The Loudon County Library Board recently received a grant from the Jane L. Pettway Foundation to fund free one-to-one tutoring for students in Loudon County.
The tutoring is provided in a texting format using white boards or graph paper when required. Students enter the program through http://www.tvlibrary.org.
To use the program, students are required to get a library card, which are available at the five libraries in Loudon County. Students should click on the tutor.com button and enter their library card number.
Children can get assistance with homework and tests from tutors who have at least master’s degree in one of 25 subjects.
Tutors are vetted and will be available under the Loudon County program 3 p.m.-midnight seven days a week.
Families who do not have Internet access may use free wireless service at public libraries in Loudon County.
Wireless is also available via cellphones, tablets and laptops at most libraries in the county.
For more information, visit http://www.tvlibrary.org.
