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By Veronica Beltran

online learning

Library’s tutoring program headed online

Oct 8, 2020 | 5:00 AM

PRINCE GEORGE—The Prince George Public Library’s (PGPL) tutoring program is headed online.

Homework Help, PGPL’s free tutoring program will be helping students virtually this year.

“Registration is limited; there are 36 spots available.”—Release by PGPL

The program begins on Tuesday, Oct.13 and will pair students grades 3-12 with Math and English tutors. These sessions would usually occur in person, however, due to the pandemic, the library is not hosting in person programs. The hour-long sessions will be held via Zoom, once a week.

The program is funded through grants and fundraising, with the majority of funding being provided by the Kiwanis Club of Prince George and from proceeds of the Skate for Literacy, held back in February.

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Those interested in booking a session can call Teen Librarian, Chris Knapp, at 250-563-9251 ext. 106.