L.U.E. Corp's vision is to create a family literacy educational center where hands-on learning takes place for youth and adults of all ages and ethnic backgrounds. We service community members in all 5 NYC boroughs.

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History of L.U.E. Corp.

L.U.E. Corp. was founded in February 2010 as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. Before incorporating, Founder and President Luequita Oliver directed her attention to obtaining experience in the field of education which would later help her to pursue her dream of establishing a family literacy center that would address the lack of educational resources in low-income communities. She wanted to create an outlet other than an academic institution, that youth and adults could utilize whenever they needed it. "Education is more than waking up every morning and going to school. It is a lifelong process. We learn something new every day. Learning never stops and it surely doesn't stop once you step foot out of school."

L.U.E. Corp.'s initial services started as a home-based non-profit where Ms. Oliver conducted research and worked for many organizations teaching and helping to revitalize their education departments. On-going efforts are being made to secure a learning center where GED preparation classes, Job development skills, Spanish as a Second Language, and Health classes will take place.

 Founder/Executive Director Education Biography:

Luequita Oliver received a Masters's in Education with a specialization in literacy from Cambridge College in Boston, Massachusetts. She also has a Bachelor of Professional Studies in Human Services from Metropolitan College of New York. Ms. Oliver is a Board-Certified
Human Services Professional.

As an educator with over 18 years of experience, Luequita has dedicated her life to being a teacher. She has worn many hats in the field of education as a Tutor, Library Media Specialist, Computer Teacher, Faculty Advisor, GED Teacher, Instructional Technology Coordinator & Adjunct Professor. Having worked with a diverse group of learners, Luequita has developed the patience and care that it takes to make lifelong learners.  

Subjects in her repertoire of teaching include Computer classes for PreK-8, college courses in writing & technology, critical thinking & writing, clinical seminar for self-assessment, and practice in the fields of Urban Studies and Human Services, Robotics, and Engineering. She is a member of The National Scholars Honor Society and continues to pursue certifications and professional development in the areas of Human Services and Technology.