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The Study Zone
Come In. Get it done.
Study Zone will be closed June 19 through July 5, 2009.
Study Zone Tutoring Schedule: July - August 2009 -
Summer session begins Monday, July 6 and will end on Thursday, August 27 (8 weeks).
Tutoring locations and times.
Need homework help?
Get it at the library!The Study Zone is a great place for students to study, do homework and get help with their questions. Volunteer tutors provide free homework help during Study Zone hours. Students can find help in all subject areas, including Math, Science and WASL and SAT test preparation. Stop by a KCLS
community library and find your Study Zone.
What is Study Zone?
Volunteer tutors are available at participating KCLS community libraries
to provide homework help to students at the library. The program is open
to all students grades K-12. Each tutor works with 1-5 students in a group
setting. The Study Zone is a great place for students to study, do homework
and get help with their questions.
How do students join Study Zone?
Students are not required to register or provide personal information to participate
in Study Zone. There is no need to sign up in advance, just drop in
any time during Study Zone hour. See the schedule bellow for Study Zone
hours at a KCLS library near you.
How
much does it cost?
The Study Zone program is a free service of the King
County Library System. There are no registration fees and there
is no cost for students to participate.
Grades K-8: Study Zone tutors offer help with ALL SUBJECTS for Grades K-8, at every Study Zone location, including math help and WASL test preparation.
High School Students: Each Study Zone tutor specializes
in one or two subjects at the advanced high school level, and can help
with WASL and SAT test preparation. Advanced high School math help
is highlighted below. Other high school level subject specialties
are in the Tutor Subject List. For
additional assistance locating a tutor for advanced help in a particular
subjects, including foreign languages,
please contact the Study Zone coordinator at 425-369-3312 or aholloma@kcls.org.
Who are your tutors?
Study Zone tutors are volunteers from our communities who must pass a Washington
State patrol background check and complete a program orientation before they
begin tutoring. Study Zone tutors can provide help in all subject areas up
to the 8th grade level and also specialize in one or two subjects each up to
the college-prep level.
Interested in volunteering to be a tutor?
Be a Study Zone leader! The Study Zone needs dedicated volunteers to help students
with their homework. The minimum commitment is 2 hours, one day per week. Academic
community service credit is available for high school juniors and seniors and
college students. Training and support are provided.
Additional Information for Tutors: Volunteer Info | Tutor Application
Funding
and support for the Study Zone is provided by the King
County Library System Foundation.
For more information about The Study Zone visit your KCLS
community library or call Annie, the Study Zone coordinator,425-369-3312. aholloma@kcls.org
Study Zone
February - July/August 2009 Schedule
Summer session begins Monday, July 6 and will end on Thursday, August 27 (8 weeks).
Grades K-8: Study Zone tutors offer help with ALL SUBJECTS for Grades K-8, at every Study Zone location, including math help and WASL test preparation.
High School Students: The libraries marked with the
symbol
indicate locations where advanced high school math help is available. The days
these tutors are available are listed in bold in the schedule
below. Other high school level subject specialties are in the Tutor
Subject List. For additional assistance locating a tutor for advanced help in a particular
subjects, including foreign languages and SAT/WASL test preparation, please
contact the Study Zone coordinator at 425-369-3312 or aholloma@kcls.org.
Auburn Library
Mondays 3-5pm
Bellevue Regional Library
Sundays 3-5, Tuesdays 3-5, Wednesdays 3-7 and Thursdays 6-8pm
Burien Library
Wednesdays 3:30-5:30pm
Carnation Library
Wednesdays 3:30-5:30
Covington Library
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30
Fairwood Library
Tuesdays 3-5
Federal Way 320th Library
Tuesdays 3:30-5:30 and Wednesdays 3:30-5:30
Foster Library
Tuesdays 5-7
Issaquah Library
Thursdays 4-6pm
Kent Regional Library
Sundays 1-3pm, Wednesdays 3:30-5:30
Kingsgate Library
Wednesdays 4-6, Thurdays 6-8 and Sundays 2-4
Redmond Regional Library
Sundays 4-6
Sammamish Library
Tuesdays 4-6 and Wednesdays 4-6
Shoreline Library
Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays 5-7
Snoqualmie Library
Thursdays 6-8 pm
White Center Library
Tuesdays 5-7 and Thursdays 6-8
Last Updated: July 1, 2009







