Children and adults learning together in a Detroit literacy classroom
Our Programs

Literacy Programs for Every Learner

From kindergarten to adulthood, Literacy For All offers evidence-based literacy instruction designed to meet learners exactly where they are — and take them further than they imagined.

Children reading and learning in a small group literacy session
K–12 Programs

Building Strong Readers from the Start

Our K–12 literacy programs are built on the science of reading — phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension — delivered in a joyful, encouraging environment where every child feels seen and supported.

Early Literacy (K–2)

Foundational phonics and phonemic awareness instruction for our youngest learners. We build the decoding skills that make reading click.

Small-group and one-on-one tutoring sessions using structured literacy methods proven to accelerate reading development.

Reading Intervention (3–5)

Targeted support for students who are reading below grade level, with a focus on fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension strategies.

Individualized learning plans, progress monitoring, and regular family updates so parents stay informed and engaged.

Middle & High School Literacy (6–12)

Content-area literacy support to help older students read, analyze, and write across subjects — skills that matter in every classroom.

Academic vocabulary development, close reading strategies, and writing support aligned to grade-level standards.

"Every child can read. Every adult can grow. We just have to meet them where they are."

— Dr. LaTeresa Hurley, CEO & Founder

Adult Programs

Literacy Opens Doors at Every Age

Our adult literacy programs create a safe, welcoming space for learners to build the reading, writing, and language skills they need for work, family, and community life.

Adult learners in an English language and literacy class

Adult Basic Literacy

For adults who want to strengthen foundational reading and writing skills in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

Flexible scheduling, patient instructors, and a curriculum built around real-life reading tasks — job applications, forms, labels, and more.

English Language Learning (ELL)

Conversational and academic English instruction for adult learners whose first language is not English.

Bilingual support available. Classes focus on listening, speaking, reading, and writing for everyday and workplace communication.

Family Literacy

A program designed to strengthen literacy in the whole family — helping parents support their children's reading at home.

Parents learn alongside their children, building confidence and the tools to make reading a daily family practice.

Ready to Get Started?

Enrollment is open. Reach out to learn which program is the right fit for you or your child.