The Marshall-Harrison County Literacy Council

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The Marshall-Harrison County Literacy Council was formed in 1989 by a group of concerned citizens who recognized the need for an adult education program. Adult basic education was offered first, followed by programs for English as a Second Language and pre-GED instruction.

The center now serves more than 150 students annually. Students meet one-on-one with trained volunteer tutors twice a week. All instruction and materials are provided free of charge.

Sign Up for Tutor Training!

Tutor training will be taking place on March 26 and March 28 at the Panola College location in the Marshall Mall.
CLICK HERE to register or to receive more information.

Need to know more before you sign up? Click here for our Tutor FAQ

M-HCLC Students and Tutors Take it to the Next Level

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_Maria Ortega, left, receives a certificate of completion from M-HCLC tutor Hollie Owens for mastering level Two of the Laubach English and Reading course.

2012 Spelling Bee

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_The 2012 Spelling Bee will be held on Friday, Sept. 14.  Click here for more information on how you can help with our biggest fundraiser of the year!

Word of the Week

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    Catawampus
        [kat-uh-wom-puhs]
adjective
1. Out of alignment, crooked, cater-corner.
2. Fierce, destructive.