Video: Demand high for tutors to help kids catch up
Jan 06, 2022 05:35AM ● By EditorWatch the WDIO-TV Report here
From WDIO-TV - January 4, 2022
Throughout the pandemic, there have been concerns that kids could be deeply impacted by all of the changes in their mental health, social lives, and education. It does appear some kids have fallen behind in school.
A pandemic-inspired partnership between Duluth Public Schools and the College of St. Scholastica to offer free tutoring for K-12 students is still seeing demand.
About a year ago, the tutoring service was launched using COVID relief dollars and federal work-study funds to pay CSS students to help Duluth students catch up if they fall behind.
Throughout the pandemic, there have been concerns that kids could be deeply impacted by all of the changes in their mental health, social lives, and education. It does appear some kids have fallen behind in school.
A pandemic-inspired partnership between Duluth Public Schools and the College of St. Scholastica to offer free tutoring for K-12 students is still seeing demand.
About a year ago, the tutoring service was launched using COVID relief dollars and federal work-study funds to pay CSS students to help Duluth students catch up if they fall behind.
Parents and students can request one tutoring session or multiple, whatever the child needs to catch up. Appointments can be made by clicking here.
