Academic Success Resources
Communities and Schools the South Plains
Donna Montes
1946 Avenue Q
Lubbock, Texas 79411
806-368-8090
Communities in Schools believes every child needs and deserves these “Five Basics”
· a one-on-one relationship with a caring adult
· a safe place to learn and grow
· a healthy start and a healthy future
· a marketable skill to use upon graduation
· a chance to give back to peers and community
Each of these basics is essential in keeping students in school and helping them prepare for life. Licensed professional counselors from the organization work in the public schools to build relationships and mentor students as they become successful adults.
Sylvan Learning of Amarillo
3440 Bell Street, Suite 300
Amarillo, Texas 79109-4102
806-228-7353
https://cities.sylvanlearning.com/us/texas/amarillo
At Sylvan Learning Centers in Amarillo, you will find tutors who know how to help children reach their full potential in the classroom. Sylvan Learning Centers facilitate long-term academic success by providing a learning environment that is supportive, engaging and fun. The Sylvan Skills Assessment® locates and identifies a student’s precise needs and strengths so that tutors can effectively manage both on an academic level. Specialized services include tutoring for coursework and ACT and SAT preparation.
Sylvan Learning of Lubbock
4601 S. Loop 289, Suite 23
Lubbock, Texas 79424-2206
806-228-7357
https://cities.sylvanlearning.com/us/texas/lubbock
The tutors at Sylvan Learning Centers in Lubbock deliver the individualized learning experience many children need to succeed in the classroom. The aim of the center is to ensure measurable academic progress by providing an engaging, collaborative and enjoyable learning environment. Specialized services include tutoring for coursework and ACT and SAT preparation.
Texas ACE - After-school Centers on Education
Stephanie Hernandez
1946 Avenue Q
Lubbock, Texas 79441
806-368-8090
The Texas After-school Centers on Education work to achieve positive results and prepare students for college and the workforce. It is one of the largest statewide programs in the United States and is administered by the Texas Education Agency. Student participants are found to have fewer absences and discipline incidents than non-participants do. Those who participate have shown increased scores on state assessments and an increased likelihood of grade promotion. This federally funded program provides tools for assessing needs and ongoing assistance based on need. Through monitoring and technical assistance, ACE students, parents, and communities benefit from increased mentor and student involvement in afterschool learning activities.