It all began on August 1, 2019, when the Palmetto Literacy Council first opened its doors, but in reality, the work began in the months prior—and what an immense amount of work it was (and still is).
Five Years of the Palmetto Literacy Council Read More »
It all took place Saturday, June 8, 2024 – the culmination of months of planning – at the PLC Fourth Annual Golf Scramble, the organization’s largest annual fundraiser. Read on for the story and lots of photos.
2024 Golf Scramble – Story and Photos Read More »
Julius Forte, a marketing major from Coastal Carolina University, has joined the team at Palmetto Literacy Council, for an internship – a needed part of his graduation requirements – and a boon to PLC.
Julius Forte, New CCU Intern, Joins PLC for the Summer of 2024 Read More »
This article explains some different types of subtraction and shows how tutors can use them to teach this basic math concept.
Five Types of Subtraction Read More »
When kids and adults learn to read, they’re connecting how words sound to how those sounds are represented by letters. Phonics rules help make those connections.
Learning Phonics Rules Can Help Students and Tutors Read More »
On May 20, 2024, the students, staff, and parents of Ten Oaks Middle School in Carolina Forest donated 250 books to the Palmetto Literacy Council.
Ten Oaks Middle School Book Donation to PLC Read More »
This is part two of an article that first appeared on the PLC website in April. You can find the first part of Math Strategies for Parents elsewhere on the PLC web site:
Math Strategies for Parents (And Tutors, Too!) Read More »
Cheryl began volunteering at PLC in 2020, during the COVID pandemic. She plays a huge role in the organization, working behind the scenes as do many PLC volunteers. Without volunteers like Cheryl, the administrative, tracking, and assessment processes that go hand-in-hand with a non-profit organization would be left undone.
Cheryl Burns – PLC Volunteer Read More »
Reading is the basis for learning and school success. While reading is learned primarily in the classroom, many students need extra time and help.
Reading is Fundamental Read More »
Here are some strategies parents can use to help their child with math. They are intended to help increase your child’s understanding of math skills and to develop confidence in learning.
Math Strategies for Parents Read More »
