The document outlines literacy services provided by the Escondido Public Library Literacy Services. It provides information on adult literacy services including small group instruction, literacy lab, ESL classes, tutoring, and workshops. It also describes mobile literacy services via a bookmobile that serves schools and community events. Finally, it discusses the Families for Literacy program which offers early literacy labs, summer reading programs, and workshops to promote youth literacy.

1. Literacy Services Mission Statement “ In order to empower and connect our diverse community, we provide intergenerational literacy services that support the individual’s right to achieve.” Escondido Public Library Literacy Services

2. Josephine Jones- Director of Literacy Services [email_address] 760-839-4219 Myrna Montano – Literacy Services Coordinator [email_address] 760-839-4831 Robin Wright Parker- Families for Literacy Coordinator [email_address] 760-839-4272 Escondido Public Library Literacy Services 238 S. Kalmia Street Escondido, CA 92025

3. Adult Literacy Services The Escondido Public Library Literacy Services offers free, confidential tutoring to English-speaking adults (18 years or older) to improve their reading, writing, math, and basic computer skills. Adults request literacy services from many different walks of life. We work with the goals of the adult in tailoring a program that will assist them in their life experiences.

4. Adult Literacy Services Small Group Instruction Basic Literacy Skill GED Citizenship ESL Literacy Lab Book discussion groups Senior Experience Workshops

5. Year of the Learner (YOL) September 2007

6. Small Group Instruction

7. Literacy Lab at the Annex Before After

8. ESL English as a Second Language Two weekly evening classes Stressing speaking and listening skills Self-paced environment Introduction to culture in the United States

9. One on One Tutoring

10. Senior Book Club

11. Workshops

12. Writer 2 Writer

13. Born to Read

14. Mobile Literacy Services The Bookmobile !

15. History Since September 2002, the bookmobile has made appearances at local elementary schools and community events, serving the hard to reach population. The artwork displayed on the bookmobile is from children’s books written and illustrated by Gerald McDermott.

16. Serves … as a recognizable link between the community and the library … adults and children who might not otherwise receive literacy or library services The Bookmobile is here to serve…

17. Provides … schools not located near the Main or EVCC Branch Library … neighborhood groups in need of outreach service. … community events, increasing service awareness among all residents The Bookmobile provides one-stop literacy and library services to… During - Firestorm 2003

18. The Bookmobile has… … served thousands of students and families in Escondido … partnered with community organizations such as Neighborhood Porch, Escondido Union School District, YMCA, and Parks & Recreation

19. Families for Literacy At the Branch EVB Literacy Open House November 29, 2007

20. Families For Literacy Early Literacy Lab Early Literacy Summer Series Reading is Fundamental Workshops At the libraries Off the Bookmobile Local Pre-schools Special events

21. Early Literacy Lab Thank you Altrusa!

22. Early Literacy

24. Summer Series

25. Thanks to Friends of the Library!

26. FFL – Science

28. Operation: Literacy Cares Troops in Iraq

29. Welcome Home!!!!!

30. Workshops Reading, Writing, and Rhythm Instrument making Songs Games Music-themed books Uses music to teach literacy skills

31. Reading is Fundamental Reading is Fundamental 10 Pre-Schools, one Head Start Center 650 kids, 3 books apiece! Story time presentations

32. Youth Literacy Coming Soon Youth Literacy + Mentoring Project Anticipated launch date: October 2008