A Maine-based company is offering free tutoring for students K-12 through a federal grant. Parents in SAD 29 can take advantage of this funding, but they must sign up by Friday.
The tutoring criteria includes those students who attend a Title I elementary, middle or high school that your state says needs to improve or receives free or reduced-price lunch. This free, extra academic help is available in reading, math and other core subjects before or after school, on weekends or in the summer.
Forms from Houlton High School were sent to parents. If a child is eligible for these supplemental educational services take advantage of the opportunity. This is the first time Houlton has been eligible for the program. Every child in America deserves a high-quality education. No Child Left Behind, the historic education law, provides for the extra help students need to do well in school.
For more information on the tutoring services, call Houlton High School at 532-6551 or contact Rachel Moran at 897-3210.






