Adult Education
Multi-day Instruction for parents includes English as a Second Language, Parenting, and Digital Technology.
This foundational initiative invests in the next generation through intergenerational literacy services supporting low-income, immigrant and refugee families with limited or interrupted education.
An investment in the education of all children, particularly those with low literacy and numeracy skills diminishes the achievement gap. In doing so it is necessary to provide parental education so that parents are better able to seve as the first teachers of their children as well as gain necessary skills needed for employment and family self-sufficiency.
Adult Education
303-637-2559
Early Childhood Education
303-637-2550
Parents as Teachers
303-637-2558
GED in español
303-637-2551
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Family Literacy Program
Campus Box 41
P.O. Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362
Quigg Newton Community Center
4440 Navajo St.
Denver, CO 80211
The Family Literacy Program is an initiative of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Director
Adriann Wycoff, PhD.
303-615-1163