Kent County proclaims Sept. 13–19, 2026 Adult Education and Family Literacy Week
Summary
Levy Court unanimously adopted Resolution 41‑77 recognizing Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, citing statewide adult‑education programs that serve more than 15,000 learners and local Polytech programs that enroll students across ages.
Kent County Levy Court read and adopted Resolution 41‑77 on Sept. 1, proclaiming Sept. 13–19, 2026 as Adult Education and Family Literacy Week in Kent County.
Commissioner Sweeney read the resolution into the record, noting that Delaware Adult Education serves over 15,000 individuals statewide through GED preparation, English‑as‑a‑second‑language classes, career‑technical programs and registered apprenticeships. Erica Dennis (Polytech Adult Ed coordinator) thanked the Levy Court for the support and said enrollment is underway as the school year begins. Joyce Warrington (OASES/Polytech Adult Education) added that adult learners range in age from 15 to 82 and described program outcomes including GED attainment and workforce preparation.
Commissioners praised the programs and invited the public to support local adult‑education initiatives; the court posed for a photo with program representatives following the proclamation.
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