Tompkins Learning Partners Incorporated
Community Resource
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This initiative provides free and confidential small group sessions, computer-assisted learning, and personalized tutoring for local adults and incarcerated youth in areas like adult basic education (reading, writing, math), English as a Second Language (ESL), citizenship preparation, and basic computer skills. It includes a computer skills training program for Groton residents through Southworth Library in Dryden. To register, contact Tompkins Learning Partners. The program for incarcerated youth caters to residents of MacCormick Secure and Finger Lakes Residential Centers, but does not extend to adult basic education and ESL for youth. Additionally, speakers are available to address community groups, businesses, or civic organizations about adult literacy issues.
Intake Procedure: Call for details or to set up an appointment; walk-ins are welcome.
Fees: There are no charges for participation.
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- Participants must be 18 years or older and either live or work in Tompkins County.
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Ithaca City, New York
Walk-ins welcome
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