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Going from Reader to Leader

We know that learning works to propel learners into the future, transforming them from readers to leaders. By honing and improving the skills needed for a 21st century employee, like critical thinking, high computer proficiency and in-demand job skills, our graduates can secure their future and experience growth in the workplace.

SBLC learners come to study, but they leave with more than passing grades and a diploma: the ability to put their learning to work for life.

But don’t just take our word for it. Click here to find success stories from SBLC grads and others who say “Learning Works!” You can also find links to scholarship opportunities and other resources available to graduates and alumni here.

As we like to say, “What you learn at SBLC stays with you forever.” Do you agree?

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¿Qué es el cinco de mayo? No, it is not Mexican Independence Day... watch this video to learn more www.history.com/topics/holidays/cinco-de-mayo-1-video #sblc #LearningWorks #cincodemayo ... See MoreSee Less

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THANK YOU to our wonderful SBLC teachers! Thank you for teaching through an unpredictable yearThank you for caring so deeply for SBLC learners Thank you for being creative.Thank you for engaging your students in new waysMost importantly, thank you for being teachers ... See MoreSee Less

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Ubaldo Jimenez was born in the Dominican Republic. At 16, he turned down a $20K signing bonus to continue HS. His senior year, he accepted a $50K signing bonus with the Rockies under the condition that he be allowed to finish HS before left for the US. Ubaldo was talking college courses while still being a professional baseball player making little more than league minimum most of his career. He had no idea that eventually the Orioles would offer him a $10 million/year contract.While with the Orioles, he became a US Citizen in 2016. He retired from baseball in 2020 and is now a recent college graduate. He knew that if he failed at baseball, he would have his education to fall back on. No matter how much money you make, it can all just end. You need something to fall back on such as a diploma, career certifications, or a degree. ... See MoreSee Less

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