Students enrolled in any of the Baltimore Reads classes may take advantage of our many transition activities designed to help students meet their goals.  Short- and long-term goals are set by the students themselves at the beginning of each Session and the transition coordinator plans speakers, in-class activities, outings and other events accordingly.

Baltimore Reads also acts as a resource to students with a small resource center at our Inner Harbor location. The resource center was developed to guide students toward community resources that will help them find jobs, housing, job training and any other life-skills needs. We cater to the whole student experience, mind body and spirit.

Additional FREE academic resources for registered students:

• "Conversation Partners" for ESL students to practice their speaking skills
• One-on-one in-class tutoring
• Extra help/tutoring five days a week at Baltimore Reads' Inner Harbor location
• Preparation for the GED exam by sitting for the GED Official Practice Test (OPT) at Baltimore Reads
• GED exam fee scholarships - students must meet criteria