LAPEER The new year promises to be an exciting one for the Family Literacy Center (FLC). The Lapeer-based educational nonprofit is starting the year with a new program in partnership with the Lapeer District Library called FLAG (Family Learning and Games). Executive Director of the FLC, Mary Shelton-Wiese, described FLAG as a “super fun
LAPEER Family Learning And Games (F.L.A.G.), hosted by the Family Literacy Center of Lapeer, will host an event in the meeting room at the Marguerite deAngeli Library in Lapeer, 921 W. Nepessing St. from 5-6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18. The program is open to families with children ages 5-12. Space is limited. To register,
Family Literacy Center JMG Specialist Katie Chrismer (left) watches as nearly a dozen Venture High School students complete the program. IMLAY CITY Students at Imlay City Community School (ICS)’s Venture High School have had the chance to shape their future, thanks to a special grant. Jobs for Michigan Graduates (JMG) is operated through a
LAPEER New programs are coming in January to the Lapeer District Library (LDL) through a partnership with the Family Literacy Center. The FLC, a Lapeer-based educational nonprofit, is set to host a pair of programs designed for young families. The first, a new program called FLAG (Family Learning and Games) is planned for Jan.
LAPEER Last month, an anonymous donor committed to matching all contributions to the Family Literacy Center (FLC) through the end of the year, up to $16,000. With only a few weeks remaining in 2022, the Lapeer-based nonprofit organization is “so close” to achieving that total, and hoping the holidays could provide the added push