Royce Learning Center

If you pay Georgia state taxes, you can redirect them to Chatham Academy via Apogee. It is an easy way to give back without having to give extra. You will still have to pay your taxes, but with this program, your tax dollars provide academic scholarships for our students.... DEADLINE TO COMMIT IS DECEMBER 15 To learn more, visit our partner at https://www.apogee123.org/ or call our Director of Development, Guien Cutlip, at 912.354.4047

Thank you so very much to our friends at the Savannah Jaycees for all of the fantastic school supplies!! We were amazed at the variety and amount of school supplies you provided - you have made a lot of people here wear a big smile!!

The generosity of donors has been instrumental in enabling Royce Learning Center to not only maintain its tradition of developing the learner, but have allowed us to continually improve on what we have done since our inception in 1970. We have begun our Annual Fund campaign with a goal of $50,000 for our 50th Anniversary! The Annual Fund supports a portion of the center’s operating budget every year; continued teacher training, scholarships, energy and maintenance costs, clas...sroom tools and keeping up with ever advancing technology. Giving to Royce Learning Center helps to deliver the many programs and opportunities that meet the needs and pique the interests of the diverse student population. Every donation makes a difference at https://roycelearningcenter.org/Annual-Fund

Of course Facebook is acting up on Giving Tuesday and not letting you click the donate button on our post below, so we're posting again because it seems if the post shows in your Facebook feed, you can click through the donate button that way.

When you give to Royce Learning Center, you make a difference in people’s lives. People like Mr. Williams who is continuing to work toward his goal of learning to read thanks to the Adult & Community Education program at Royce. This #GivingTuesday, beginning at 8am, Facebook will match donations up to $7M. You can also donate to us via our website at https://roycelearningcenter.org/Annual-Fund When you give to Royce, you give to people like Mr. Williams.

Thanks to our friends at the The Savannah Tribune for sharing the story of Adult & Community Education student, Mr. Frank Williams. We are so proud of Frank and all of his accomplishments! https://www.savannahtribune.com//you-united-way-making-li/

Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday - a global generosity movement that encourages people to do good. Your donations to our Annual Fund help support our Adult & Community Education program, and learners like Stephaine, reach their life goals. No amount is too small in our goal to reach $50,000 this year. https://roycelearningcenter.org/Annual-Fund

Tax-deductible gifts to the Annual Fund are the center’s primary source of flexible revenue, ensuring that Royce Learning Center can simultaneously maintain its academic excellence, keep up with ever advancing technology, and increase our community impact. https://roycelearningcenter.org/Annual-Fund

Did you know if you pay Georgia state taxes, you can opt to redirect them to Chatham Academy? The Georgia State Tax Credit program has been instrumental in helping students receive the education they need and is a main source of academic scholarships for Chatham Academy students. It is an easy way to give back without having to give extra. Essentially, you are redirecting your Georgia State taxes to Chatham Academy. You will still have to pay your taxes, but with this program, your tax dollars stay in Savannah to provide academic scholarships for our students. To learn more, visit our partner at https://www.apogee123.org/, or call our Director of Development, Guien Cutlip, at 912.354.4047.

Thank you to our friends at SouthernMamas.com for sharing our Adult Community & Education (ACE) program, and Program Coordinator, Ms. Khani Morgan.

The Tutoring Center at Royce is seeking Part Time, Certified Tutors for High School Reading and Math, and a Reading Specialist for K 12. Minimum five years’ experience required. Please submit cover letter and resume to [email protected].

Check out Executive Director, Mr. Ron Wilson, in this latest Dyslexia Mom Life podcast offering advice to those who have children diagnosed with dyslexia.

For the past 50 years, Royce has served those who learn differently, want to improve their academic skills, or seek to attain specific credentials or certifications for the workplace. With students ranging in age from Pre-K to 50+ years of age, the Center meets the needs of children and adults with learning differences and literacy needs through its five unique programs: Chatham Academy, The Tutoring Center, Summer Programs, Adult & Community Education (ACE), and Royce Collegiate Institute.

Chatham Academy is dedicated to meeting the educational needs of children with learning disabilities, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and similar learning differences. For more information about the Georgia State Tax Program, please visit our partnering website at https://www.apogee123.org/

Thank you to everyone that attended our Adult & Community Education (ACE) virtual volunteer orientation last week! We had 22 attendees!!

Please join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to Director of Development, Guieneverre Cutlip!

According to Coastal Georgia Indicators for the 2018 - 2019 school year, only 34% of 7th Grade Students in Chatham County were reading on or above grade level. #LiteracyMonth

Being able to vote in any election seems like something we all do or have done in our lifetime. For Adult Community & Education (ACE) learners, Charles and Jeremy, this will be their first time at the polls. They both took time this year to register to vote and will be casting their ballots this November. Both learners have been dedicated students of the ACE program over the past few years and we are so very proud of their achievements!

Savannah International Paper Mill awarded Royce with a grant today which will be used to upgrade computers for five teachers at Chatham Academy. We can’t thank them enough for their continued support!