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Best of Texas: Best Practices & Research

May 28, 2025 by Kathryn Bauchelle

Learn from peers about best practices and innovative ideas being put into action at literacy programs across our great state. Best of Texas brings together local experts to share their wisdom and experience – and maybe help us all avoid a few pitfalls along the way.

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This online session will be held on:

Thursday, July 17, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 9:50 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

When professional development budgets are tight, it can be difficult to help every member of your team to access quality professional development.

Join us for this session where we’ll explore innovative and creative ways to maximize learning at professional development events – with a focus on the upcoming Literacy Texas conference! – and ways to ensure the learning continues even once everyone’s back in the office.

GUESTS THIS MONTH

Kathryn Bauchelle
Communications & Training Specialist
Literacy Texas

Kathryn has worked with Literacy Texas since mid-2021 – but before that, she directed a large volunteer-based literacy program in Houston for more than a decade.

She’ll share some ideas for helping staff report back from training and other events, along with intentional ways to share information and build staff development into regular activities.

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Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker serves as the Executive Director of Literacy Texas. She was a first-generation college student who personally knows the powerful role that education plays in helping change the course of a person’s life. This passion has fueled a career in education that has spanned over two decades and impacted thousands of students. She earned a doctorate in education leadership and a master’s degree in education administration, both from Texas A&M University–Texarkana. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of North Texas. Dr. Walker also attended Texarkana College and was a graduate of Liberty-Eylau High School.

She is a member of the 2025 Leadership Texas class and she currently serves as a member of the Digital Opportunity Advisory Group for the Texas Broadband Development Office. In 2024, Dr. Walker represented Texas in COABE’s 2024 State Advocates for Adult Education Fellowship.

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Someone who completes the full session will receive X hours of PD credit.

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Best of Texas: Literacy in Corrections

April 23, 2025 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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BASIC DETAILS

This online session will be held on:

Thursday, June 26, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 9:50 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

Around 75% of people currently in prison have low literacy skills (source). But when people who are in prison participate in education programs, they are 43% less likely to re-offend, compared to people who do not participate (source).

Education while in the corrections system makes a huge difference to what happens when adults leave the system. The Windham School District administers educational programs within the corrections system for the state of Texas, and prepares students to be contributing members of their communities through robust and innovative program opportunities.

Join us online and learn more!

GUESTS THIS MONTH

Our guests this month are all from the Windham School District. Windham is a school district that provides educational services to students in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The district has its headquarters in Huntsville.

Windham is one of the largest correctional education systems in the United States, providing educational programs and services in most Department of Criminal Justice facilities.

The goals of the district in educating its students are to:

Reduce recidivism;
Reduce the cost of confinement or imprisonment;
Increase the success of former students in obtaining and maintaining employment; and
Provide an incentive to students to behave in positive ways during confinement or imprisonment.

Kristina J. Hartman
Superintendent
Windham School District

Kristina J. Hartman has served as superintendent of Windham School District since 2019, operating 100 schools in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Superintendent Hartman’s 22-year career in education in corrections has included a variety of roles in both Florida and Texas.

Her focus areas include education in corrections policy related to terminology, identification and removal of unnecessary employment barriers, access to higher education and award of credits for prior learning, digital literacy and technology advancement.

Ms. Hartman earned a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in Political Science from Baylor University, Master of Arts in Special Education and Education Specialist in Educational Leadership from the University of West Florida. Superintendent Hartman previously served as the President of the Council of Directors for the Correctional Education Association and is a board member for the Texas Corrections Association and Board of Governors member for the American Correctional Association.

Outside of work, Ms. Hartman enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, swimming, and attending live music events.

Robert O’Banion
Chief Financial Officer
Windham School District

Robert O’Banion is the Chief Financial Officer for Windham School District. He started working for the district in 2012 and currently oversees the areas of Information Technology, Human Resources, Operational Support and Financial Services for the entire district across Texas.

Mr. O’Banion has a bachelor’s of Agricultural Systems Management from Texas A&M University and a Masters of Business Administration from Sam Houston State University. After college he worked in corporate America within the lumber industry before changing careers and accepting a position in 2008 with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice within their Business and Finance Division where he received experience in government finance.

When not at work Mr. O’Banion enjoys spending time in state and national parks, working on the family ranch, and camping and backpacking adventures with his wife and daughters.

Luann Pickett
Department Director of Instruction
Windham School District

Luann Pickett is the department director of instruction for Windham School District. She has been an integral part of Windham School District since 1990, dedicating over 35 years to fostering student success.

Throughout her tenure, Ms. Pickett has served in various roles across nine campuses district-wide, including study aide, testing specialist, teacher, assistant principal, college coordinator, campus principal and most recently, East Texas regional principal.

In every role she has held, Ms. Pickett has always demonstrated unwavering dedication to Windham. In February 2025, she was promoted to department director of instruction, overseeing the Assessment, Advisement and Records; Special Education and Federal Programs; Library Services and Professional Development departments. Ms. Pickett holds a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Stephen F. Austin University and a Master of Education from Sam Houston State University.

Committed to Windham’s mission of educational excellence, as regional principal, Ms. Pickett successfully cultivated a well-rounded team of principals capable of advancing within the district; three of her former principals now serve as regional principals themselves.

Dr. Stephanie Dominique
Federal Programs Administrator
Windham School District

Dr. Stephanie Dominique is a seasoned education leader and lifelong learner with over 20 years of experience, primarily in special education. Her work centers on advancing equity in both educational access and leadership development. She has consistently led inclusive practices that support students with diverse learning and life experiences across public and alternative education settings.

Dr. Dominique currently serves as the Special Education and Federal Programs Administrator for Windham School District, which operates within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Since 2020, she has directed initiatives that promote compliance and equitable access to special education and Title I services for the student population.

Her academic credentials include a B.S. in Criminal Justice, a Master’s in Counseling, a second Master’s in Educational Administration, and a Ph.D. in Leadership in Educational Administration with a focus on special education and equity-driven systems change.

In addition to her leadership role, Dr. Dominique mentors youth in residential and juvenile justice placements, supporting their development of leadership, self-advocacy, and self-determination skills. Her work reflects a deep commitment to dismantling barriers and empowering marginalized individuals to reach their full potential.

Her purpose is rooted in building systems that elevate all learners and create sustainable, inclusive pathways for long-term success.

Ted Watts
Career and Technical Education Administrator
Windham School District

Ted Watts has been with Windham School District for 24 years, where he has dedicated himself to providing second chances through education. With 21 years of experience in the construction industry, including owning his own business, Mr. Watts transitioned to education in 2001 to pursue his passion for helping others. He spent 14 years as a career and technical education (CTE) teacher, sharing his industry knowledge while understanding the challenges faced by students pursuing careers in the field.

In 2014, Mr. Watts became a CTE field specialist, offering guidance to fellow educators. Then, in 2018, he was promoted to CTE department administrator. His diverse background has shaped his perspective, emphasizing the importance of skills and opportunities for success.

Mr. Watts is deeply committed to creating transformative learning experiences that empower individuals to reach their full potential.

Ashley Koonce
College and Career Readiness Administrator
Windham School District

Ashley Koonce joined Windham School District in March of 2022 and now serves as the College and Career Readiness Administrator.

Ms. Koonce has a diverse background spanning over 15 years in corrections, rehabilitation and education. She currently leads a team who facilitate occupational licensing efforts, assist with employer and community partner engagement and coordinate postsecondary collaboration. Ms. Koonce holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Business Administration, as well as a Master of Science in Criminal Justice all from Sam Houston State University.

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

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Best of Texas: Digital Literacy

March 27, 2025 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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Thursday, May 22, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

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This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

Digital literacy envelops everything from the ability to access and complete job applications and medical records to connecting with friends and family on social media.

As technology rapidly evolves, many folks in Texas communities struggle to keep up. Literacy organizations are working hard to help bridge the gaps.

In this virtual event, we will hear from experts in the state who will talk about how they’re helping.

GUESTS THIS MONTH

Ana Frade
Project Coordinator
Mayor’s Office for Adult Literacy, Houston

Ana Frade is a dedicated Project Coordinator at The Mayor’s Office for Adult Literacy, leveraging over a decade of experience to champion community engagement and digital inclusion. Her impactful career began at the Houston Public Library, where she spearheaded digital literacy training as a technical instructor for the BTOP – TEAL program, significantly expanding broadband access for Houstonians.

Driven by a passion for bridging the digital divide, Ana envisions a digitally empowered community. Her commitment to collaboration shone in her role as International Services Engagement and Outreach Coordinator at HPL, where she built impactful programs for diverse communities.

Recognized with the Texas Library Association Spotlight Award and the Order of Civil Merit from Spain, Ana’s ability to connect is strengthened by her diverse academic background in Engineering, Business, and Education. She is fluent in Spanish, English, and Russian.

Lauren Champion
Digital Opportunity Coordinator
Texas Broadband Development Office

Lauren Champion became the Texas Broadband Development Opportunity Coordinator at BDO in August 2024, leveraging her extensive background in education, public service, and nonprofit leadership. She holds a Master’s in Public Service and Administration from The Bush School of Government at Texas A&M University and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Education from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

Lauren began her career as a theatre educator, fostering creativity in her students, before transitioning to a role as a development specialist at the Texas A&M Foundation. Her work reflects a deep commitment to championing education, promoting digital opportunity, and supporting community-focused programs.

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

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Best of Texas: Faith-Affiliated Programs

February 20, 2025 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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This special extended online session will be held on:

Thursday, April 24, from 8:45 AM to 12:15 PM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 8:30 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

This session will focus on faith-affiliated adult literacy programs. This is such a high-interest topic that we have dedicated a morning to it, in place of the standard 1-hour format for Best of Texas sessions.

NOTE: This morning of learning will run along the same lines as the Faith-Affiliated Symposium did in the past – this session replaces that learning opportunity in the 2025 training calendar.

Many people are motivated by their faith to help their communities, and for some, that leads them to sit alongside other adults and help them improve their literacy. This online session will focus on some best practices for teachers and others who work within faith-affiliated literacy programs.

Participants of all faiths, and none, are welcome at this event.

PROGRAM, SCHEDULE, & SESSIONS

8:30 AM: ONLINE CHECK-IN OPENS

8:45 AM: WELCOME

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Session 1 (60 min)

Family Literacy – Getting Children Ready for School
Karen Morrow, Retired

Do you have an ESL program serving parents with preschool-age children who need help preparing for school?

Ready for School! is a 20-week curriculum that equips parents with tools and resources to help their children develop key school readiness skills. Through weekly activities, families receive books and materials to practice at home, focusing on reading, language, motor skills, and social development, while fostering a love for learning in young children.

Ready for School could be adapted to your ESL ministry to help parents prepare their children for school!

Karen Morrow
Retired

Karen Morrow is a recently retired Cooperative Baptist Fellowship missionary based in Fort Worth, Texas, dedicated to serving refugee communities. She has been working with refugees since 1996, initially in Germany and later in the U.S.

Karen is known for her compassionate outreach to refugee children, particularly through her “Ready for School” program, which helps prepare young children for school while engaging their parents in the learning process.

Tutoring & Conversation Partners – Best Practices
Dr. Cynthia Kilpatrick, Stephen F. Austin State University

This session will provide best practices for leading a successful conversation partners program in a college or university setting, as well as effective one-on-one tutoring strategies for ESL students.

Participants will explore research-based methods to foster meaningful conversations, support language development, and build cross-cultural connections.

Dr. Cynthia Kilpatrick
Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning
Stephen F. Austin State University

Dr. Cynthia (Cindy) Kilpatrick is the Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Stephen F. Austin State University, where she leads initiatives to enhance faculty development and student learning. Previously, she spent 15 years as a faculty member in the Department of Linguistics and TESOL at UT Arlington, serving as Director of the English Language Institute and contributing to teaching excellence initiatives.

With extensive experience in ESL education, she has taught in Guatemala, Papua New Guinea, and various U.S. cities, and has been a TEX trainer with Literacy ConneXus since 2015.

10:05 AM – 11:05 AM: Session 2 (60 min)

Overview of Teaching English ConneXus (TECs)
Matthew Johnston, Literacy ConneXus

“Teaching English ConneXus”, or TECs, is a hybrid online and in-person training program designed for new ESL teachers in faith-based programs. This session will give participants a “taste” of the training, including excellent hands-on activities which will help you engage your ESL students.

Matthew Johnston
ESL Support Coordinator and TECs Trainer
Literacy ConneXus

Matthew Johnston is an experienced instructional specialist and ESL educator based in Dallas, Texas. Currently, he serves as an ESL and Outreach Catalyst with Forefront Experience, an ESL teacher at the Northwest Community Center in Dallas, and an ESL Support Coordinator and TECs trainer with Literacy ConneXus.

Matthew has a strong background in curriculum development, teaching diverse students, and fostering cross-cultural learning.

Best Practices: Directing Faith-Affiliated ESL Programs with Strong Community Partnerships
Kathleen Yarborough, CityRise Church

This session will explore effective strategies for leading faith-affiliated ESL programs and building strong community partnerships.

Participants will learn best practices for program organization, volunteer recruitment and training, curriculum selection, and creating a welcoming, excellent learning environment.

Kathleen Yarborough
Director of Community Ministries
CityRise Church

Kathleen Yarborough is the Director of Community Ministries at CityRise Church in Houston, Texas, where she leads outreach initiatives, including free ESL classes and partnerships that provide food and medical assistance to those in need.

An experienced ESL teacher, she has dedicated years to serving English learners and equipping volunteers to teach and serve effectively. She is also a TECs trainer with Literacy ConneXus, helping faith-based programs develop strong ESL ministries.

11:10 AM – 12:10 PM: Session 3 (60 min)

Immigration Update: Current Policies and How They Affect Communities of Faith
Jesús Romero, Educational and Legal Immigration Ministries (ELIM)

This session offers critical updates on immigration laws and policies. Learn how recent changes impact immigrant students and their families, and gain practical tools to support your learners in navigating these challenges.

This session will equip you to enhance your ESL programs with the knowledge, resources, or referrals needed to better serve immigrant families in your care.

Dr. Jesús Romero
Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning
Educational and Legal Immigration Ministries (ELIM)

Dr. Jesús Romero is the director of Educational and Legal Immigration Ministries (ELIM), a ministry of Fellowship Southwest designed to support immigrants and refugees through education, legal assistance, and advocacy. With a passion for both social justice and ministry, Romero leads efforts to equip churches and community leaders with tools to navigate complex immigration laws.

His work emphasizes the importance of offering compassionate care to immigrant families and advocating for their rights. Under his leadership, ELIM has provided valuable resources, such as training programs for immigration legal representation, and continues to build partnerships to support immigrants in their pursuit of justice and stability in the U.S.

12:15 PM: FAREWELL

Program will be kept as current as possible but is subject to change; check back here for updates

Hosts:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

Lester Meriwether
Executive Director
Literacy ConneXus

Lester Meriwether has been the Executive Director of Literacy ConneXus since May 2004. Literacy ConneXus is a not-for-profit organization that helps faith-affiliated organizations help people with literacy needs in Texas and beyond.

In this capacity, Meriwether represents and advocates for hundreds of volunteers who each week teach English and basic literacy or conspire to provide beginning home libraries for families with no books. He works with talented volunteers across Texas who serve in a variety of ways to help churches help people with literacy needs.

Lester and his wife Donna have three children and five grandchildren and live in Fort Worth.

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Best of Texas: Focus on ABE

February 12, 2025 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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Thursday, March 27, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

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Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This session will focus on the specific needs of adults in Adult Basic Education and equivalent literacy programs.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

This discussion will focus on the specific needs of ABE students. ABE students have very particular needs – but because there are fewer of them in adult literacy programs than ESL students, they can be overlooked.

We want to rectify that with a special focus on ABE this month. Come along to this session to learn more from some innovative programs making a difference in Texas.

GUESTS THIS MONTH

Charmyn Tumey
Director, Adult Education and Literacy
Kilgore College-Longview

Charmyn Tumey, MBA, empowers under-educated adults through free educational and job training opportunities as the Director of Kilgore College’s Adult Education and Literacy program. A Longview native and Pine Tree High School graduate, Charmyn is deeply committed to her community, serving on numerous boards and organizations focused on education and development. Her passion for service was instilled by her mother, who emphasized using one’s talents to uplift others and transform lives.

Charmyn’s career path has been diverse, spanning from her childhood in a blended family and time spent in Germany, to a career in fashion merchandising and sales. Despite initially resisting a career in education due to her family’s background in the field, a professor’s question during her MBA studies sparked a change of heart. Leading the Adult Education and Literacy Program at Kilgore College has proven transformative, allowing her to combine her passion for education with her desire to make a tangible difference, all while raising her two children. Her journey exemplifies the power of embracing unexpected opportunities and the profound impact of service.

Lisa Stewart
Executive Director
Literacy Coalition of Central Texas

Lisa M. Stewart, MBA, CAE, is the Literacy Coalition of Central Texas’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Literacy Coalition provides adult basic education, high school equivalency certification, career readiness, job training, parenting, and school readiness services to adults and families in Central Texas. Stewart grew up in Pasadena, Texas, and moved to Central Texas in 2018 after working thirteen years in Washington, DC.

Stewart’s role today elevates her passion for literacy and education by helping the Central Texas community grow, thrive, and achieve livable employment. Since taking her role, Stewart has led the organization through transition and structural changes related to funding and services. Under her leadership, the organization transitioned into a community-based service model, increased funding with state, city, and foundation partners, and remodeled curriculum to meet the challenges of today’s adult students. Stewart has also implemented an organizational strategic plan and rebranded the Literacy Coalition of Central Texas.

Before becoming CEO of the Literacy Coalition, Stewart served as its Chief Financial Officer. Her professional experience in nonprofits spans over twenty years. In her career, Lisa M. Stewart earned recognition as a Non-Profit Finance Leader and was awarded CFO of the Year Rising Star for the Greater Washington, DC Area.

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

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SPECIAL THANKS

Kilgore College Adult Education and Literacy

Literacy Coalition of Central Texas

The Texas Workforce Commission

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Checked/updated 3/27/25

Best of Texas: Literacy at the Library

December 18, 2024 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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Thursday, February 27, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 9:50 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This session will focus on effective adult and family literacy programs that take place in libraries across Texas.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

Libraries are at the heart of their local communities – and can play a very particular part in adult and family learning and literacy. Come along to this session to learn more from some programs making a difference in Texas.

GUESTS THIS MONTH

Shauna Fergusson
Instructor
Dallas Public Library

Shauna Fergusson (here in character as Elizabeth Bennet from Pride & Prejudice) serves as an instructor for the Dallas Public Library. She teaches GED and English classes to the community, both online and in-person.

Her love of teaching started early. While earning her associate’s degree in liberal arts, she worked for TRiO and tutored fellow students, many from disadvantaged backgrounds. After completing her bachelor’s degree in English, she began working as a coordinator for the Adult Learning team at the Dallas Public Library, managing classes and training volunteer teachers.

She earned her TEFL certification in 2018. After a brief stint teaching English overseas, Shauna returned to Dallas to teach at the library and pursue her master’s degree in library science. She will be graduating this spring, with a concentration in Law Librarianship.

Heidi Frazier
Community Services Manager
Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library

Heidi Frazier serves as the Library & Community Services Manager at the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library in Caldwell, Texas.

Her passion for books and literacy has been life long, studying liberal arts at Dickinson College and earning a master’s degree in Library Science from North Texas State University. She educated all three of her children throughout high school. Once they were graduated from college, she began working with the City of Caldwell. The same love of books and literacy drove her to establish and develop an adult basic education program at the library.

Working in close partnership with agencies, businesses, nonprofits and volunteers, the library offers education opportunities for GED, ESL, Spanish, digital literacy, and citizenship, all at no cost to students. The library offers the only adult education services in the county.

The Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library Adult Basic Education program is currently focusing on providing education and direction for disconnected youth.

Shirley Robinson
Executive Director
Texas Library Association (TLA)

Shirley Robinson, CAE, is an experienced nonprofit association professional who has served as the executive director of the Texas Library Association (TLA) since 2020.

With over two decades of experience, Robinson’s leadership is member-focused, driving successful initiatives and organizational growth. She excels in managing people, and resources, and building strong relationships with stakeholders.

Prior to TLA, she held leadership roles at Texas Healthcare Trustees and the Texas Hospital Association, as well as positions in business development, fundraising, and marketing for other organizations.

Robinson holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Trinity University and is a Certified Association Executive (CAE).

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

She is a member of the 2025 Leadership Texas class and she currently serves as a member of the Digital Opportunity Advisory Group for the Texas Broadband Office. In 2024, Dr. Walker represented Texas in COABE’s 2024 State Advocates for Adult Education Fellowship.

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SPECIAL THANKS

Dallas Public Library

Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library

Texas Library Association (TLA)

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Best of Texas: Workforce Literacy

November 26, 2024 by Kathryn Bauchelle

Learn from peers about best practices and innovative ideas being put into action at literacy programs across our great state. Best of Texas aims to bring local experts together to share their wisdom and experience – and maybe help us all avoid a few pitfalls along the way.

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This special in-depth online Best of Texas session will be held on:

Thursday, January 30, from 8:45 AM to 12:15 PM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 8:30 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

ABOUT THIS MONTH'S TOPIC

This special in-depth session (3+ hours instead of our usual 60 min) will focus on best practices in workforce literacy, and how to help adults and families prepare for success in the workplace.

What examples are out there of Texas programs working well in partnership?

How can the Texas Workforce Commission help?

What resources can CBOs access to help set up adult students for success in the workforce?

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8:30 AM: ONLINE CHECK-IN OPENS

8:45 AM: WELCOME

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Session 1 (60 min)

From Literacy to Employment: A Successful Partnership Model
Beth Carlton, Literacy Council of Bowie & Miller Counties
Kristina Rivas, Literacy Council of Bowie & Miller Counties
Jenny Wilder, Lost Pizza Co.

This session will showcase the innovative partnership between the Literacy Council of Bowie and Miller Counties and Lost Pizza Co., demonstrating how collaboration between adult education providers and local businesses can create effective pathways to employment for adult learners. Attendees will gain insights into creating mutually beneficial partnerships that empower adult learners, support local businesses, and strengthen the community. This session will provide practical tips for literacy professionals looking to establish similar programs in their areas.

Unlocking Potential: TCALL Resources for Literacy Providers and Their Adult Learners
Dr. Glenda Rose, Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy & Learning (TCALL)

The Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy and Learning (TCALL) has been serving literacy providers in Texas since 1989 with a vision to empower all adults living in Texas to achieve the literacy skills they need to support themselves, their families, and their communities. They accomplish this primarily by supporting literacy providers in local communities.

Join this session to learn about the comprehensive resources available through TCALL, including free resources on their website, the PD Portal for on-demand training and live webinars, the Distance Education PD Call Center, and the extensive TCALL Library. Discover how the Digital Access and Resilience in Texas (DART) curriculum, freely available on the website, is transforming digital literacy for beginning English language learners in Texas and across the country.

10:05 AM – 11:05 AM: Session 2 (60 min)

TWC AEL: Supporting Students with Employment Goals
Patricia (Ann) Savino, Texas Workforce Commission

In this session, learn more about Texas AEL at the Texas Workforce Commission and ways AEL supports students as they focus on entering employment and achieving economic prosperity. Whether through innovative career pathways, workplace literacy on the job site, or other demonstrated approaches that engage learners, Texas AEL values local solutions to meet student, community, and stakeholder needs. Hear from TWC AEL staff and learn about activities, resources, and best practices in moving students from the classroom to in-demand jobs. Free resources will be shared including how to connect students to an AEL provider when they’re ready for that next step in their education, training, and employment path. A brief legislative update will be included.

From Classroom to Career: 4 Steps to Career Exploration and Planning
Victoria Hinojosa, Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy & Learning (TCALL)

Join this interactive session to learn how to guide adult learners through a structured four-step career exploration process. This method helps educators address the Who, What, and How of career planning.

Discover free online assessments to help learners identify Who they are—their personality type, values, and interests. Learn how to leverage Labor Market Information to determine What career paths align with their strengths.

Finally, explore the two Hows: how to develop a career plan and how to gain relevant experience. Walk away with practical tools and strategies to support your learners in making informed career decisions.

11:10 AM – 12:10 PM: Session 3 (60 min)

The Pinnacle of Career and Training Management
Jacob Mayhew, Southern Careers Institute

Learn how Career Hub connects users to tailored learning pathways, digital credentials, and real-world opportunities. Whether you’re an individual seeking career advancement, an educator preparing students for workforce readiness, or a company investing in employee growth, Career Hub delivers the tools and insights needed for lifelong success.

The Data Dilemma
Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas

Without reliable data, Literacy Texas struggles to be able to understand the complete picture of adult literacy across the state. Our organization applied for and was awarded a research grant to design a replicable study that will help our organization get the information it needs in order to best tell our story. This session will focus on the challenges to find consistent data for adult literacy CBOs, and it will outline some of our research goals for coming years. Our hope is that this data can help inform workforce and economic needs across Texas.

12:15 PM: FAREWELL

Program will be kept as current as possible but is subject to change; check back here for updates

GUESTS THIS MONTH

Beth Carlton
Workforce Coordinator
Literacy Council of Bowie & Miller Counties

Beth Carlton is a first-generation college graduate, having earned a bachelor’s degree from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, and did graduate work at Southeastern Louisiana University at Hammond. Bringing more than 30 years of experience in the educational field, Beth is a retired high school teacher who has a strong desire to help adult learners with workforce readiness, life skills, GED test prep, functional literacy, and other important areas.

From Literacy to Employment: A Successful Partnership Model

Victoria Hinojosa
Trainer
TCALL

Victoria Hinojosa is passionate about helping people discover how their natural talents and interests can lead to a rewarding career. She has spent over 12 years assisting students in middle schools, high schools, colleges, and adult education and literacy programs navigate through the career exploration and job preparation processes.

After receiving her Bachelor’s of Arts in Mass Communications from Texas State University, she returned to her alma mater to work at the Career Services office. There she learned a lot about career exploration and planning and created a work-based learning program for the student workers under her supervision.

Later, she went on to serve as a Journey Navigator with Workforce Solutions in the Houston-Galveston region. In 2023 she started a faith-based ESOL program in Katy, TX, and is currently an AEL Instructor with Lone Star College. She is an enthusiastic facilitator who believes if you become who you are intended to be you will set the world on fire.

Jacob Mayhew
CEO
Southern Careers Institute

Jacob Mayhew is a seasoned education executive with over 20 years of experience, renowned for driving transformative initiatives in career-focused learning. As the past President of Career College Schools of Texas, Jacob played a key role in advancing education solutions that empower students to achieve their career goals through skill-oriented programs and innovative curricula.

Currently, Jacob leads an organization dedicated to supporting Career and Technical Education (CTE) curricula for high schools, universities, and career schools in Texas and across the country. His organization also partners with the Department of Labor to offer both trade and technology apprenticeships, equipping learners with real-world skills and workforce readiness.

A highlight of Jacob’s career was his leadership in the turnaround and public offering of Grand Canyon University in 2008. As one of the executives driving this success, he helped transform the university into a thriving, publicly traded institution.

With a steadfast commitment to lifelong learning and workforce development, Jacob continues to lead efforts that connect education with opportunity, ensuring students and institutions are prepared for the demands of an evolving job market.

The Pinnacle of Career and Training Management

Kristina Rivas
Executive Director
Literacy Council of Bowie & Miller Counties

After returning to Texarkana, Kristina knew that it was her time to step up and help lead the way. She brings with her over 20 years of combined experience in healthcare, marketing, higher education, and as a former small business owner. This work is incredibly personal to her. She knows exactly what can happen when a community steps in because she is the first generation removed from generational poverty. Kristina completed her Human and Family Development thesis and graduated with a Master of Science in Human Services from Stephen F. Austin State University.

From Literacy to Employment: A Successful Partnership Model

Dr. Glenda Rose
Director
TCALL

Dr. Glenda Rose, Director of TCALL at Texas A&M University, is dedicated to advancing adult literacy in Texas. With a passion for lifelong learning, she has been working with adult learners since 1985 and providing professional development for adult educators since 2005. Her focus is on empowering educators to help adult learners achieve their full potential.

Dr. Rose and her team at TCALL offer a variety of innovative programs and resources to support adult educators in their work.

Unlocking Potential: TCALL Resources for Literacy Providers and Their Adult Learners

Patricia (Ann) Savino
Program Director
Texas Workforce Commission

Ann is a program specialist at the Texas Workforce Commission’s division of Adult Education and Literacy providing subject matter expertise and technical assistance to adult education providers on career pathways in Texas. Prior to her work at TWC, she was a small business owner designing educational media projects for national and international projects primarily for English Language Learners. She has held numerous positions with higher education on grants for the U.S. Depart of Labor, U.S. Department of Education, and state grants serving employers and students in need of foundational skills. Her expertise is in building and scaling concurrent education and training initiatives that assist individuals in accessing adult education and job training simultaneously. Ann manages many of the State Leadership initiatives that serve learners in career pathways and assists the agency team in grant writing for special initiatives.

The team at TWC works under the direction of Ms. Mahalia Baldini, State Director of Adult Education and Literacy.

TWC AEL: Supporting Students with Employment Goals

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

The Data Dilemma

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SPECIAL THANKS

Dr. Glenda Rose and the TCALL team

Ann Savino and the team at TWC

Kristina Rivas, Beth Carlton, and the team at the Literacy Council of Bowie & Miller Counties

Jenny Wilder and the staff of Lost Pizza Co.

The Texas Workforce Commission

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Best of Texas: Family Literacy

September 25, 2024 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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This online panel discussion will be held on:

Thursday, November 21, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 9:50 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

ABOUT THIS SESSION

We’ll hear from Fran-Victoria Stephens (Story Square) who will share important information about the generational impact of family literacy.

Other guests will include Anjela Martinez and LeeAnn Jennings (Harris County Public Library) to give us a strong understanding about how public libraries are making a difference.

Guests this month:

Fran-Victoria Stephens
Founder & President
Story Square

Fran-Victoria Stephens is a former attorney and journalist who became the Founder and President of Story Square, Inc. – an evidence-based education social enterprise. After the pandemic, when she witnessed firsthand how parents faced the daunting task of serving as their children’s primary resource for education, she decided parents needed to experience the mission and spirit of Story Square on a larger stage. So, in 2022 she expanded the organization’s work and began Story Square’s Lit with Families Texas Family Literacy Festival, which takes place annually at downtown Houston’s Discovery Green.

Fran-Victoria is an impact addict and obsessed with the impact today’s small actions have on enduring change for our future. She is an avid researcher, writer, civil rights and education advocate, lecturer, and a self-proclaimed neoteric. She specializes in building new things. From idea generation, process design, implementation, and then evaluation, she has created lectures, programs, and Story Square with a focus on operationalizing her passion and education in civil rights law. These vehicles that carry out her passion serve her personal mission: to academically open minds and spiritually speak to hearts. Her hope is that her work widens our imaginative capacity to excavate new pathways for equity that lead to a collective, interdependent freedom.

Anjela Martinez
Assistant Manager, Youth Services
Harris County Public Library

Anjela Martinez is the Youth Services Assistant Manager at Harris County Public Library. She has over a decade of experience in public libraries and leads system-wide literacy programs like Summer Reading and Growing Readers at HCPL.

Anjela grew up in libraries and understands the importance libraries play in fostering literacy and lifelong learning. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading, baking, traveling, and going on adventures with her dog Lobo.

LeeAnn Jennings
Youth Literacy Services Specialist
Harris County Public Library

LeeAnn Jennings is the Youth Literacy Services Specialist for Harris County Public Library. LeeAnn is a former school teacher who made the switch to public libraries in 2017. She helps coordinates HCPL’s county wide youth literacy programs such as Book Buddies, Tournament of Books, Growing Readers, and the Summer Reading Program.

As someone with dyslexia, LeeAnn was a struggling reader in school until she discovered the mythical “one book” that turned her into an avid reader- and now she helps other children discover their book! LeeAnn enjoys reading, crafting, and playing pretend with her Dungeons and Dragons group.

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker joined Literacy Texas in January 2024, after a successful run as the Executive Director of the Literacy Council of Bowie and Miller Counties, a small non-profit that made a big impact on the Texarkana community during her tenure. Dr. Walker helped the organization find financial stability and expanded innovative academic and workforce program options for adult learners at her center. She and her team launched the first 100 Families Alliance in Texas, and this innovative approach to holistic support for students led to impressive growth in enrollment and goal completion rates for those she serves.

Dr. Walker was a first-generation college student who personally knows the powerful role that education plays in helping change the course of a person’s life. This passion has fueled a career in education that has spanned two decades and impacted thousands of students. She is a certified Texas teacher and principal, and she has worked in both adjunct faculty and staff positions in higher education. She has also led professional development trainings for teachers and administrators and served as a public speaker. She earned a doctorate in education leadership from Texas A&M University–Texarkana, and her dissertation research focused on the importance of holistic support for adult learners. She holds a master’s degree in education administration from Texas A&M University–Texarkana, and she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of North Texas. Dr. Walker also attended Texarkana College and was a graduate of Liberty-Eylau High School.

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

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Anjela Martinez

LeeAnn Jennings

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Best of Texas: Health Literacy

September 25, 2024 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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This online session will be held on:

Thursday, October 31, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 9:50 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

ABOUT THIS SESSION

Many adult students and families need health literacy for their own lives. And others make a whole career out of it! Learn from some local Texas experts about what they’re doing in their programs to help connect adult learners to health literacy opportunities.

Join us for this virtual session where we will hear from Dr. Teresa Wagner, Director of the University of North Texas Health Science Center State Certified Community Health Worker Training Center. She will share information about her program and how health literacy impacts underserved communities in Texas. We will also chat with Natasha Duncan (East Texas Literacy Council) and Cindy Sutherin (Ysleta Community Learning Center) who have successful health occupations programs in their learning centers.

Guests this month:

Cindy Sutherin
Director
Ysleta Community Learning Center

Cindy Sutherin is a passionate, driven educator with over 30 years experience across all ages, from 3 years to 70+ year-old students. She has worked in multi-lingual and multi-cultural education, program development, student advocacy, and leadership development.

She is currently the director of the Ysleta Community Learning Center, YCLC, in El Paso Texas which serves adults seeking education and training for greater economic opportunity and access.

YCLC focuses on working with students to develop pathways to career advancement that include language, literacy, and training primarily in the career fields of Transportation, Distribution and Logistics and Health Science.

Natasha Duncan
Executive Director
East Texas Literacy Council

Natasha Duncan is the Executive Director for the East Texas Literacy Council in Longview Texas. Her background is in early child education from the University of Maryland. She has a passion for Adult Education in her community.

Natasha has 20 plus years in non-profit management; her extensive background of working in low-income communities helped her to focus her efforts on the lasting effects that education can have on families and the catalyst it can be for future generations. She is a proud wife, and mother of two Longview Lobos.

This year Natasha was featured as a member in our community that makes a difference with Texas Bank and Trust; she keeps active community representation of adult education and nonprofit leadership with her Chamber of Commerce. She has enjoyed collaborating with Longview ISD, city organizations and Greater Longview United Way for speaking engagements, sits on several community boards in her city and has a passion for making a difference in her community.

Teresa Wagner
Director
UNTHSC State Certified Community Health Worker Training Center

Dr. Wagner is a registered and licensed dietitian with a doctorate in public health. She’s certified in Public Health, Patient Safety, Lifestyle Medicine, Health Coaching, and a certified Community Health Worker (CHW) Instructor. Dr. Wagner is an associate professor in the School of Public Health at UNT Health Science Center.

Dr. Wagner is the Director of the UNTHSC State Certified Community Health Worker Training Center. Her research focuses on alleviating health disparities in underserved communities through health literacy. She’s a sought-after presenter and mentor who works to certify community health workers as conduits to health literacy who help alleviate community barriers to health.

As a result of her work, she has received the 2018 Texas Health Literacy Hero Award and the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award from Texas Christian University. In 2023, she received the UNTHSC School of Health Professions Faculty Achievement Award. In 2024, she received the Texas Distinguished Dietitian Award and a Global Service Award from the International Health Literacy Association.

Host:

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

This online learning session is offered free of charge to Texas nonprofit professionals who work in the fields of adult and family literacy.

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Cindy Sutherin

Natasha Duncan

Teresa Wagner

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Checked/updated: 10/31/24

Best of Texas: Outreach & Advocacy

September 12, 2024 by Kathryn Bauchelle

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This online discussion will be held on:

Thursday, September 26, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (CT).

The Zoom room will open at 9:50 AM.

Please arrive on time – the Zoom room will close to late arrivals 30 minutes after the session begins.

This panel discussion will focus on how to do outreach and advocacy in your local community.

ABOUT THIS SESSION

Join Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker to learn about preferred practices for advocacy and outreach. Learn practical tips for building relationships with elected officials, media, and business leaders in your community. Jenny will show you how to access and understand adult literacy data for your county.

She will then be joined by Federico Salas-Isnardi from the Houston Mayor’s Office for Adult Literacy who will talk about the exciting advocacy work happening in Houston and his work through the national All-In Campaign.

There will be time available for advocacy questions and answers with Jenny and Federico.

Federico Salas-Isnardi
Director
Mayor’s Office for Adult Literacy

Federico Salas-Isnardi is Director of the Mayor’s Office for Adult Literacy in Houston, Texas, where he leads innovative collaborations to address issues at the intersection of adult education and equity. He oversaw the development of Houston’s Adult Literacy Blueprint, a strategic plan to rebrand and reimagine Adult Literacy with a focus on digital equity.

A linguist by training, Federico is an adult ESL and literacy educator, diversity, social justice and equity trainer, and professional developer with 35 years of experience in adult education.

Federico was interim CEO of Literacy Texas in 2018 after serving as an ex-officio member of the Literacy Texas Board for 9 years. He is currently a member of the Coordinating Council of the Adult Literacy National Action Plan and serves on the board of advisors of the TexShare Consortium of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker
Executive Director
Literacy Texas

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