Progress Report
Your donation will directly impact the at-risk and disadvantaged students in-classrooms and after-school programs the Literacy Project Foundation is currently serving:
Orange County Department of Education
ACCESS Program
ACCESS serves approximately 8700 at-risk level students in Orange County. The program exists to bring educational options to youth & adults who are not currently attending school in their current districts.
Project Hope
Project Hope offers a unique educational setting and outreach to homeless students; many of which reside in motels and shelters. Transportation is provided to bring students to a classroom setting at Project Hope for a full day’s instruction followed by transportation to the Boys & Girls Club of Tustin where they receive additional supervision before returning home.
MLK Group Home
The MLK Group Home houses transitional children who are awaiting foster care. The one-room schoolhouse provides daily instruction to reinforce their education during difficult times.
William Lyon School
William Lyon School is the on-site school at Orangewood Children's Home serving students from kindergarten through grade twelve. Orangewood Children's Home is the county operated shelter for abused and neglected children.
Capistrano Unified School District
San Juan Capistrano Elementary School
San Juan Elementary is a "No Child Left Behind, 4th year Program Improvement," Title I designated school. The majority of the school population is considered "economically disadvantaged," or below the poverty level.
Long Beach Unified School District
Madison Elementary School
Prisk Elementary School
San Diego Unified School District
Monarch School
