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Annual Member Survey

The Annual Member Report provides vital information about the health of our network of adult literacy programs nationwide and the needs of adult learners, tutors, instructors, and program managers. 

All ProLiteracy organizational members should complete and submit this required information no later than August 30, 2013 so that this annual report can be as thorough, comprehensive, and useful as possible. 

There are two ways to submit:

  1. By mail: download, print, and complete the MS Word document, and mail the printed form to: ProLiteracy, Attn: Michele Diecuch, 104 Marcellus Street, Syracuse, NY 13204.
  2. By email: download, complete, and save the MS Word form, and send the completed form as an email attachment to info@proliteracy.org.

Information provided by members will be made available as the ProLiteracy Statistical Report, to be released in early 2014. Please see below for past Annual Statistical Reports.

Annual Statistical Report 2011-12

Annual Statistical Report

 

2011-12 Annual Statistical Report

2010-11 Annual Statistical Report

2009-10 Annual Statistical Report

2008-09 Annual Statistical Report

2007-08 Annual Statistical Report

This statistical report is based on data from the ProLiteracy 2011-2012 Annual Member Report.

Number of students: 257,864 

Number of instructors/volunteers: 108,072

Total member income: $161.9 million

 

Students

students statistics by gender, age, type, and entrance level


FACT: Of all new ESOL students served, only 50 percent are literate in their native language.


Instructors

Instructor statistics by gender, age, and sources of referral


FACT: 36 percent of members indicated that their membership with ProLiteracy has helped them with local media presence.


Program Activities

Programs engaged in local media efforts by:
program activity statistics


FACT: The average volunteer retention rate for members is 79 percent.

FACT: The percentage of programs receiving federal and/or state funding has decreased 11 percentage points in 5 years.

FACT: 67 percent of students in member programs have less than a 12th grade education.


 

Member Organization Funding

 Funding statistics

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