Connecting Through the Power of Literacy
Dear Friends of Teton Literacy Center,
Jack Krouskup, 23-24 Board President, and Laura Soltau, Executive Director
Make sure to check out a few highlights:
Over $70K of in-kind tutoring provided by volunteers!
$400K in afterschool childcare costs saved for hardworking Teton County families.
made a profound impact on our children, and our community as a whole.
Thank you for your tireless efforts and support. We invite you to celebrate the overwhelming success of the year with us by reading our 2023-24 Annual Report, highlighting everything we have achieved together.
Page 8 Join us in celebrating the 100 students across 65 families saving for college with the help of TLC’s Funding Futures program.
Your involvement plays a vital role in this impact and we hope that you will stop by to visit us soon!
With sincere gratitude,
Laura Soltau
Executive Director
Carisa Barnett
Director of Operations
Lina Collado
Director of Outreach
Marina Chapetón
Family Resource Manager
Sarai Chapetón
Enrollment Coordinator
Anja Carlson K-12 Operations Manager
Liz King
Development Coordinator
Victor Hernandez K-12 Family Engagement
Coordinator
Cristina Lopez Program Educator
McKenzie McBride
Curriculum and Instruction Manager
Board of Directors
Jack Krouskup
President
Bill Best
Vice President
Whiteley Wheeler
Secretary
Fernando Ramos
Tzompa
Treasurer
Dick Collister
Phil Coosaia
Mary Coyne
Libby Crews Wood
Alex Dawson
Carissa Post
Early Literacy Program Educator
Karla Sanchez Americorps Member
Anna Szalay
Volunteer and Partnership Coordinator
2023-24
Lindsay Luther Bradenburg
Elizabeth Martinez
Cristine Wehner
Peter French
Beth Whitworth
HONORARY BOARD
MEMBERS
Berte Hirschfield
Maggie Scarlett
Bill Maloney
Laura Soltau, Executive Director
Student Success and Impact
467 STUDENTS IN REGULAR TLC PROGRAMMING CHILDREN SUPPORTED THROUGH OUTREACH PROGRAMS ~ AN ADDITIONAL ~
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MISSION: Changing lives through the power of literacy.
VISION: 100% Literate Community
A literate community is one which members have the literacy skills necessary to not only function, but to thrive.
VOLUNTEERS
5,458 DONORS
379 FAMILIES SUPPORTED HOURS OF FREE LITERACY PROGRAMMING SUPPORT PROVIDED TO STUDENTS COMMUNITY PARTNERS BOOKS GIVEN AWAY
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38,522
1,261
$70,616 VOLUNTEER HOURS
102 OF IN-KIND TUTORING PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS
86 students were in both 1:1 tutoring and small group tutoring, coming to TLC two or more days a week, ultimately increasing our academic impact.
182,000 plus minutes read in tutoring at TLC.
100% of 3-12th grade students surveyed reported that their confidence as a learner grew as a result of tutoring.
Tutoring Program
K-12TH GRADE
STUDENT STORY
Before starting tutoring, fifth grader Donovan showed little to no interest in reading. However, since beginning tutoring, Donovan has developed a great relationship with his tutor, Bob, and has gained newfound enthusiasm for reading. Bob’s friendship and dedication have greatly contributed to Donovan’s progress in reading and writing. One of Donovan’s goals this year was to become a confident reader, regardless of any challenges he may
face while learning new skills. A favorite activity during Donovan and Bob’s tutoring sessions is a word sort game called “Fly Swatter.” This game has helped Donovan learn new sight words by writing them on the whiteboard and swatting them as quickly as possible. Thanks to Bob’s dedication and positive influence, Donovan has become more confident in his academic abilities during his tutoring sessions.
Number of Students: 126
Number of Volunteers: 76
Dilan loves his tutor Dylan. When he first met him, he told me that he had the best tutor in the world. He has been so lucky to have his tutor for the last few years, and I have seen how they have grown their relationship.
~ Joanny, TLC Parent
Student Hours: 4,059
Volunteer Hours: 995
Family Literacy Program
LIT LAB PRESCHOOL
14 students received free preschool
100% of students were advanced in their listening and retelling skills at the end of the school year based on the CUBED assessment.
IMAGINATION LIBRARY
At home reading is critical to literacy development and lifelong success. TLC serves as the access point for families with children from birth to four years of age to enroll in and receive free books through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program. Families can enroll online at tetonliteracy.org or through the Imagination Library website. All families in our community are welcome to enroll in this free program. This partnership with the Imagination Library is funded through the generous support of the Nelson Schwab Family Foundation.
Number of Students: 147
Student Hours: 10,510
5,261 books given away total 3524 books sent out from May 2023 to May 2024 via direct mail and an additional 1,736 via book fairs and program events.
270 families currently enrolled in Imagination Library 262 graduates of the program, 532 families served to date.
The ability to constantly receive new books has had a great impact on my children. They get excited every time we let them know that a new book has arrived. Thanks to what we have learned as parents [at TLC], our children really enjoy books, and we enjoy reading a lot as a family. We are very grateful to TLC, for all the support they provide and for providing this incredible partnership. Thank you for including us in this incredible opportunity, Imagination Library is truly unique. ”
~ TLC Parent
Number of Volunteers: 19
Volunteer Hours: 220
PARENT EDUCATION
After attending our English language classes for one year, 74% of our parents stated they feel more confident and able to communicate more often with their child’s teacher. Additionally, 100% of our parents feel they have improved their English language skills since participating in our ESL classes.
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students in adult ESL small groups with 12 volunteers.
40 language exchange pairs formed.
21 families received home visits from TLC staff, which support student and family goals as well as provide connection to community resources.
$400,000
is how much TLC’s accessible and free afterschool clubs and programs saved working Teton County families, while providing enriching opportunities that build skills and confidence.
100% of TLC parents reported seeing improvement in their child’s reading skills, in how often their child reads at home, and in their child’s attitude toward reading.
98% of parents reported an increase in their child’s confidence as a learner after participating in TLC programs.
Afterschool Clubs
TLC builds strong relationships with families. They are kind, they share their knowledge with us, they include us, they always look for ways to bring families together and spend time with family, they rescue our traditions and bring them to this country to make us feel at home, thank you TLC.
~ TLC Parent
Number of Students: 327
Student Hours: 23,944
Volunteer Hours: 55.5
Volunteers: 4
Collaborative Partners: 22
TLC gives students an opportunity for an extended school day! Every student I have ever had that has gone to TLC has improved!
~TCSD Teacher
Summer SOAR 2023
TLC recognizes the critical opportunity that summer provides for students, thus we have worked to develop a comprehensive summer program with various opportunities. We have expanded our summer efforts to serve Pre-K through 11th grade students. The SOAR program is the core of TLC’s summer, providing an intensive math and literacy program for exiting K-7th grade students for eight weeks.
In addition to SOAR, TLC also offers tutoring and Practice Kindergarten programs during summer months.
By the Numbers: Summer Totals:
Students: 174
Hours: 14,876
SOAR (1st-8th Grade):
Students: 89
Hours: 11,332
In my campers, the biggest transformation I witnessed is a loss of fear with math. They were feeling much more confident working with numbers by the end of the summer.
~TLC Teacher
Tutoring (1st-6th Grade):
Students: 14
Hours: 73
Practice Kindergarten (Entering Kindergarten):
Students: 76
Hours: 3,471
SOAR at TLC students maintained a 92.2% attendance rate, demonstrating their family’s commitment to academic excellence. 100%
of SOAR at TLC students maintained or showed growth in reading.
174
students attended TLC programs and 14,876 hours of instruction were provided during summer 2023, the most in SOAR history!
4 months growth on average was illustrated by SOAR at TLC students in reading during the summer, as compared to the two to three-month skill loss that students face without access to summer learning opportunities nationally.
100 student participants saving for post-secondary success, 65 families. 74% enrollment rate compared with national average of 30% in other CSA programs.
95% of Funding Futures students come to TLC weekly for programs.
Funding Futures
Funding Futures is the first Childhood Savings Account (CSA) program in Wyoming and is intended to address barriers to lifelong learning. Modeled after other successful CSA programs, Funding Futures participants open and contribute to an individual savings account while TLC provides each participant with seed money, matches and bonuses in a 529 account. TLC’s Funding Futures program aims to shift student and family expectations, increase academic performance, ensure long-term TLC retention and provide financial literacy and empowerment.
The core goals of the Funding Futures program are to:
• Start early to foster student and family expectations and aspirations aiming toward post-secondary education and career training.
• Help students be college and career ready with a long-term approach to academic engagement and self-confidence.
• Build student and family financial potential through TLC programs and connecting with partners to offer other related services.
I know that Funding Futures has and will have a great impact on our lives. It truly focuses on our children’s future and ensures they have fewer financial obstacles on the path to their dreams.
~ TLC Funding Futures Parent
$50,997 amount saved by families and students 2023-24. $41,260 amount saved by TLC 2023-24. $75,844
total Amount saved by TLC Families since program started in 2022.
$186,654
total combined saved by families and and TLC since program started in 2022.
$8,500
total funds disbursed to four graduates.
$843
average value of student savings accounts.
By extending college and career program efforts alongside a CSA tool, the Funding Futures pilot aligns with national research illustrating that students with a savings account are seven times more likely to attend post-secondary education than those without an account. This is true regardless of families’ income, race or educational attainment. A low- and moderate-income child who has school savings of under $500 prior to reaching college age is over 3X more likely to enroll in college and 4X more likely to graduate from college than a child with no savings account.
Financials 2023-24
Revenue Sources Expenses
6% OVERHEAD EXPENSES
$1,367,223 6% GRANTS 44% INDIVIDUALS 36% PUBLIC 14% EVENTS 69% PROGRAM & OPERATING EXPENSES 25% TEACHERS & PERSONNEL
Total Revenue
$1,736,441
This does not include non-operating revenue from our 2016 Sustainability Campaign pledges and interest.
Total Expenses
Teton Literacy Center is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization that has operated through the generosity of this community since 1992. Located in Flat Creek Business Center at 1715 High School Road # 260, we own our building and operate rent free. We derive our revenue from charitable giving by individuals, foundations, family trusts, community organizations, corporations, and state literacy programs. The generous support from our funders enables us to offer our programs free of charge.
2023-24 Collaborative Partners
BWS Education Consulting
Central Wyoming College
Children’s Learning Center
Community Safety Network
Coombs Outdoors
Debbie Schlinger
First in Family
Grand Teton Music Festival
Hole Food Rescue
Jackson Hole Art Association
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole Public Art
Jackson Hole Whitewater
Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation
National Museum of Wildlife Art
One 22
Patti Rocha
Scholarshare
START Bus
Teton Conservation District
Teton County Library
Teton County Parks & Recreation
Teton County Pet Partners
Teton County Public Health
Teton County School District
Teton County Search & Rescue
Teton Science School
VoicesJH
Volunteer of the Year:
ROBIN KEELER
TLC is thrilled to announce this year’s Volunteer of the Year recipient is Robin Keeler. Robin has been volunteering with Teton Literacy Center since 2019, and has had a hand in every program from literacy tutoring to events to adult ESL! Her commitment is unwavering as she not only serves as a weekly one-on-one literacy tutor, but she also leads a weekly adult ESL group. As an ESL volunteer leading a beginning group of English language learners, Robin consistently embraces the vulnerability in learning a new language by attempting to learn Spanish, a new language for her. Not only has this boosted students’ understanding during the lesson, but also established a beautiful sense of trust and rapport among her group. As a literacy tutor, Robin has been matched with some of
TLC’s highest need students over the years, and she manages to foster a genuine relationship with them centered in an enthusiasm for reading, no matter how resistant a student may initially be to literacy.
On top of those weekly commitments, she is always willing to step in as a sub when another volunteer is out. All of which means she is a regular face in our center and we couldn’t be happier to have her!
We are delighted to honor Robin with this award. Though we often say it, it remains true that serving over 350 families would be impossible without our robust team of dedicated volunteers. Like Robin, all of our volunteers make a lasting impact on the students they support and the Teton County community as a whole!
Last year, TLC began the tradition of honoring a high school student who has transitioned from being a TLC student, to a TLC volunteer. As many of our students get older, there has been a huge increase in the number of high school students volunteering as tutors. We believe that these students are the next generation of TLC, and are thrilled to honor one outstanding volunteer with this award.
This year’s Next Generation Award recipient is none other than Dylan Campuzano-Olivares! Dylan has been a huge part of TLC for the last eight years. Throughout elementary and middle school, Dylan was involved in afterschool clubs and tutoring as a student. Now in high school, Dylan has taken on a bigger role at TLC and has been volunteering as a tutor twice a week for the last two years. As a tutor, Dylan goes above and beyond in making sure that each student feels confident and supported in their learning. He always makes an effort to understand each student on a personal level, and has created meaningful relationships throughout his time volunteering. He is not only a tutor to these students, but a role model and friend.
It is incredibly rewarding to see our older students take on leadership roles at TLC. We are eagerly anticipating the amazing things they will achieve in the future!
Thank You Volunteers
Our volunteers motivate, encourage, and support students and families with reading and writing development. They instill a love of learning in our students of all ages. TLC volunteers are instrumental to the success of TLC and our students. Thank you!
Maidi Ajtun Rivas
Charlotte Alimanestianu
Catherine Bradford
Tom Brewer
Ceci Bruno
Jennifer Bruno
Brian Bultema
Joe Burke
Edwin Cabrera-Vazquez
Veronica Campos
Dylan Campuzano-Olivares
Nancy Carlson
Andrew Carson
Emily Cervone
Hayden Clark
Lori Clark-Erickson
Donald Cooke
Elle Czura
Maria Delgado
Yves Desgouttes
Grace Deslauriers
Janet Dibbs
Joan Epstein
Jack Ford
Scott Fossel
Nancy Gardiner
Morgan Graham
Kevin Grange
Julie Greene
Lauren Guh-Siesel
Pam Gumport
Finna Halsey
Paul Hansen
Janice Harris
Susan Hermanson
Ashly Hernandez
Megan Jenkins
Robin Keeler
Sara Keller
Sarah Kerr
Kyle Kissock
Avery Kyle
Gina Kyle
Martine Lamoureux
Mary Levitz
Phoebe Lewis
Katherine Lucas
Tamatha MacWilliams
Catherine Maguire
Harper Maher
Sara Martinez
Taya McClennen
Kimberly McMorrow
Karoline Montes
Gia Morillon Garcia
Ethan Morris
Guadalupe Mungia Leon
Laura Murphy
Luz Nava
Sam Neirman
Nick Olmstead
Andrea Oxman
Reesey Partlow
Bob Peters
Adele Priestley
Sam Revill
Tim Rieser
Fatima Rojas
Diego Romero
Paulina Sanchez
Beth Schenck
Debbie Schlinger
Cora Schwabacher
Samuel Scott
Anne Stalker
Georgie Stanley
Liv Staryk
Lynn Straker
Jane Taner
Mary Tisi
Estela Torres
Ava Tozzi
Jeana Troyan
Jimmy Tzompa
Juliet Unfried
Claudia VanRemoortere
Anna Varley
Lucy Waldrop
Cayden Walles
Avery Ward
Lynn Wegner
Nathan Welleford
Robert Wemple
Whiteley Wheeler
Cate White
Jana White
Mike Wierda
Janice Wilbur
Lucy Wild
Riley Zeleznik
Charlene Zuckerman
Make a difference in the life of a student. Become a volunteer today!
Volunteers are matched based on interests, schedules, and program needs. No experience necessary. Training and background checks provided. For more information, please visit our website at www.tetonliteracy.org or call 733-9242.
We would like to thank our 2023-24 Parent Advisory Committee for their time and dedication this year. We appreciate their continuous support of TLC and our program efforts.
Marlen Nava
Felipe Tzompa
Joanny Gonzalez
Simeona Jimenez
Mireya Bedolla
Daniel Primich
Kate Kool
Cheryl Katz
Maritza Hernandez
Jack Krill
Joe Gagnon
Thank You Donors!
Support from our donors allows the Teton Literacy Center to further our mission of changing lives through the power of literacy. Contributions directly support the FREE programs we provide to the families and children of Teton County, Wyoming. We are grateful for the gifts we received from the following donors between July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024. We apologize for any errors or omissions.
Deb Weursch & Robert Ablondi
Ginger Adams in memory of Lucy Adams
Barbara & William Adams
Virginia & Michael Adler
Marcia Kunstel & Joseph Albright
Emily & Jim Ambler
Ginger & Calvin Anderson
Laurie Andrews & Perk Perkins Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Laurie Andrews & Perk Perkins
Anonymous (11)
Anonymous Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole (2)
Gerald and Barbara Aronowitz
Carolyn & James Auge
Carisa Barnett
Eloisa Perez Quiroz & Esteban Barrios Lopez
Reid Bauer
John Becker
Behring Global Educational Foundation
Robin Bellamy
Heidi and Orion Bellorado
Jennifer Mei and Chase Beninga
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Patti Berlin
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Julie Birrer & Kraig Kobert
Kelly Biscombe
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Susan Clarke & Eric Cole
Lina Collado
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Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Competitive Grants Program
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Huckleberry Foundation, Inc.
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Advised Fund
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Teton County School District No. 1
Teton County Wyoming
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Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Bob Wemple
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Wolfensohn Family Foundation
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Wort Hotel
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Youth Philanthropy Program Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
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Joey Maligalig & Sharon Zumel
TUTORING
K-12th Grade
Volunteer One-on-One Tutoring
Small Group Tutoring
Interventional & Remedial
Individualized
College & Career Mentorship
Literacy, Math & STEM Tutoring Support
Volunteer Training & Management
Parent Communication & Support
ENRICHMENT
K-8th Grade
Afterschool Clubs
Summer SOAR Program
Parent Workshops
Family Engagement
Project Based Learning
Social-Emotional Learning
STEAM Content
Community Partners
FAMILY LITERACY
Intensive Preschool
Parent English as a Second
Language Small Groups
Language Exchange Program FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
PACT (Parent/Child Together Time)
Home Visits
Parent Workshops
Kindergarten Readiness
Practice Kindergarten
Summer Program
Financial Literacy
Funding Futures
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