By: Value News | Category: In Our Communities | Issue: September 2023
Get ready to enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with laughter, entertainment, and heartfelt support! Pathways Adult Learning Center, a unique Christian program dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for adults with intellectual disabilities, is proud to present its highly anticipated Lip Sync Battle & Gala on Thursday, September 21, at 6:00 p.m.
By: Dayana Shiplett | Category: In Our Communities | Issue: December 2022
In this season of gratitude, the students of Pathways Adult Learning Center, an organization that provides continuing education for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, are encouraging the community to consider giving back through volunteer work to help those in need.
By: Dayana Shiplett | Category: Education | Issue: September 2022
Join Pathways Adult Learning Center with your family and friends as they celebrate 13 years of serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
By: Dayana Shiplett | Category: In Our Communities | Issue: July 2022
Sixty students of Pathways Adult Learning Center, Inc. enjoyed a very special prom night.
By: Value News | Category: In Our Communities | Issue: April 2022
Pathways Adult Learning Center is hosting its 5th annual Dream Maker Luncheon on Tuesday, April 26, 2022, at the Silo Event Center to raise support for the Pathways continuing education program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This 1-hour event is free to attend, but you must pre-register by April 15th. Attendees will hear about the program’s impact on the disability community, enjoy a choir performance from Pathways students and hear from a Pathways parent about their family’s experience. Pathways will provide an opportunity for attendees to donate, but donations are not required.
By: Value News | Category: Rogers County | Issue: March 2022
Pathways Adult Learning Center is a unique Christian program dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for adults with intellectual disabilities. Students 16 years and older can learn virtually from the comfort and safety of their homes while connecting with their peers and teachers.
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