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ADULT BASIC & ADULT
VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational & Cultural Center
J. B. Payton
(901) 775-7259These programs are an integral part of the Division of Youth & Family Services whose mission includes the welfare and academic achievement of adults.
The Adult Basic Education Program is composed of three levels: Adult Literacy, Basic Education and General Education Development Diploma Program (GED). The Adult Literacy program provides instruction in beginning reading and writing for adults whose functional reading skills are from zero to 4th grade. The Basic Education program provides instruction in reading, English grammar, basic mathematics, science, and social studies for adults whose functional reading level is from 5th to 8th grade. GED provides adults whose functional educational levels range from 9th - 12th grade with instruction in writing skills, social studies science, reading and mathematics.
There are additional adult special learning opportunities offered by the Adult Basic Education Center such as sign language, senior citizens' classes, international English for foreign born, disabled adults, special learning needs for physically, emotionally and mentally disabled adults.
The Adult Vocational-Technical Education Program serves the occupational training and personal interest of adults in Memphis and the surrounding area. Skills training programs and services for adults are offered both day and night at seven vocational centers, two comprehensive high schools and the Martin Luther King, Jr., Educational and Cultural Center.
YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES
Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational & Cultural Center
(901) 775-7259The Youth & Family Services division provides through an integrated comprehensive service delivery system education, training, and supportive resources for students' families and identified adult populations. The welfare and academic achievement of Pre-K-12 and adult students are promoted by utilizing collaborative, cooperative interagency networks and school-linked services. Primary programs and contacts:
Community Involvement/Education
Ruthie Carns
775-7264Crisis Intervention Parenting Class
Peggy Johnson
775-7264The Danforth Initiative & Race Relations
Willie Slate
775-7264English As a Second & Other Languages
Matthew Sharp
325-4848Even Start Literacy Program
Mirian Tuggle
579-3238Family Resource Centers
Beverly Johnson
775-6264Family Support Services
Arssie Scott
775-7264Homeless Children Program
Johanna Burgess
775-7264JTPA, Families First, Adult Vocational Education
Carol Miller
775-7264Messick Adult High School
Roseann Mayo
325-4852Messick Vocational-Technical & Adult Center
William Woodruff
325-4841One- Room-Drop-In-School
Nina Ford
544-1207
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE
Contact: Individual SchoolsMany schools offer before and after school child care services for students in grades K-6. These programs may be sponsored by the individual schools, YMCA, YWCA, Park Commission or other state approved organizations. The fees for this service are set by the sponsors and paid directly to the sponsor. School sponsored school age child care programs assist students with academic growth, as well as, social and cultural growth. These services assist working parents. Some middle schools offer extended hours after school, providing academic, social, and recreational activities.
Contact the individual school for additional information.