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Colton Public Library Introduces Adult GED Study Groups

By Suzanne Busch
Literacy Program Assistant
08/22/2019 at 02:30 PM

The Colton Public Library is calling all adults who want to expand their knowledge and increase their abilities in different areas of study. If you've been wanting to go back to school or just improve your skill sets, don't miss out on the library's program. 

Colton Public Library’s Advance to Literacy Program will begin a new series of study group meetings for people ages 18 and older in September 2019. The first subject for study will be Math and Science. A volunteer tutor will lead the study groups. This program is FREE. Registration is required. Please call Colton Public Library’s Advance to Literacy Office at (909) 370-5170 to register. The literacy office is open from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and is located at 294 E O Street in Colton. Come out and be sure to join in this awesome learning opportunity!

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