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As the beginning of the school year approaches, the Rincon Branch Library in Livermore is set to resume its free after-school Homework Help program.
Starting on Aug. 26, the program will offer students of all ages a dedicated space to study, do homework and receive help from adult volunteers. These coaches can assist students with reading, math or homework in general.
The space will be stocked with free tools students may need for school assignments. Resources include a computer, a free-to-use printer for all school assignments, and supplies like pencils, pens, paper, calculators, flash cards, resource books and more.
“(The program is) important because students fell behind during the pandemic, so they’ve needed that extra guidance,” said Nallely Cervantes, librarian at Rincon.Â
It also helps boost student morale and gives them a sense of community.
Assistance will be available through May 15 on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-5 p.m., and Wednesdays from 2-4 p.m., except for school holidays and breaks.
For more information on Rincon Library, located at 725 Rincon Ave. in May Nissen Park, or its Homework Help program, visit the library website at library.livermoreca.gov.
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