Bob Burger      - Chair
              Lea Richards    - Library/Bookstore
              Ellie Scholz    - Secretary
              Fram Nichols    - Placement
              Bob Burger      - (Acting) Records
              Liz Koester     - RCC/CASAS Coordinator
              Bob Burger      - (Acting) Treasurer

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Dear Volunteers and Friends,

   Last month marked the end of another Fiscal Year for the Literacy Council.  Overall, our volunteer hours have declined.  Some of our tutors have yet to be matched with a student, even though we have a growing list of potential students.  Many on the list speak and read Spanish which requires extra patience by student and tutor alike to relearn vowel sounds and some consonants.  I was tutoring two such students myself, so I speak from experience.

   Thank you to the Rogue Federal Credit Union for letting us expand our office space, where we are conducting our latest computer literacy class which started last June.  We have six students enrolled who have learned too much to remember in this intensive 16 hour course.  This program is sponsored by the Rogue Learning & Resource Center.

   In case you haven't heard, we've changed our E-mail address to Literacy@Juno.com.  This move cut our Internet access cost in half.  Our previous provider, InfoStructure, has served us well for several years.  I hope Juno can match their high standards.

   Last month we held our annual pizza meeting at Round Table Pizza in the Medford Center.  They served a tasty buffet lunch to our volunteers.  I was hoping for a larger turnout, but only the usual cronies took advantage of the treat.

   In closing, I wish to thank our partners at the Rogue Community College for their continued support.  And welcome to Kelly McGee who has joined their Adult Basic Education staff.

Bob Burger, Chair

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