
Who we are
MCCLC is a non-profit organization that is geared towards helping adults, teens and children improve their reading, writing, and math skills. We also attempt to improve life skills and increase employability in order to break the intergenerational cycle of illiteracy.
Since 1993, Magnolia - Columbia County Literacy Council (MCCLC) has been working within the community to offer programs, recruit and train volunteers, and collaborating with community partners to promote literacy for the citizens of our community.
What we offer
ESL
MCCLC offers English as a Second Language tutoring
Teen Tutoring Program
MCCLC works with 16 and 17 year-olds to help them obtain their GED
Financial Literacy
MCCLC works with local banks and businesses to provide financial and computer literacy classes
Rideout Program
MCCLC works with CADC to provide free transportation from your home to the SAU Tech Adult Education Center
Inmate Tutoring
MCCLC is working alongside the Columbia County Sheriff’s office to provide tutoring to the inmates
After-school Tutoring
MCCLC is collaborating with the Magnolia Boys and Girls Club to provide after-school tutoring
Facts:
By the end of the 4th grade, two-thirds of students who struggle with reading will likely face incarceration or rely on welfare.
In Arkansas, 14.8% of adults lack a high school diploma.
In Columbia County, this percentage rises to 21.3%, indicating that more than 4,500 individuals aged 25 and above in the county do not possess a high school diploma.
Literacy has a profound influence on various aspects of our lives:
Contact us
Hours:
Monday-Thursday
8:00am-1:00pm
Stay tuned...
for upcoming events!