Children’s Literacy Center
Children’s Literacy Center provides free individualized reading tutoring at Colorado locations, matching eligible children with volunteers trained in the Peak Reader program.
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Children’s Literacy Center provides free individualized reading tutoring at Colorado locations, matching eligible children with volunteers trained in the Peak Reader program. Students must complete one semester of first grade. The provider says Peak Reader is not appropriate for students with an IEP, dyslexia, special education placement, autism, or limited English fluency. Parent commitment and teacher referral forms are required. Sessions are generally an hour twice weekly. The privacy statement is brief and uses generic shopping language; ask about handling student data.
Age and access
This resource is listed for ages After one semester of grade 1; below-grade-level readers. It is available as Website and is listed as free one-to-one tutoring. The listed language coverage is English.
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Free one-to-one tutoring
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- Individual reading practice
- Trained volunteer tutors
- No family tuition
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Children’s Literacy Center provides free individualized reading tutoring at Colorado locations, matching eligible children with volunteers trained in the Peak Reader program.
After one semester of grade 1; below-grade-level readers
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Students must complete one semester of first grade. The provider says Peak Reader is not appropriate for students with an IEP, dyslexia, special education placement, autism, or limited English fluency. Parent commitment and teacher referral forms are required. Sessions are generally an hour twice weekly. The privacy statement is brief and uses generic shopping language; ask about handling student data.
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- Students must complete one semester of first grade. The provider says Peak Reader is not appropriate for students with an IEP, dyslexia, special education placement, autism, or limited English fluency. Parent commitment and teacher referral forms are required. Sessions are generally an hour twice weekly. The privacy statement is brief and uses generic shopping language; ask about handling student data.
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