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How can I support my child at home academically?
How can I support my child at home academically?
Provide a quiet place and time for homework. Ask your child's teacher what the expected amount of time on homework should be.
Contact your child's teacher and attendance clerk when they are absent. Request a Short-Term Independent Study (STIS) contract for missing work and to make up absences.
Maintain a positive attitude towards school and your child's teacher. Communicate concerns in person, on the phone, or through Parent Square.
How does tutoring help?
How does tutoring help?
There are many reasons parents choose tutoring for their children. Some parents feel unable to help their children with schoolwork. Others may find their children are more receptive to working through school struggles with another person. Tutoring can help strengthen subject comprehension, boost confidence, and build important learning skills.
FEVTutor
FEVTutor
FEV Tutor is available for 3rd-12th grade students. It takes a creative approach to delivering students the 1:1 support they need to grow academically. Students work with their tutor using a 2-way live whiteboard. 2 types of support are offered: weekly homework support and 24/7 on demand support. Students log in with Clever by clicking the icon above, select FEV Tutor, and click "Request On Demand."
Excell Tutoring & Mentoring Program
Excell Tutoring & Mentoring Program
EXCELL is a free mentoring and tutoring program for students, grades K-12, in the greater San Bernardino area. Improved test scores and grade reports demonstrate EXCELL is a transformational program for struggling students. We have particular focused on children in marginalized circumstances. EXCELL works to create a stronger community for all who are involved.
Footsteps2Brilliance
Footsteps2Brilliance
Footsteps2Brilliance® is a literacy tool that provides the foundation for proficiency needed for our early learners. Paid for by San Bernardino County, this tool is aimed at students TK-3rd grade. Up to 5 children can be registered to one parent. If students use this platform for just 15 minutes per day, they will show a seven month gain in literacy skills in as little as one month. San Bernardino County’s Vision is a Vision2Read, and this fits right in with that Vision. If children are reading at grade level by 3rd grade, they will be successful as they pursue their academic goals in the future.
GoPeer Tutoring
GoPeer Tutoring
GoPeer is a resource that allows families to connect with qualified college undergraduates who are available to tutor students. We integrate technology with a near-peer education model to provide jobs to college students, logistical help to parents, and academic mentorship to students.
Jasper's Corner
Jasper's Corner
The University is pleased to offer homework assistance free of charge. The program is offered Monday through Thursday and provides assistance in almost all subjects for kindergarten through 12th grade. We are currently full but if you want to add your child to our waiting list, complete this form.
SMILEY PUBLIC Library
SMILEY PUBLIC Library
Join the Smiley Public Library System to promote reading among children, ages 0-11, throughout San Bernardino County. Smiley Public Library offers literacy programs for adults, as well book check out. With your free library card, you can also access the free app Libby to borrow ebooks and audio books for all ages. Smiley offers a teen writers club-no registration required. Contact Smiley to learn more! Click on the link above for more info.
Building a Generation BOOST STUDENT SUCCESS
Building a Generation BOOST STUDENT SUCCESS
Bridging the achievement gap by providing equitable access to positive learning environments through academic support and experiential learning activities that foster prosocial behaviors, character-building, social emotional development and positive school outcomes.
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