Achievement Tutoring Program
Free Tutoring For Sahuarita & Green Valley Students
The Achievement Tutoring program was designed by the Arizona Department of Education to provide reading, writing, and math tutoring for students in grades K-12. This program is funded by the State of Arizona making it completely free to parents.
Who can participate?
- Students K-12 enrolled in a public school or public charter school (the school must have a rating of C or higher for the student to qualify for the program).
How does it work?
- Students attend a six-week tutoring block with 60 minute sessions up to four days per week.
- Students attend up to 4 sessions of 1 hour each, for 6 weeks.
- Each six week block is focused on one subject: reading, writing or math.
- A student can enroll in a one 6 week block for Reading and after completion, they can enroll in another 6 week block for Math.
- Attendance is of the utmost importance. If a student misses 2 scheduled tutoring sessions, they are automatically removed from the program.
- Students complete a pre- and post-test at the beginning and end of the 6 weeks.
- Tutoring sessions are aligned to the Arizona Standards in reading, writing, and math.
For Parents
- Tutoring is completely free to students/parents.
- Parents can enroll their child/children to attend a 6 week program at no cost.
- Parents can choose to do tutoring at your child's school, online, or at Nogales Tutoring Center.
- Parents choose the schedule, the days and times the student will attend tutoring.
- In order to make the most of this free tutoring program, parents commit to bringing the student to tutoring up to 4 times a week for 6 weeks.
- Parents understand that 2 absences means the student is disqualified from the program, and can only return in the next 6 week session after re-enrolling and getting approval.
- Based on teacher recommendation, parents choose the subjects to be tutored (Reading, Writing or Math)
- Parents contact Sahuarita Tutoring Center at (520) 223-8113 to fill out their application.
- Parents must provide the State Student Identification Number (8 digit number provided by the school)