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Grant will train tutors to help adult reading &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Carol Moutray, assistant professor of education at King's College, has been
awarded a Pennsylvania Literacy Corps grant for $27,470 to train tutors to
work with adult literacy studentsThe grant, awarded through the state
Department of Education, will allow the college to establish an adult literacy
lab and develop a three-credit course and specialized training in adult and
basic literacy. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "King's is pleased to have received funding through the Pennsylvania
Literacy Corps program, recognizing the need for adult literacy training and
volunteers in our region," Vice President for Academic Affairs Donald Farmer
said in a news release. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 In Northeastern Pennsylvania, 29 percent of the adult population lacks a
high school diploma or its equivalent. One-half of dropouts can read only at
fifth- to eighth-grade levels. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 King's College will use the grant to train students as adult literacy
volunteers, create a specialized reading and literacy lab with computers, and
conduct on-site workshops in adult literacy for staff and volunteers. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Member agencies of the Wyoming Valley Literacy Coalition will work with
King's in the placement and supervision of the volunteer tutors. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Moutray said the new program will be especially needed when welfare reform
cuts take effect. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 "Recent changes in the welfare system mean that more people will need to
find jobs," she said. "Without reading skills, their chances of employment are
slim." &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 The tutor program is open to all individuals and is not limited to
teachers. For more information, call Moutray at 826-5983. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Grant Will Train Tutors To Help Adult Reading 
Carol Moutray, Assistant Professor Of Education At King's College, Has Been 
Awarded A Pennsylvania Literacy Corps Grant For $27,470 To Train Tutors To 
Work With Adult Literacy Students.

Grant Will Train Tutors To Help Adult Reading Carol Moutray, Assistant Professor Of Education At King's College, Has Been Awarded A Pennsylvania Literacy Corps Grant For $27,470 To Train Tutors To Work With Adult Literacy Students.