Sylvan Learning Center of Plymouth has been named an approved Indiana Learns tutoring provider, opening the door for eligible local families to receive up to $350 per month in free tutoring for their children.
Through the partnership, qualifying students can receive tutoring twice a week at no cost to their families, helping to remove financial barriers and give more local students access to the academic support they need.
To be eligible for the program, students must meet three criteria: they must be in grades 3 through 8 at a public or private school, qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, and have not passed the ILEARN assessment in either Reading or Math.
Families who meet all three requirements can take advantage of the funding to cover tutoring services through Sylvan of Plymouth.
Center Director Val Bailey expressed enthusiasm about the partnership and the opportunity it provides local families. She encourages community members to help spread the word about the program, which is designed to support students who need additional academic assistance.
For more information about the program or to determine eligibility, families can contact Sylvan Learning Center of Plymouth at 574-254-1055. Informational flyers in both English and Spanish, along with additional details, are available on the center's Facebook page at facebook.com.
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