Young Adults (age 14 - 17)

Students in K-8 receive FREE one-on-one assistance with trained literacy tutors. Tutor areas of focus are reading and writing. Math tutors are available on a limited basis. Students who would like help with a few problems and just need a quiet space to study are also welcome.


Assistance is given on a first come first serve basis. Homework Help staff request that parents register their students for their next tutoring session while visiting the Homework Help Center. Appointments can also be made by contacting the Homework Help Coordinator.

Students in K-8 receive FREE one-on-one assistance with trained literacy tutors. Tutor areas of focus are reading and writing. Math tutors are available on a limited basis. Students who would like help with a few problems and just need a quiet space to study are also welcome.


Assistance is given on a first come first serve basis. Homework Help staff request that parents register their students for their next tutoring session while visiting the Homework Help Center. Appointments can also be made by contacting the Homework Help Coordinator.

Students in K-8 receive FREE one-on-one assistance with trained literacy tutors. Tutor areas of focus are reading and writing. Math tutors are available on a limited basis. Students who would like help with a few problems and just need a quiet space to study are also welcome.


Assistance is given on a first come first serve basis. Homework Help staff request that parents register their students for their next tutoring session while visiting the Homework Help Center. Appointments can also be made by contacting the Homework Help Coordinator.

Students in K-8 receive FREE one-on-one assistance with trained literacy tutors. Tutor areas of focus are reading and writing. Math tutors are available on a limited basis. Students who would like help with a few problems and just need a quiet space to study are also welcome.


Assistance is given on a first come first serve basis. Homework Help staff request that parents register their students for their next tutoring session while visiting the Homework Help Center. Appointments can also be made by contacting the Homework Help Coordinator.

Students in K-8 receive FREE one-on-one assistance with trained literacy tutors. Tutor areas of focus are reading and writing. Math tutors are available on a limited basis. Students who would like help with a few problems and just need a quiet space to study are also welcome.


Assistance is given on a first come first serve basis. Homework Help staff request that parents register their students for their next tutoring session while visiting the Homework Help Center. Appointments can also be made by contacting the Homework Help Coordinator.

Students in K-8 receive FREE one-on-one assistance with trained literacy tutors. Tutor areas of focus are reading and writing. Math tutors are available on a limited basis. Students who would like help with a few problems and just need a quiet space to study are also welcome.


Assistance is given on a first come first serve basis. Homework Help staff request that parents register their students for their next tutoring session while visiting the Homework Help Center. Appointments can also be made by contacting the Homework Help Coordinator.

After taking pre-tests to determine which subjects need improvement, students study for the GED test using a personalized learning plan. Some topics are studied as a group, while others topics may be studied one-to-one with a tutor, or studied independently using suggested materials. Students may use a library card to check out study books. When students are ready, they can take a mock-GED full-length test to simulate the complete experience, which will let them know if they are truly ready to pass the test.

After taking pre-tests to determine which subjects need improvement, students study for the GED test using a personalized learning plan. Some topics are studied as a group, while others topics may be studied one-to-one with a tutor, or studied independently using suggested materials. Students may use a library card to check out study books. When students are ready, they can take a mock-GED full-length test to simulate the complete experience, which will let them know if they are truly ready to pass the test.

After taking pre-tests to determine which subjects need improvement, students study for the GED test using a personalized learning plan. Some topics are studied as a group, while others topics may be studied one-to-one with a tutor, or studied independently using suggested materials. Students may use a library card to check out study books. When students are ready, they can take a mock-GED full-length test to simulate the complete experience, which will let them know if they are truly ready to pass the test.

Be transported back in time to Beatlemania. Robert Rodriguez traces the origins of the Beatles, from their early days as the Quarry Men through the decision to become a studio act in 1966. Watch a mini-documentary that includes rare photos, interviews, concert segments, and promos, and an audio recording made of the Quarry Men on the very day that John and Paul were introduced.