Tutoring
& Homework Help
Tutoring Enrichment for
Adults and Children
(TEACH)
Online Registration
TEACH Tutoring Calendar
TEACH Pamphlet (PDF)
TEACH Flyer (PDF)
Expectations for parents (PDF)
Information
The Tutoring Enrichment for Adults and Children (TEACH) program is designed to help students in the local area with their homework and enrich their learning. This tutoring program is a partnership with the Monroe County Community School Cooperation and the community member tutors. With proper tutor training and communication with the ESL teachers, the students being tutored will be receiving extra help with their school work to increase their success in school. During the tutoring times, there are other opportunities for families to take advantage of. Childcare is provided, and ESL and GED classes occurring at the same time. Parents and/or guardians must stay present at Broadview Learning Center while their child is participating in the tutoring or childcare.
Times and Location
TEACH will take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings at the Broadview Learning Center from 6:00-8:00pm.
Directions to Broadview Learning Center are below:
Directions from IU Main Library to BLC
Broadview Learning Center (BLC) is located at 705 West Coolidge Drive, between Rogers Street and Rockport Road, on the south side of Bloomington, about a mile south of Grimes Lane/Patterson Drive and roughly half a mile north of Tapp Road/Country Club Drive. Travelers on State Road 37 can turn east at the
light on to Tapp Road, then left at the stop sign on Rockport Road, which will take them to where they can turn right on either Graham Drive or Coolidge Drive. BLC is also on the #2 South Bloomington Transit bus route, and is roughly a mile west of MCCSC's Administrative Center and Bloomington High School South.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the benefit to taking part in the tutoring program?
This program offers English Language Learners an extra help to excel in the daily classes. Homework help and reemphasizing key points from school in an evening tutoring session can increase the students’ confidence and enthusiasm in school.
Is the tutoring program free?
YES! Tutoring and childcare are free! The only stipulation is that the parents or guardians must stay present the entire time of the sessions.
Do students have to come both Monday and Wednesday?
No, the student can choose one or do both. This can be figured out with the tutoring coordinator.
Who will be tutoring?
Students volunteers and service learners from Indiana University will be providing the tutoring service. All tutors will attend a mandatory session to learn about the process and procedures in becoming a tutor.
