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Programs

Adult Literacy Program:
One-on-one tutoring and small group instruction

  • Open to all English-speaking Redwood City residents who read below the seventh grade level
  • Student-centered approach
  • Lessons designed to improve basic skills in reading, writing and critical thinking
  • Families For Literacy (FFL) Program

Families For Literacy (FFL) Program :
one-on-one tutoring and small group instruction

  • Open to all English-speaking, low-literate RCSD parents with at least one five year old or younger child
  • Families are encouraged to attend monthly story hour at the library
  • Each family youngster receives free books, chosen by the child
  • Student-centered approach

Families In Partnership Program (FIPP):
one-on-one tutoring and small group instruction

  • Open to all 1st through 8th grade students in the RCSD who are identified as "at-risk"
  • After school, student-centered, youth dropout prevention program
  • Parents meet with core teacher at least once

Small Group Program :
small group instruction

  • Open to parents whose children attend school in Redwood City
  • To improve reading, writing and critical thinking skills
  • Student-centered approach

Kids In Partnership (KIP) Program:
One-on-one after school tutoring and small group instruction

  • Fair Oaks Elementary School 1st through 3rd grade students are identified as "at-risk" by the School staff
  • Tutors are Sequoia and Woodside High School students, each tutor receives volunteer service hours for trainings and tutoring sessions attended
  • Student-centered instruction, dropout prevention and mentoring program
  • Project READ administers a Bader Reading assessment to tutors and Fair Oaks students upon entry to program and reassessments every six months
  • Intervention is targeted for both the teen tutors and elementary aged students

Family Literacy Instructional Center (FLIC)
drop-in tutoring and computer-assisted learning

  • Open to all Project READ adults and children on a drop in basis
  • Student centered approach to improving literacy and life skills
  • Individualized literacy learning plans and after school tutoring
  • Teen Tutor Training and Mentoring Program
  • Computer-assisted learning including ESL and LD specific software