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Larry is a student of the Clark County Literacy Council in Arkadelphia. He and his tutor meet twice a week to work on his reading and writing skills.
Each student of the council establishes goals to work towards. Larry’s goals include employment and receiving a driver’s license. Recently, due to his hard work and dedication, Larry took the driving test. Not only did he pass, the instructor gave him a compliment for only missing a few questions.
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