How to Start a Free Tutoring Program

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How to Start a Free Tutoring Program

Have you Googled “free tutoring program near me?”

Were the results disappointing?

It’s not surprising.

Before the pandemic, many students needed homework help or supplemental instruction to grasp a concept. The need is even greater now.

I’m fortunate to live in a community with three free tutoring programs. I’ve volunteered at one for nearly two decades. Each of these programs draws students from nearby towns and states that lack free tutoring services in their area.

Many people can’t afford Sylvan or Kumon, but their children need help with schoolwork.

If you’re one of these people, here’s a guide on how to start a program in your area.

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Turning 18 soon?

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Are You Turning 18 Soon? – UPDATED

If you’re turning 18 on or before election day, this is your opportunity to put your youthful enthusiasm into political action.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 8, 2022 November 7, 2023. November 5, 2024.

Don’t forget about your state primaries that happen before the national election.

Use your voter eligibility without delay.

2024 is a Presidential Election

Presidential elections are important, but every election is vital to our democracy.

The smaller the election – the more your vote matters. State and local elections have a more immediate, direct impact on you than what happens in Washington, D.C.

Local Elections Matter

All politics are local. It may be an old cliché, but it happens to be true.

Unsure of the power of your vote?

Read these articles: 6 Times a Single Vote Really Did Change an Election | HowStuffWorks  |  Louisiana candidate wins by 1 vote in Caddo Parish Sheriff election | AP News

School districts are being seized by people with nefarious agendas that have a negative impact on many students.

They do this under the guise of protecting parents’ rights, but they don’t intend to protect the rights of all parents – just theirs.

If you’ve had a well-rounded, expansive education and want those behind you to have the same experience – VOTE!

If your education was stifled by book bans and history lessons straight out of the 1950s – VOTE.

Young voters in Poland played a key role in driving the ruling party out of the majority.

Use social media to urge your family and friends to vote.

There’s too much at stake to sit on the sidelines.

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