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Atlantic Cape Supplemental Learning Lab: 45 enrolled last year; 16 improved educational functional level, Workforce rep says
Summary
Fran from Workforce told the commissioners that last year's Atlantic Cape Supplemental Learning Lab referred 57 people, enrolled 45 and 16 recorded increases in educational functional level; the program aims to serve about 80 participants in the coming cycle.
During consideration of Resolution 445, which supports the Atlantic Cape Supplemental Learning Lab, Fran from the county workforce office described program outcomes from the prior year: 57 people were referred, 45 enrolled, and 16 participants showed increases in their Educational Functional Level (EFL). The program serves adults reading at roughly second to sixth grade levels and aims to move students toward GED preparatory coursework.
Commissioner Parker asked whether outcome reporting could be improved going forward; Fran agreed and said future reporting can include progress metrics, and that the program also addresses work‑activity requirements for certain food‑stamp recipients. The board approved the resolution as part of the consent agenda.
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