FAQ

What ages do we tutor for?

We are happy to be offering tutoring for all students grades 4 through 12.

Can I attend sessions to supervise my students?

Of course! While we cannot ensure enough seating at our first meeting for parents and guardians, we will be able to accomodate a larger number of students and parents at future sessions. We still welcome parents and guardians to our first session on July 22nd and all ensuing sessions. Please understand that while our tutors are happy to work with parents and guardians to best understand the needs of every student to help them succeed in their educational journey, we ask that parents and guardians take a step back to allow the best opportunities for connections between students, their fellow peers, and tutors. Parents are welcome to stay in the room during session time, leave, or take a break to explore the many benefits the Lakeland Public Library has to offer.

Will snacks be provided?

We do our best to try and provide snacks at sessions, but please understand that all snacks are donated and so cannot be guaranteed. If you want to make sure that your student has something to eat during breaks, we ask that you send them with a small snack. If your student has a food allergy, please let us know and we will adjust the snacks provided accordingly.

What curriculum does our program follow?

When we transition into the school year, help will be focused on the student’s homework if available. If your student does not have homework to supply or needs additional learning materials, there will be places to note that in the reservation forms when the school year begins. Currently, our curriculum is individually curated by the tutor paired with your student to best fit the needs you will have described in the reservation form upon completion. Curriculum is put together by our tutors who excel in their specific subjects with your student’s age and needs in mind.