DATA AND CHARACTERISTICS

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Illinois Community College Board

401 East Capitol Avenue

Springfield, Illinois 62701-1711

Voice 217-785-0123

TDD 217-782-5645

FAX 217-524-4981

www.iccb.state.il.us

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APRIL 2005

Page

Map . . . iii

Introduction . . . iv

Definitions . . . vi

Service Provider by Area Planning Council and Region . . . xii

Selected Internet Links for Illinois Adult Education and Family Literacy . . . xvi

Current Service Providers with Contact Information by Region . . . xvii

Table 1

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Type of Program for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 1

Table 2

Summary of Unduplicated Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

By Type of Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 5

Table 3

Summary of Duplicated Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

By Type of Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 9

Table 4

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Educational

Entry Functioning Level Enrollment in Adult Basic Education

Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 13

Table 5

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Educational

Entry Functioning Level Enrollment in Adult Secondary Education

Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 17

Table 6

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Educational

Entry Functioning Level Enrollment in English as a Second

Language Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 21

Table 7

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

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Table 9

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Ethnic Origin in Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 33

Table 10

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Employment

Status at Entry in Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 37

Table 11

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Learners

Receiving Public Assistance for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 41

Table 12

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Type of Residency for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 45

Table 13

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Disability Status for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 49

Table 14

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment by

Institutional Program for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 53

Table 15

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Units of

Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 57

Table 16

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Awards

for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 61

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INTRODUCTION

This is the fourth publication of a factbook on Adult Education and Family Literacy.

This document contains data and characteristics about Adult Education and Family

Literacy programs from fiscal year 2004 and is designed to serve as a reference

document. The data source for the tables is the Student Administrative Information

Reporting System (STAIRS), the approved data collection system for Adult Education

and Family Literacy. The parameters for learners to be included in the factbook is a

minimum of 7.5 hours of instruction which is the state reporting minimum attendance

level. The federal reporting requirements reflect a different threshold of 12 hours of

instruction.

This publication provides information about students and allocations. All data reflect

fiscal year 2004. Table 1, Table 2 and Tables 6 through 14 are based on unduplicated

class enrollment in STAIRS. Table 3 is based on duplicated class enrollment in

STAIRS meaning a learner can be counted more than once if enrolled in more than one

type of instruction. Tables 4, 5, and 6 are based on pre-test results in STAIRS. Table

15 is based on units of instruction in each type of instructional category in STAIRS.

Table 16 is based on Adult Education and Family Literacy allocations.

Adult Education is defined as instruction and support services below the postsecondary

(college) level for individuals who have attained 16 years of age; who are not enrolled

or required to be enrolled in postsecondary school under state law; and who:

• lack sufficient mastery of basic educational skills to enable the individuals

to function effectively in society;

• do not have a secondary school (high school) diploma or its recognized

equivalent, and have not achieved an equivalent level of education; or

• are unable to speak, read, or write the English Language.

In the Illinois Community College Board’s strategic plan, The Promise for Illinois directly

addresses the need for Adult Education and Family Literacy in Pledge Three. Pledge

Three states, “Economic and demographic changes are dramatically increasing the

need for adult education, literacy, and English-as-a-Second Language programs.

Millions of Illinois residents lack the literacy skills that they need to obtain good jobs and

to function well in an increasingly complex society. There is a strong correlation

between higher literacy levels and higher income, numbers of weeks worked, children’s

success in school, and individual and family health. Large numbers of immigrants have

come to this country seeking education, work, and a higher quality of life, yet many of

these immigrants do not have the English literacy or other skills to enable them to meet

social, educational, and work demands. To address the scope and diversity of need for

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In cooperation with public and private partners, the Illinois Community College Board

will develop strategies and obtain resources to support appropriate Adult Education and

Family Literacy initiatives including the following.

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Maximize state and federal resources to assure there is adequate, stable, and

flexible resources which promote program growth and innovation for all adult

education students consistent with the Adult Education and Literacy Vision for

2008.

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Build a strong system of diverse providers, business and agency partnerships,

and state leadership that is responsive to the multiple learning needs of adults

including English-as-a Second Language individuals.

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Develop programs that focus on learner outcomes and demonstrate the value of

adult education in the development of a qualified workforce.

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Ensure a professionally competent and committed adult education staff through

high quality staff development and by increasing access to programs and

services through technology.

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Establish a structure for developing policies, procedures, and regulations that

builds upon the advice and knowledge of adult educators and interested

agencies and organizations.

Comments and suggestions for enhancements to the information contained in the

report are welcome. Contact Adult Education and Family Literacy at the Illinois

Community College Board at (217) 785-0123 with your suggestions.

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DEFINITIONS

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Adult Basic Education (ABE) – curriculum consists of approved courses designed to

bring a student from grade zero through the eighth-grade competency level, as

determined by standardized testing. Beginning level courses cover grade zero through

the third-grade competency level. Intermediate level courses include grade four

through the eighth-grade competency level. Each level of courses covers each content

area. The curriculum is designed to accommodate the concept of entry,

open-exit, individualized instruction and includes courses in general basic skills; reading,

literacy, and communications skills; computational skills; workforce/employability skills;

life skills and career exploration/awareness skills; workplace literacy; and family

literacy/parenting.

Adult Secondary Education (ASE) – curriculum consists of approved courses designed

to bring a student from grade nine through the twelfth-grade level competency level, as

determined by standardized testing. The curriculum is designed to prepare a student to

achieve a GED (General Education Development). The curriculum accommodates the

concept of open-entry, open-exit, individualized instruction and includes courses in

basic skills, general; academic and intellectual skills; reading, literacy and

communications skills; computational skills; workforce/employability skills; life skills and

career exploration/awareness skills; workplace literacy and family literacy/parenting;

and foreign language GED (Spanish and French).

English Literacy/English as a Second Language (ESL) – curriculum consists of

approved courses designed to include instruction in English for those whose native

language is not English. Beginning, intermediate and advanced courses include a

curriculum in listening, speaking, reading and writing using the English language. Other

courses using the English language may include instruction in life skills, citizenship

education, career exploration, employability skills, workplace literacy, family literacy,

and EL/Civics. Student levels are based on proficiency as measured by

ICCB-approved standardized tests. The curriculum is designed to accommodate the concept

of open-entry, open-exit, individualized instruction.

Vocational Skills Training – curriculum consists of approved courses that include

short-term, secondary-level vocational specific training that provide entry-level workforce

skills which may lead to employment.

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Adult Basic Education Levels – These categories are used to identify students enrolled

primarily in basic education courses in the lower to middle functioning levels. These

classifications only include students whose primary or native language is English.

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Beginning ABE Literacy = test levels 0 to 1.9.

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Beginning Basic Education = test levels 2.0 to 3.9.

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Low Intermediate Basic Education = test levels 4.0 to 5.9.

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High Intermediate Basic Education = test levels 6.0 to 8.9.

Adult Secondary Education Levels – These categories are used to classify students

enrolled primarily in courses designed for preparation for the General Educational

Development Examination (GED) or in high school level courses (includes test levels

9.0 to 12.9). These classifications only include those students whose primary or native

language is English.

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Low Adult Secondary Education = test levels 9.0 to 10.9.

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High Adult Secondary Education = test levels 11.0 to 12.9.

English as a Second Language – These categories are only used for students whose

primary or native language is not English or who come from an environment where a

language other than English is spoken in the home and are experiencing sufficient

difficulty speaking, reading, writing or understanding English that they require

assistance to meet social, educational and work demands.

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Beginning ESL Literacy = test levels CELSA NA/BEST Literacy 0-7/BEST Plus

Below 401.

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Beginning ESL= test levels CELSA 20-23/BEST Literacy 8-46/BEST Plus

401-438.

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Low Intermediate ESL = test levels CELSA 24-29/ BEST Literacy 47-53/BEST

Plus 439-472.

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High Intermediate ESL= test levels CELSA 30-41/BEST Literacy 54-65/BEST

Plus 473-506.

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Low Advanced ESL = test levels CELSA 42-53/BEST Literacy 66+/BEST Plus

507-540.

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T

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ROVIDERS

Community Based Organizations (CBOs) providing services in Adult Education and

Family Literacy in Illinois are nonprofit formal organizations within communities/

neighborhood settings delivering formal education and support services for adult

learners, youth and/or families. Some CBOs are recognized for having a close

relationship with a particular immigrant population and possess unique qualifications to

meet the special needs of these individuals. These organizations provide skill building

instructional and support services to help individuals acquire additional skills. In Illinois

Adult Education and Family Literacy, CBOs are primarily located in the Chicago area.

Community Colleges (CCs) are public two year postsecondary institutions offering

educational programs and services to all individuals with an ability to benefit from the

instruction. Illinois has a comprehensive community college system offering instruction

at all levels of adult education and literacy through college level education and training.

The highest offerings are two year associate degrees in transfer and career/technical

programs. In Illinois there are 48 community colleges organized within 39 districts. The

City Colleges of Chicago and Illinois Eastern Community College are multi-college

districts. (

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/adulted/adulted.html

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Correctional Institutions - The Department of Corrections School District 428 provides

educational and vocational instruction to inmates and youth confined to departmental

facilities. In addition, School District 428 contracts with colleges and universities for

advanced instruction. The educational programs provided to the Juvenile Division

cover both the elementary and secondary levels. Students who are eligible receive

special education instruction and remedial services. The educational programs

provided to adult inmates cover elementary, secondary, and advanced levels. The

Mandatory Education Provision of 1987 mandates inmates performing below the

sixth-grade level in math and reading skills must receive a minimum of ninety days of Adult

Basic Education (ABE) instruction.

http://www.idoc.state.il.us/

Other – In the databook tables, Southern Illinois University is the other type of provider.

Public Schools provide educational services to students, have an assigned

administrator, receive public funds as its primary support, and are operated by an

education agency.

http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2001

Regional Offices of Education (ROEs) are administrative entities (56) which operate

under the leadership of an elected regional superintendent of schools. Some regions

are based on a single county while others encompass multiple county units. ROEs

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(APCs)

Area Planning Councils (APCs) are legislatively authorized (Illinois School Code

(405/2-4) to provide for the development and coordination of adult education programs in a

specified region of the state. APCs were developed to promote integration of service

delivery, avoid duplication of services, maximize available resources, and provide

accessibility to those needing service. Generally, APCs coincide with the boundaries of

community college districts.

The State Plan for Adult Education requires all programs receiving Adult Education and

Family Literacy funds to participate in their local APC. Recognizing that serving this

population of adults often means serving their families, all providers of programs are

encouraged to participate in their local APC. The Area Plan developed by an APC

covers a multi year planning period. APCs are encouraged to include representation

from other service providers (e.g., Illinois Department of Human Services, Local

Workforce Investment Boards, Child Care Resource and Referral agencies, etc.), and

area businesses and industry.

APCs are required to meet at least twice during a fiscal year but most meet more often.

The following entities are entitled to one representative on the APC: each school

district within the APC boundaries maintaining either grades K-12 or 9-12; each regional

superintendent of schools, the majority of whose region is included within the

boundaries; and the community college.

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STAIRS – the Student Administrative Reporting System (STAIRS) is the approved data

collection system for Adult Education and Family Literacy in Illinois.

National Reporting System for Adult Education – The National Reporting System (NRS)

for Adult Education is an accountability initiative for federally funded adult education

and family literacy programs. NRS consists of a series of measures to assess the

impact of adult education instruction. NRS specifies data collection methodologies and

includes reporting procedures and forms.

Family Literacy – an integrated, intensive service for at-risk families that must include,

but is not limited to, the four components (adult education, parenting education,

parent/child activities, and child education) of family literacy. Only three components

(adult education, parenting education, and parent/child activities) can be funded by

ICCB Adult Education and Family Literacy funds. The fourth component (child

education) must be funded by an appropriate child education partner.

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EL/Civics Instruction – includes integrated English literacy and civics education to

immigrants and other limited proficient populations which allows participants to

effectively participate in the education, work and civic opportunities of the United States

of America. EL/Civics is an educational program that emphasizes conceptualized

instruction on the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, naturalization procedures,

civic participation, and U.S. history and government to help students acquire the skills

and knowledge to become active and informed parents, workers and community

members.

Workplace Literacy – literacy services that are offered for the purpose of improving the

productivity of the workforce through the improvement of literacy skills.

Disabled - Learner has a record of, or is regarded as having, any type of physical or

mental impairment or disability that substantially limits or restricts one or more major life

activities including walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, learning, and working. (NRS)

Full-time Employment - Learners who work 37.5 hours or more per week as a paid

employee. (STAIRS)

Part-time Employment - Learners who work less than 37.5 hours a week as a paid

employee. (STAIRS)

Unemployed - Learners who are not working, but are actively seeking employment.

The individual has made specific efforts to find a job and is available for work. (NRS)

Not in Labor Force - Learners who are not employed and are not actively seeking

employment. (NRS)

Public Assistance Recipient - Learner is receiving financial public assistance from

Federal, State, or local government agencies, including Temporary Assistance for

Needy Families (TANF), food stamps, refugee cash assistance, old-age assistance,

general assistance, and aid to individuals who are designated as blind or individuals

who are totally disabled. (NRS)

Work-based Project Learner - Learner acquires the skills in a short-term learning course

designed to teach specific work-based skills. A short-term course is typically an

instructional program of at least 12 hours but no more than 30 hours duration. (NRS)

Correctional Facility - Any prison, jail reformatory, work farm, detention center, or any

other similar Federal, State, or local institution designed for the confinement and

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Rural - An area that has less than 2,500 inhabitants and is outside an urbanized area.

(NRS)

Urban - An urbanized area that has a population of 50,000 or more in a city and

adjacent areas of high density. (NRS)

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ADULT EDUCATION SERVICE PROVIDERS

BY REGION AND AREA PLANNING COUNCIL

Region I:

APC/District

Representatives

508 Albany Park Community Center, Inc.

Asian Human Services

Blue Gargoyle Youth Services Center

Centro Romero

Chicago Commons

Chinese Mutual Aid Association

City Colleges of Chicago District

De La Salle Institute - Tolton Center

Erie Neighborhood House

Greater West Town Project

Howard Area Community Center

Institituto del Progresso Latino

Jewish Vocational Adult Education

Jobs for Youth Chicago, Inc.

Literacy Chicago

Polish American Association

Prologue, Inc.

Pui Tak

Safer Foundation/PACE Institute

Spanish Coalition For Jobs, Inc.

Sullivan House

TIA/Chicago Connections

Universidad Popular

World Relief - Chicago

YMCA of Metropolitan Center

Region II:

APC/District

Representatives

502 College of DuPage

West Chicago Community High School District #94

World Relief - DuPage

504 Triton College

506 Sauk Valley Community College

509 Elgin Community College

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Region II:

APC/District

Representatives

Continued

511 Rock Valley College

Rockford Ara Literacy Council

Rockford Public Schools District #205

512 Arlington Heights Township High School District #214

Palatine Township High School District #211

William Rainey Harper College

515 Prairie State College

516 Aurora East District #131

Waubonsee Community College

World Relief - Aurora

519 Highland Community College

523 Kishwaukee College

524 Moraine Valley Community College

527 Morton College

528 Illinois Immigrant Council - Woodstock

McHenry County College

532 College of Lake County

Highland Township High School District #113

Mundelein Consolidated High School #120

SER/Jobs for Progress, Inc

Warren Township High School District #121

535 Evanston Township High School #202

Oakton Community College

Region III:

APC/District

Representatives

503 Black Hawk College

505 Parkland College

Urbana School District #116

507 Danville Area Community College

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Region III:

APC/District

Representatives

Continued

514 Illinois Central College

Peoria County Regional Office of Education #48

Peoria Public School Districts #150

518 Carl Sandburg College

Henderson/Mercer/Warren Regional Office of Education

520 Kankakee Community College

Kankakee School District #111

525 Joliet Junior College

526 Lincoln Land Community College

Springfield Public School District #186

534 Spoon River College

537 Decatur School District #61

Macon-Piatt Regional Office of Education

Richland Community College

539 John Wood Community College

Quincy Public Schools #172

540 DeWitt-Livingston-McLean Regional Office of Education

Heartland Community College

Lincoln Community High School District #404

Region IV:

APC/District

Representatives

428 Illinois Department of Corrections

501 Kaskaskia Community College

Regional Office of Education #3

517 Lake Land College

Mattoon Community Unit School District #2

Pana Community Unit School District. #8

521 Rend Lake College

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Region IV:

APC/District

Representatives

Continued

529 Illinois Eastern Community College

530 Carbondale Community High School District #165

Illinois Migrant Council – Jackson

John A. Logan College

Murphysboro Unit District #186

Southern Illinois University

531 Five Counties Regional Office of Education

Shawnee Community College

533 Southeastern Illinois College

536 Edwardsville District #7

Lewis and Clark Community College

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SELECTED INTERNET LINKS FOR

ILLINOIS ADULT EDUCATION AND FAMILY LITERACY

Illinois Adult Education and Family Literacy Website

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/adulted/adulted.html

Illinois Vision for Adult Education and Family Literacy

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/pdf/adulted/AEFLvision.pdf

Illinois State Plan for Adult Education and Family Literacy

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/pdf/adulted/adultedplan.pdf

DHS/ICCB Interagency Agreement

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/pdf/adulted/InterAgencyAgrmt.pdf

Adult Education and Family Literacy, Providers Handbook

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/PDF/ADULTED/Provider_Manual04.pdf

Illinois Community College System, Promise for Illinois

http://www.iccb.state.il.us/HTML/pdf/promise.pdf

Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Title II - Adult Education & Family Literacy

http://www.doleta.gov/usworkforce/wia/wialaw.pdf

State Public Act 91-0830, Adult Education & Family Literacy

http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/pubact91/acts/91-0830.html

Illinois School Code (105 ILCS 5/10-22.20)

http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs4.asp?DocName=010500050HArt%2E+10&ActID=1005

&ChapAct=105%26nbsp%3BILCS%26nbsp%3B5%2F&ChapterID=17&ChapterName=SCHO

OLS&SectionID=48899&SeqStart=51000&SeqEnd=71800&ActName=School+Code%2E

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Region I

CURRENT SERVICE PROVIDERS

WITH CONTACT INFORMATION

Albany Park Community Ctr. 5121 North Kimball Avenue Chicago, IL 60625

773-509-5650

Asian Human Services 4800-02 North Broadway Chicago, IL 60640 773-989-4535

Blue Gargoyle Youth Center 5655 South University Ave. Chicago, IL 60637

773-955-4108 Centro Romero 6216 North Clark Street Chicago, IL 60660 773-508-5300 Chicago Commons

3645 West Chicago Ave. 1W Chicago, IL 60651

773-826-4280

Chinese Mutual Aid Assoc. 1016 West Argyle Street Chicago, IL 60640 773-784-2900 City Colleges

226 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago, IL 60606-6998 312-553-3276

De La Salle Institute - Tolton 3455 South Wabash Chicago, IL 60616 312-747-3471

Erie Neighborhood House 1347 West Erie Street Chicago, IL 60622 312-666-3430

Greater West Town Project 2021 West Fulton

Chicago, IL 60622 312-563-9028

Instituto del Progreso Latino 2570 South Blue Island Ave. Chicago, IL 60608

773-890-0055

Jewish Vocational Service 6526 North California Ave. Chicago, IL 60645 773-743-5638

Jobs for Youth/Chicago, Inc. 50 East Washington, 4 Floorth Chicago, IL 60602

312-499-2909 Literacy Chicago

70 East Lake Street, Ste 1500 Chicago, IL 60601

312-236-0341

Polish American Association 3834 N. Cicero

Chicago, IL 60641 773-282-1144 Prologue, Inc.

1105 West Lawrence Avenue Chicago, IL 60640

773-728-8120 Pui Tak Center

2216 South Wentworth Ave. Chicago, IL 60616 312-328-1188 Safer Foundation 571 W. Jackson Boulevard Chicago, IL 60661 773-927-1536

Spanish Coalition for Jobs 2011 West Pershing Road Chicago, IL 60609 773-247-0707 Sullivan House

8164 South Chicago Avenue Chicago, IL 60617

773-978-8689

Universidad Popular 1510 North Rockwell Street Chicago, IL 60622

773-772-0836

World Relief - Chicago 3507 West Lawrence Ave. Chicago, IL 60625 773-583-9191

YMCA of Metro. Chicago 801 North Dearborn Chicago, IL 60610 312-913-2150

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Region II

CURRENT SERVICE PROVIDERS

WITH CONTACT INFORMATION

Arlington Heights H.S. Dist. #214 2121 South Goebbert Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005 847-718-7706

Aurora East District #131 417 Fifth Street Aurora, IL 60505 630-299-5592 College of DuPage 425 Fawell Street Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 630-942-3697

College of Lake County 19351 West Washington St. Grayslake, IL 60030-1198 847-543-2402

Elgin Community College 51 South Spring Street Elgin, IL 60120 847-214-6911

Elgin School District U46 46 South Gifford Street Elgin, IL 60120 847-888-5000 Evanston Township H.S. #202 1600 Dodge Avenue Evanston, IL 60204 847-424-7620

Highland Community College 2998 Pearl City Road Freeport, IL 61032 815-599-3455

Highland Township H.S. Dist. #113 1040 Park Avenue West

Highland Park, IL 60035 847-926-9316

Illinois Migrant Council 2028 N. State St. Suite 400 Belvidere, IL 61008 815-544-3301

McHenry County College 8900 U.S. Hwy 14 Crystal Lake, IL 60012 815-479-7588

Moraine Valley Comm. College 10900 South 88 Avenueth Palos Hills, IL 60465 708-974-5340 Morton College

3801 South Central Avenue Chicago, IL 60804

708-656-8000

Mundelein Consolidated H.S. 1350 West Hawley Street Mundelein, IL 60060 847-949-2200

Oakton Community College 1600 East Golf Road Des Plaines, IL 60016 847-635-2604

Palantine Township H.S. Dist.#211 1750 South Roselle Road

Palatine, IL 60067 847-755-67250 Prairie State College 202 South Halsted Street Chicago Heights, IL 60411 708-709-3500

Rock Valley College 3301 N. Mulford Road Rockford, IL 61114 815-874-3000

Rockford Area Literacy Council 982 North Main Street

Rockford, IL 61103-7061 815-963-7323

Rockford Public Schools #205 978 Haskell Avenue

Rockford, IL 61103 815-966-3251

SER/Jobs for Progress, Inc. 117 North Genesee Street Waukegan, IL 60085 847-336-1004

South Suburban College 15800 S. State St. Ste 4455 South Holland, IL 60473 708-596-2000 Triton College 2000 Fifth Avenue River Grove, IL 60171 708-456-0300 Warren Township H.S. D. #121 500 North O’Plaine Road Gurnee, IL 60031 847-599-4723

Waubonsee Community College Five East Galena Boulevard Aurora, IL 60506-4178 630-966-0522

West Chicago Comm. H.S. D. #94 326 Joliet Street

West Chicago, IL 60185 630-293-8164

William Rainey Harper College 1200 West Algonquin Road Palatine, Il 60067

847-925-6223 World Relief - Aurora 184 W. River Street Aurora, IL 60506 630-462-7566

World Relief - DuPage 1825 College Ave., Ste 230 Wheaton, IL 60187 630-462-7566 YWCA of Elgin

220 East Chicago Street Elgin, IL 60120

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Region III

CURRENT SERVICE PROVIDERS

WITH CONTACT INFORMATION

Black Hawk College 6600 34 Avenueth Moline, IL 61265-5899 309-755-2200

Carl Sandburg College 2400 Tom L. Wilson Blvd. Galesburg, IL 61401 309-341-5296

Danville Area Comm. College 2000 East. Main Street Danville, IL 61832 217-443-8878

Decatur School District #61 300 East Eldorado

Decatur, IL 62523 217-424-3070

Dewitt-Livingston-McLean ROE 905 N. Main Street, Ste 2 Normal, IL 61761 309-888-9884

Heartland Community College 1500 West Raab Road Normal, IL 61761 309-268-8171 Henderson/Mercer/Warren ROE 1291 North 6 St. Rd. Ste 100th Monmouth, IL 61462 309-734-3818 Illinois Central College One College Drive

East Peoria, IL 61635-0001 309-694-5577

Illinois Valley Comm. College 815 North Orlando Smith Ave Oglesby, IL 61348

815-224-0355

John Wood Community College 150 South 48 Streetth

Quincy, IL 62301 217-224-6564

Kankakee Community College P. O. Box 888 River Road Kankakee, IL 60901 815-933-0324

Kankakee School Dist. #111 710 North Chicago Avenue Kankakee, IL 60901 815-935-7282

Lincoln Comm. H.S. Dist. 404 1000 Primm Road

Lincoln, IL 62656 217-732-4131

Lincoln Land Comm. College 5250 Shepherd Rd, Box 19256 Springfield, IL 62794-9256 217-786-2350

Macon-Piatt R.O.E. #055 363 North Water Street Decatur, IL 62523 217-422-6113 Parkland College

2400 West Bradley Avenue Champaign, IL 61821 217-351-2390

Peoria County R. O. E. #48 211 Fulton Street, Suite 207 Peoria, IL 61602

309-672-6906

Peoria Public Schools #150 839 West Moss Avenue Peoria, IL 61606 309-672-6709

Quincy Public Schools #172 219 Baldwin Drive

Quincy, IL 62301 217-224-3770

Richland Community College One College Park

Decatur, IL 62521 217-875-7211

Springfield Sch. Dist. #186 East Laurel Street Springfield, IL 62704 217-525-3159

Urbana School Dist. #116 211 North Race Street Urbana, IL 61801 217-384-3530

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Region IV

CURRENT SERVICE PROVIDERS

WITH CONTACT INFORMATION

Carbondale Comm. H.S.D. #165 608 East College Street

Carbondale, IL 62901 618-549-8232 Collinsville Unit #10

2201 South Morrison Avenue Collinsville, IL 62234

618-346-6320

Edwardsville District #7 118 West Kell Box 395 Worden, IL 62097 618-655-6017 Five County ROE #2 17 Rustic Campus Drive Ullin, IL 62992

618-734-4211

Illinois Dept. Of Corrections 1301 Concordia Court Springfield, IL 62794 217-558-6098

Illinois Eastern Comm. College 233 East Chestnut Street Olney, IL 62450

618-842-3711

Illinois Migrant Council 780 E. Grand Ave Carbondale, IL 62901 618-457-6727

John A. Logan College 700 Logan College Road Carterville, IL 62918 618-985-3741

Kaskaskia Comm. College 27210 College Road Centralia, IL 62801 618-545-3110 Lake Land College 5001 Lake Land Boulevard Mattoon, IL 61938

217-235-2222

Macoupin County ROE #40 130 North Broad Street Carlinville, IL 62626 217-854-3913

Mattoon Community Unit #2 1617 Lake Land Boulevard Mattoon, IL 61938

217-235-0361

Monroe/Randolph ROE 128 West Main Street, Ste E Sparta, IL 62286

618-443-4433

Murphysboro Unit Dist. #186 50 Blackwood Drive Murphysboro, IL 62966 618-687-2149 Pana C.U.S.D. #8 14 East Main Pana, IL 62557 217-562-3976

Regional Office of Ed. #03 1805 West Fletcher Street Vandalia, IL 62471 618-283-9311 Rend Lake College 468 N. Ken Gray Parkway Ina, IL 62846

618-437-5321

Shawnee Community College 8364 Shawnee College Road Ullin, IL 62992

618-634-2242

Southeastern Illinois College 3575 College Road

Harrisburg, IL 62946 618-252-5400

Southern Illinois University 500 Lewis Lane

Carbondale, IL 62901-6704 618-453-2331

St. Clair County ROE 500 Wilshire Drive Belleville, IL 62223 618-397-8930 Venice CUSD #3 300 South Fourth Street Venice, IL 62090-1015 618-874-7792

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Illinois Community College Board Table 1

SUMMARY OF ADULT EDUCATION AND FAMILY LITERACY ENROLLMEN BY TYPE OF PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEAR 2004

ROE/ Community Public Community Based Total Other Schools Corrections Colleges Organizations Program APC 985 985

Illinois Department of Corrections 428 (985) (985) APC Total 867 867

Kaskaskia Community College 501

32 32

Regional Office of Education #3

(899) (32) (867) APC Total 5,694 5,694 College of DuPage 502 637 637

West Chicago Community High School #94

618 618

World Relief - DuPage

(6,949) (637) (5,694) (618) APC Total 2,468 2,468

Black Hawk College 503 (2,468) (2,468) APC Total 5,705 5,705 Triton College 504 (5,705) (5,705) APC Total 1,173 1,173 Parkland College 505 1,099 1,099

Urbana School District #116

(2,272) (1,099) (1,173) APC Total 395 395

Sauk Valley Community College 506 (395) (395) APC Total 724 724

Danville Area Community College 507 (724) (724) APC Total 1,059 1,059

Albany Park Community Center 508

265 265

Asian Human Services

286 286

Blue Gargoyle Youth Center

334 334 Centro Romero 402 402 Chicago Commons 2,579 2,579

Chinese Mutual Aid Association

48,688 48,688

City Colleges of Chicago

495 495

De La Salle-Tolton Center

343 343

Erie Neighborhood House

154 154

Greater West Town Project

402 402

Howard Area Community Center

509 509

Instituto del Progreso Latino

199 199

Jewish Vocational Services

132 132

Jobs for Youth/Chicago

615 615

Literacy Chicago

1,242 1,242

Polish American Association

134 134

Prologue, Inc

1,171 1,171

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Safer Foundation/PACE Institute 508

440 440

Spanish Coalition For Jobs Cont. 65 65 Sullivan House 508 508 TIA/Chicago Connections 296 296 Universidad Popular 271 271

World Relief - Chicago

168 168

YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago

(61,755) (48,688) (13,067) APC Total 2,547 2,547

Elgin Community College 509

379 379

Elgin School District U46

620 620 YWCA of Elgin (3,546) (379) (2,547) (620) APC Total 2,005 2,005

South Suburban College 510 (2,005) (2,005) APC Total 1,380 1,380

Rock Valley College 511

180 180

Rockford Area Literacy Council

1,179 1,179

Rockford Public School District #205

(2,739) (1,179) (1,380) (180) APC Total 2,424 2,424

Arlington Heights Township High School #214 512

505 505

Palatine Township High School #211

2,295 2,295

William Rainey Harper College

(5,224) (2,929) (2,295) APC Total 720 720

Illinois Valley Community College 513 (720) (720) APC Total 714 714

Illinois Central College 514

215 215

Peoria County Regional Office of Education #48

635 635

Peoria Public School District #150

(1,564) (850) (714) APC Total 1,640 1,640

Prairie State College 515 (1,640) (1,640) APC Total 189 189

Aurora East School District #131 516

4,053 4,053

Waubonsee Community College

187 187

World Relief - Aurora

(4,429) (189) (4,053) (187) APC Total 655 655

Lake Land College 517

506 506

Mattoon Community Unit #2

153 153

Pana Community Unit School District #8

(1,314) (659)

(655) APC Total

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Carl Sandburg College 518

181 181

Henderson/Mercer/Warren Regional Office of Ed.

(655) (181) (474) APC Total 706 706

Highland Community College 519 (706) (706) APC Total 1,077 1,077

Kankakee Community College 520

99 99

Kankakee School District #111

(1,176) (99) (1077) APC Total 306 306

Rend Lake College 521 (306) (306) APC Total 63 63

Collinsville Unit School District #1 522

179 179

Monroe/Randolph Regional Office of Education

2,873 2,873

Southwestern Illinois College

320 320

St. Clair County Regional Office of Education

164 164

Venice Community Unit School District #3

(3,599) (726) (2,873) APC Total 829 829 Kishwaukee College 523 (829) (829) APC Total 3,028 3,028

Moraine Valley Community College 524 (3,028) (3,028) APC Total 2,678 2,678

Joliet Junior College 525 (2,678) (2,678) APC Total 1,272 1,272

Lincoln Land Community College 526

853 853

Springfield Public School District #186

(2,125) (853) (1,272) APC Total 2,711 2,711 Morton College 527 (2,711) (2,711) APC Total 74 74

Illinois Migrant Council - Woodstoc 528

1,917 1,917

McHenry County College

(1,991) (1,917) (74) APC Total 305 305

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges 529

(305) (305)

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Carbondale Community High School #165 530

* Illinois Migrant Council - Jackson

603 603

John A. Logan College

42 42

Murphysboro Unit District #186

202 202

Southern Illinois University

(1,324) (202) (519) (603) APC Total 317 317

Five County Regional Office of Education 531

426 426

Shawnee Community College

(743) (317) (426) APC Total 4,287 4,287

College of Lake County 532

849 849

Highland Park Township District #113

828 828

Mundelein Consolidated High School #12

288 288

SER/Jobs for Progress

49 49

Warren Township High Schoo

(6,301) (1,726) (4,287) (288) APC Total 791 791

Southeastern Illinois College 533 (791) (791) APC Total 598 598

Spoon River College 534 (598) (598) APC Total 693 693

Evanston Township High School #202 535

3,672 3,672

Oakton Community College

(4,365) (693) (3,672) APC Total 37 37 Edwardsville District #7 536 781 781

Lewis and Clark Community College

124 124

Macoupin County Regional Office of Education #40

(942) (161) (781) APC Total 400 400

Decatur School District #61 537

357 357

Macon-Piatt Regional Office of Education #055

620 620

Richland Community College

(1,377) (757) (620) APC Total 313 313

John Wood Community College 539

104 104

Quincy Public Schools #172

(417) (104) (313) APC Total 834 834

Dewitt-Livingston-McLean Regional Office of Ed. 540

402 402

Heartland Community College

60 60

Lincoln Community High School District #404

(1,296) _____ (894) _____ (402) _____ APC Total 143,596 202 14,983 985 112,392 15,034 TOTAL

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SUMMARY OF UNDUPLICATED ADULT EDUCATION AND FAMILY LITERACY ENROLLMEN BY TYPE OF INSTRUCTION FOR FISCAL YEAR 200

High English Adult Adult School as a Second Secondary Basic Total Vocational Credit Language Education Education Program APC 985 0 0 0 49 936

Illinois Department of Corrections 428 (985) (0) (0) (0) (49) (936) APC Total 867 0 0 82 390 395

Kaskaskia Community College 501 32 0 32 0 0 0

(899) (0) (32) (82) (390) (395) APC Total 5,694 0 0 4,494 415 785 College of DuPage 502 637 0 0 573 36 28

618 0 0 618 0 0

(6,949) (0) (0) (5,685) (451) (813) APC Total 2,468 203 257 789 519 700

Black Hawk College 503 (2,468) (203) (257) (789) (519) (700) APC Total 5,705 3 0 4,373 256 1,073 Triton College 504 (5,705) (3) (0) (4,373) (256) (1,073) APC Total 1,173 267 0 358 240 308 Parkland College 505 1,099 164 300 340 55 240

(2,272) (431) (300) (698) (295) (548) APC Total 395 0 0 106 186 103

Sauk Valley Community College 506 (395) (0) (0) (106) (186) (103) APC Total 724 173 1 62 195 293

Danville Area Community College 507 (724) (173) (1) (62) (195) (293) APC Total 1,059 0 0 896 46 117

Albany Park Community Center 508 265 108 0 157 0 0

286 0 0 0 42 244

334 0 0 334 0 0 Centro Romero 402 0 0 79 112 211 Chicago Commons 2,579 112 0 2,467 0 0

48,688 10 0 32,494 5,177 11,007

495 0 0 0 352 143 De La Salle-Tolton Center 343 139 0 86 7 111

154 69 49 0 17 19

402 43 0 172 110 77

509 0 0 414 95 0

199 0 0 199 0 0

132 0 0 0 13 119

615 4 0 176 99 336 Literacy Chicago 1,242 0 0 1,242 0 0

134 0 0 57 31 46 Prologue, Inc 1,171 0 0 1,171 0 0

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Safer Foundation/PACE Institute 508 440 21 0 211 0 208

Spanish Coalition For Jobs Cont. 65 0 65 0 0 0 Sullivan House 508 0 0 508 0 0 TIA/Chicago Connections 296 0 0 296 0 0 Universidad Popular 271 0 0 271 0 0

168 29 0 0 42 97

(61,755) (535) (114) (41,230) (6,383) (13,493) APC Total 2,547 0 0 1,970 331 246

Elgin Community College 509 379 58 0 0 223 98

620 0 0 620 0 0 YWCA of Elgin (3,546) (58) (0) (2,590) (554) (344) APC Total 2,005 0 0 835 372 798

South Suburban College 510 (2,005) (0) (0) (835) (372) (798) APC Total 1,380 9 0 649 371 351

Rock Valley College 511 180 0 0 142 0 38

1,179 3 412 412 124 228

(2,739) (12) (412) (1,203) (495) (617) APC Total 2,424 0 0 2,279 94 51

Arlington Heights Township High School #214 512 505 0 127 378 0 0

2,295 0 0 1,628 248 419

(5,224) (0) (127) (4,285) (342) (470) APC Total 720 0 0 325 224 171

Illinois Valley Community College 513 (720) (0) (0) (325) (224) (171) APC Total 714 0 0 84 278 352

Illinois Central College 514 215 76 0 0 34 105

635 53 3 77 152 350

(1,564) (129) (3) (161) (464) (807) APC Total 1,640 15 0 543 499 583

Prairie State College 515 (1,640) (15) (0) (543) (499) (583) APC Total 189 0 189 0 0 0

Aurora East School District #131 516 4,053 6 0 2,836 562 649

187 0 0 187 0 0

(4,429) (6) (189) (3,023) (562) (649) APC Total 655 54 0 62 245 294

Lake Land College 517 506 231 0 0 80 195

153 39 0 0 42 72

(1,314) (324) (0) (62) (367) (561) APC Total

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Carl Sandburg College 518 181 0 82 62 10 27

(655) (0) (82) (112) (126) (335) APC Total 706 61 0 128 217 300

Highland Community College 519 (706) (61) (0) (128) (217) (300) APC Total 1,077 0 0 352 276 449

Kankakee Community College 520 99 0 99 0 0 0

(1,176) (0) (99) (352) (276) (449) APC Total 306 22 0 9 120 155

Rend Lake College 521 (306) (22) (0) (9) (120) (155) APC Total 63 0 63 0 0 0

Collinsville Unit School District #1 522 179 0 0 17 72 90

2,873 542 0 317 730 1,284

320 0 0 43 41 236

164 85 0 0 15 64

(3,599) (627) (63) (377) (858) (1,674) APC Total 829 0 0 421 241 167 Kishwaukee College 523 (829) (0) (0) (421) (241) (167) APC Total 3,028 0 0 2,044 514 470

Moraine Valley Community College 524 (3,028) (0) (0) (2,044) (514) (470) APC Total 2,678 9 42 1,440 417 770

Joliet Junior College 525 (2,678) (9) (42) (1,440) (417) (770) APC Total 1,272 162 0 318 366 426

Lincoln Land Community College 526 853 74 295 44 143 297

(2,125) (236) (295) (362) (509) (723) APC Total 2,711 60 0 2,059 136 456 Morton College 527 (2,711) (60) (0) (2,059) (136) (456) APC Total 74 0 0 74 0 0

Illinois Migrant Council - Woodstoc 528 1,917 0 0 1,372 328 217

(1,991) (0) (0) (1,446) (328) (217) APC Total 305 28 0 0 129 148

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges 529 (305) (28) (0) (0) (129) (148) APC Total

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Carbondale Community High School #165 530 * * * * * *

Illinois Migrant Council - Jackson

603 0 29 0 254 320

42 0 0 0 19 23

202 0 0 69 43 90

(1,324) (0) (164) (134) (413) (613) APC Total 317 165 23 0 47 82

Five County Regional Office of Education 531 426 0 49 39 53 285

(743) (165) (72) (39) (100) (367) APC Total 4,287 63 0 3,106 619 499

College of Lake County 532 849 0 0 816 6 27

828 0 0 765 30 33

288 0 0 288 0 0

49 0 49 0 0 0

(6,301) (63) (49) (4,975) (655) (559) APC Total 791 12 0 0 233 546

Southeastern Illinois College 533 (791) (12) (0) (0) (233) (546) APC Total 598 181 0 22 184 211

Spoon River College 534 (598) (181) (0) (22) (184) (211) APC Total 693 12 0 451 92 138

Evanston Township High School #202 535 3,672 0 183 2,375 172 942

(4,365) (12) (183) (2,826) (264) (1,080) APC Total 37 0 34 0 3 0 Edwardsville District #7 536 781 0 0 48 364 369

124 0 0 0 55 69

(942) (0) (34) (48) (422) (438) APC Total 400 201 13 0 86 100

Decatur School District #61 537 357 0 0 0 136 221

620 0 0 85 209 326

(1,377) (201) (13) (85) (431) (647) APC Total 313 0 0 23 160 130

John Wood Community College 539 104 29 72 0 3 0

(417) (29) (72) (23) (163) (130) APC Total 834 126 0 263 132 313

Dewitt-Livingston-McLean Regional Office of Ed. 540 402 0 0 152 131 119

60 59 1 0 0 0

(1,296) (185) (1) (415) (263) (432) APC Total 143,596 3,780 2,604 83,369 19,602 34,241 TOTAL

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SUMMARY OF DUPLICATED ADULT EDUCATION AND FAMILY LITERACY ENROLLMEN BY TYPE OF INSTRUCTION FOR FISCAL YEAR 200

Illinois Department of Corrections 428 (985) (0) (0) (0) (49) (936) APC Total 886 0 0 82 402 402

Kaskaskia Community College 501 32 0 32 0 0 0

(918) (0) (32) (82) (402) (402) APC Total 5,944 0 0 4,537 527 880 College of DuPage 502 656 0 0 585 43 28

618 0 0 618 0 0

(7,218) (0) (0) (5,740) (570) (908) APC Total 2,724 252 276 806 608 782

Black Hawk College 503 (2,724) (252) (276) (806) (608) (782) APC Total 6,104 25 0 4,380 568 1,131 Triton College 504 (6,104) (25) (0) (4,380) (568) (1,131) APC Total 1,215 283 0 360 261 311 Parkland College 505 1,298 280 319 343 72 284

(2,513) (563) (319) (703) (333) (595) APC Total 417 0 0 106 198 113

Sauk Valley Community College 506 (417) (0) (0) (106) (198) (113) APC Total 902 191 1 63 305 342

Danville Area Community College 507 (902) (191) (1) (63) (305) (342) APC Total 1,072 0 0 897 49 126

Albany Park Community Center 508 274 116 0 158 0 0

304 0 0 0 47 257

334 0 0 334 0 0 Centro Romero 409 0 0 79 115 215 Chicago Commons 2,606 138 0 2,468 0 0

52,373 23 0 32,788 7,665 11,897

550 0 0 0 375 175 De La Salle-Tolton Center 411 143 0 108 35 125

190 69 49 0 42 30

429 53 0 172 121 83

518 0 0 421 97 0

199 0 0 199 0 0

132 0 0 0 13 119

717 35 0 177 111 394 Literacy Chicago 1,242 0 0 1,242 0 0

134 0 0 57 31 46 Prologue, Inc 1,171 0 0 1,171 0 0

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High English Adult Adult School as a Second Secondary Basic Total Vocational Credit Language Education Education Program APC 1,001 0 0 0 242 759

Safer Foundation/PACE Institute 508 440 21 0 211 0 208

Spanish Coalition For Jobs Cont. 65 0 65 0 0 0 Sullivan House 508 0 0 508 0 0 TIA/Chicago Connections 296 0 0 296 0 0 Universidad Popular 271 0 0 271 0 0

188 33 0 0 53 102

(65,834) (631) (114) (41,557) (8,996) (14,536) APC Total 2,599 0 0 1,976 375 248

Elgin Community College 509 392 60 0 0 233 99

620 0 0 620 0 0 YWCA of Elgin (3,611) (60) (0) (2,596) (608) (347) APC Total 2,011 0 0 836 374 801

South Suburban College 510 (2,011) (0) (0) (836) (374) (801) APC Total 1,435 9 0 654 405 367

Rock Valley College 511 180 0 0 142 0 38

1,312 122 418 415 125 232

(2,927) (131) (418) (1,211) (530) (637) APC Total 2,464 0 0 2,288 112 64

Arlington Heights Township High School #214 512 538 0 141 397 0 0

2,446 0 0 1,628 343 475

(5,448) (0) (141) (4,313) (455) (539) APC Total 742 0 0 327 237 178

Illinois Valley Community College 513 (742) (0) (0) (327) (237) (178) APC Total 728 0 0 84 286 358

Illinois Central College 514 287 133 0 0 40 114

687 95 3 79 156 354

(1,702) (228) (3) (163) (482) (826) APC Total 2,296 353 0 561 687 695

Prairie State College 515 (2,296) (353) (0) (561) (687) (695) APC Total 189 0 189 0 0 0

Aurora East School District #131 516 4,333 92 0 2,863 691 687

187 0 0 187 0 0

(4,709) (92) (189) (3,050) (691) (687) APC Total 677 56 0 62 258 301

Lake Land College 517 614 268 0 0 111 235

155 41 0 0 42 72

(1,446) (365) (0) (62) (411) (608) APC Total

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Carl Sandburg College 518 188 0 82 62 16 28

(682) (0) (82) (114) (142) (344) APC Total 771 95 0 130 228 318

Highland Community College 519 (771) (95) (0) (130) (228) (318) APC Total 1,107 0 0 356 282 469

Kankakee Community College 520 99 0 99 0 0 0

(1,206) (0) (99) (356) (282) (469) APC Total 354 22 0 14 148 170

Rend Lake College 521 (354) (22) (0) (14) (148) (170) APC Total 63 0 63 0 0 0

Collinsville Unit School District #1 522 183 0 0 17 74 92

3,357 626 0 331 926 1,474

324 0 0 43 41 240

186 94 0 0 18 74

(4,113) (720) (63) (391) (1,059) (1,880) APC Total 874 0 0 431 261 182 Kishwaukee College 523 (874) (0) (0) (431) (261) (182) APC Total 3,138 0 0 2,051 578 509

Moraine Valley Community College 524 (3,138) (0) (0) (2,051) (578) (509) APC Total 2,774 10 43 1,459 443 819

Joliet Junior College 525 (2,774) (10) (43) (1,459) (443) (819) APC Total 1,355 196 0 320 392 447

Lincoln Land Community College 526 988 116 313 46 174 339

(2,343) (312) (313) (366) (566) (786) APC Total 2,745 63 0 2,070 140 472 Morton College 527 (2,745) (63) (0) (2,070) (140) (472) APC Total 74 0 0 74 0 0

Illinois Migrant Council - Woodstoc 528 2,028 0 0 1,396 356 276

(2,102) (0) (0) (1,470) (356) (276) APC Total 318 28 0 0 136 154

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges 529 (318) (28) (0) (0) (136) (154) APC Total

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Carbondale Community High School #165 530 * * * * * *

Illinois Migrant Council - Jackson

685 0 29 0 310 346

46 0 0 0 21 25

204 0 0 69 43 92

(1,438) (0) (169) (136) (480) (653) APC Total 343 184 24 0 49 86

Five County Regional Office of Education 531 473 0 49 39 79 306

(816) (184) (73) (39 (128) (392) APC Total 4,488 119 0 3,131 719 519

College of Lake County 532 852 0 0 817 6 29

833 0 0 765 35 33

288 0 0 288 0 0

49 0 49 0 0 0

(6,510) (119) (49) (5,001) (760) (581) APC Total 817 12 0 0 253 552

Southeastern Illinois College 533 (817) (12) (0) (0) (253) (552) APC Total 686 235 0 24 202 225

Spoon River College 534 (686) (235) (0) (24) (202) (225) APC Total 724 15 0 463 102 144

Evanston Township High School #202 535 3,943 0 185 2,454 215 1,089

(4,667) (15) (185) (2,917) (317) (1,233) APC Total 39 0 34 0 5 0 Edwardsville District #7 536 829 0 0 48 394 387

124 0 0 0 55 69

(992) (0) (34) (48) (454) (456) APC Total 521 203 13 0 190 115

Decatur School District #61 537 357 0 0 0 136 221

652 0 0 85 228 339

(1,530) (203) (13) (85) (554) (675) APC Total 316 0 0 25 160 131

John Wood Community College 539 109 32 74 0 3 0

(425) (32) (74) (25) (163) (131) APC Total 870 141 0 268 140 321

Dewitt-Livingston-McLean Regional Office of Ed. 540 407 0 0 154 132 121

60 59 1 0 0 0

(1,337) (200) (1) (422) (272) (442) APC Total 153,145 5,141 2,691 84,105 24,426 36,782 TOTAL

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SUMMARY OF ADULT EDUCATION AND FAMILY LITERACY EDUCATIONAL ENTRY FUNCTIONING LEVE ENROLLMENT IN ADULT BASIC EDUCATION INSTRUCTION FOR FISCAL YEAR 200

High Intermediate Low Intermediate Beginning Basic Education Basic Education Basic Education Beginning ABE Total ABE ABE ABE Literacy Program APC 879 211 333 244 91 Illinois Department of Corrections

428 (879) (211) (333) (244) (91) APC Total 398 235 112 44 7 Kaskaskia Community College

501 20 14 4 1 1 Regional Office of Education #3

(418) (249) (116) (45) (8) APC Total 743 322 185 128 108 College of DuPage 502 16 7 7 2 0 West Chicago Community High School #94

0 0

0 World Relief - DuPage

(759) (329) (192) (130) (108) APC Total 903 518 275 95 15 Black Hawk College

503 (903) (518) (275) (95) (15) APC Total 840 338 342 133 27 Triton College 504 (840) (338) (342) (133) (27) APC Total 326 199 85 32 10 Parkland College 505 494 242 149 78 25 Urbana School District #116

(820) (441) (234) (110) (35) APC Total 142 109 24 7 2 Sauk Valley Community College

506 (142) (109) (24) (7) (2) APC Total 346 214 99 22 11 Danville Area Community College

507 (346) (214) (99) (22) (11) APC Total 105 73 28 3 1 Albany Park Community Center

508 0 0 0 0 0 Asian Human Services

247 76

81 55

35 Blue Gargoyle Youth Center

0 0 0 0 0 Centro Romero 216 114 79 21 2 Chicago Commons 0 0 0 0 0 Chinese Mutual Aid Association

18,317 4,857

3,303 1,266

8,891 City Colleges of Chicago

388 174 128 62 24 De La Salle-Tolton Center 67 41 15 10 1 Erie Neighborhood House

48 45

2 1

0 Greater West Town Project

108 66

19 19

4 Howard Area Community Center

3 0

0 Instituto del Progreso Latino

0 0

0 Jewish Vocational Services

59 58

0 0

1 Jobs for Youth/Chicago

341 169 104 55 13 Literacy Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 Polish American Association

61 35 16 7 3 Prologue, Inc 0 0 0 0 0 Pui Tak Center

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SUMMARY OF ADULT EDUCATION AND FAMILY LITERACY EDUCATIONAL ENTRY FUNCTIONING LEVE ENROLLMENT IN ADULT BASIC EDUCATION INSTRUCTION FOR FISCAL YEAR 200

High Intermediate Low Intermediate Beginning Basic Education Basic Education Basic Education Beginning ABE Total ABE ABE ABE Literacy Program APC 763 356 258 107 42 Safer Foundation/PACE Institute

508 154 92 57 5 0 Spanish Coalition For Jobs

Cont. 55 30 15 7 3 Sullivan House 0 0 0 0 0 TIA/Chicago Connections 0 0 0 0 0 Universidad Popular 0 0 0 0 0 World Relief - Chicago

113 79

29 2

3 YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago

(21,045) (6,265) (4,137) (1,620) (9,023) APC Total 262 139 85 28 10 Elgin Community College

509 111 73 32 5 1 Elgin School District U46

0 0 0 0 0 YWCA of Elgin (373) (212) (117) (33) (11) APC Total 799 446 269 63 21 South Suburban College

510 (799) (446) (269) (63) (21) APC Total 358 203 115 35 5 Rock Valley College

511 37 4 6 16 11 Rockford Area Literacy Council

387 263

103 20

1 Rockford Public School District #205

(782) (470) (224) (71) (17) APC Total 55 18 22 12 3 Arlington Heights Township High School #214

512 0 0 0 0 0 Palatine Township High School #211

448 165

145 100

38 William Rainey Harper College

(503) (183) (167) (112) (41) APC Total 174 106 42 18 8 Illinois Valley Community College

513 (174) (106) (42) (18) (8) APC Total 345 223 101 19 2 Illinois Central College

514 145 90 40 12 3 Peoria County Regional Office of Education #48

377 181

127 54

15 Peoria Public School District #150

(867) (494) (268) (85) (20) APC Total 723 347 238 95 43 Prairie State College

515 (723) (347) (238) (95) (43) APC Total 77 46 24 6 1 Aurora East School District #131

516 716 367 258 79 12 Waubonsee Community College

0 0

0 World Relief - Aurora

(793) (413) (282) (85) (13) APC Total 304 164 57 29 54 Lake Land College

517 231 103 42 48 38 Mattoon Community Unit #2

56 47

6 3

0 Pana Community Unit School District #8

(591) (314) (105) (80) (92) APC Total

DATA AND CHARACTERISTICS

I

LLINOIS

A

DULT

E

DUCATION

AND

F

AMILY

L

ITERACY

D

ATA AND

C

HARACTERISTICS

Illinois Community College Board

401 East Capitol Avenue

Springfield, Illinois 62701-1711

Voice 217-785-0123

TDD 217-782-5645

FAX 217-524-4981

www.iccb.state.il.us

APRIL 2005

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Map . . . iii

Introduction . . . iv

Definitions . . . vi

Service Provider by Area Planning Council and Region . . . xii

Selected Internet Links for Illinois Adult Education and Family Literacy . . . xvi

Current Service Providers with Contact Information by Region . . . xvii

Table 1

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Type of Program for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 1

Table 2

Summary of Unduplicated Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

By Type of Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 5

Table 3

Summary of Duplicated Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

By Type of Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 9

Table 4

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Educational

Entry Functioning Level Enrollment in Adult Basic Education

Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 13

Table 5

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Educational

Entry Functioning Level Enrollment in Adult Secondary Education

Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 17

Table 6

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Educational

Entry Functioning Level Enrollment in English as a Second

Language Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 21

Table 7

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Page

Table 9

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Ethnic Origin in Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 33

Table 10

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Employment

Status at Entry in Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 37

Table 11

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Learners

Receiving Public Assistance for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 41

Table 12

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Type of Residency for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 45

Table 13

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment

by Disability Status for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 49

Table 14

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Enrollment by

Institutional Program for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 53

Table 15

Summary of Adult Education and Family Literacy Units of

Instruction for Fiscal Year 2004 . . . 57

Table 16