from each purchase of the $2.50 reusable Community Bag at the Hannaford store located at Nine 126th Street, Troy N.Y.
We are proud to share this report of the achievements of Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County for 2018-2019. This report highlights some of our many accomplishments. Click to view.
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I look forward to your future posts.
You have shed a ray of sunshine into the forum. Tahkns!
What a teriffic way to spread the word about the great things Literacy Volunteers does!!!
I really don’t know much about blogging, but it does sound like a viable means of communication between teachers and students.
Congratulations! Looking forward to your future posts!
Bruce (aka “that Trader Joe’s guy!”)
I just found the blog. I like it, and the new website look as well. Thanks