Academic Reading Program at Library

The Greenville Public Library is hosting an Academic Reading Program this summer sponsored by the Friends of the Library. The program is designed to benefit students who struggle with their reading levels. It's also supported by the Woodland Heights Parent Teacher Association and members of the community. Donations are gratefully accepted! A check may be written to the Friends of the Library and sent to the Greenville Public Library for this purpose.

Any student who needs help reaching his/her level or who wants to sharpen reading skills over the summer is welcome. Scholarships are available so no one is turned away. Application forms are available near the Circulation Desk and any questions can be directed to Susi Halley. The forms are passed along to the teacher to make arrangements with the child’s caretaker.

A second 5-week session of classes begins July 14th and is held in the Meeting Room on the Library‘s third floor. Each class can hold up to six students. One on one tutoring is also offered if the class time is inconvenient. Students are reminded to bring their library cards!

Already there are many success stories of students making huge improvements very quickly. Many thanks to the Friends for their support and to the teacher's tireless efforts.