What Is ESL?

ESL stands for English as a Second Language. Our program offers adults whose first language is not English a space to get assistance in learning English. We offer three levels of English support. These levels vary with our incoming group of students so we are best supporting their needs.

More Information About Our Program

Our classes are for adults, but we encourage families to come. We have volunteers who will provide homework assistance, snack, and language support while parents are learning. We provide childcare to children Infant - High School.

What to Bring

Adults can bring something to write with, but nothing is required.

If children have homework, we encourage them to bring it all. We have people who can help with all areas. Computers, if needed, have a space to be safely stored when not being used. Besides homework, children don't need to bring anything else with them.

Childcare

Want to Participate?

Thank you for coming to us! We are a small program and have room for ~30 students. We will be doing assessments for this coming year on:

Thursday August 14 from 6-8pm

Saturday September 6 from 10am - 12pm

If no space is currently available, we will put you on our waitlist and contact you as soon as a spot becomes available.

CARLY and MAGGIE FRYMAN

Carly and Maggie Fryman have been volunteering in our ESL at Atonement program since its start in 2018. These two sisters have spent the last 2 years as heads of our ESL children's ministry and help support the ESL program along with our ESL steering committee team: Larry Olszewski, Carmen Fryman, Phil Esala, Mary Ludlum, and Pastor Eric Gawura.

If you would like to volunteer or have questions, please reach out to us at AtonementESL@gmail.com