TutorMe, an online tutoring solution creating access and opportunity for all students, announces a partnership with Columbia Public Schools in Columbia, MO, supporting students during the 2022–2023 school year with learning recovery and academic advancement.
Made possible through ESSER funding and a Request for Proposal (RFP) from the district, Columbia Public Schools sought tutoring services to provide supplemental academic support to students. Columbia Public Schools chose TutorMe through a selection process among more than 20 applicants.
Sustainable and scale tutoring support
“As a district, our goal is to provide our students with resources that will help them grow confident as learners and further their academic careers,” said De’Vion Moore, the Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education of Columbia Public Schools. “We selected TutorMe with the intent of making personalized tutoring support sustainable and scalable.”
The fifth-largest school district in the state, Columbia Public Schools serves more than 18,500 pre-K–12 students. The partnership with TutorMe provides students additional academic support outside of the classroom and ensures students receive the personalized, one-on-one support needed to succeed in college, career, and life.
A platform for a diverse student population
“Our partnership with TutorMe increases the availability and accessibility to tailored instruction beyond classroom walls—ensuring our students have additional avenues to succeed in learning,” added Helen Porter, the Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education of Columbia Public Schools. “We’re committed to supporting our uniquely diverse student population with an on-demand tool they can use to get support when and where they need it.”
TutorMe pairs students with tutors based on their own specific requests and provides diversified support through chat, or voice- and video-enabled tutoring. The supplemental service supports student mastery of important concepts in English, mathematics and other subjects.
Students will access TutorMe through integration with ClassLink
“Columbia Public Schools’ priorities match our guiding principles and capabilities at TutorMe to provide an excellent education to all students,” said Kyle Baker, Chief of Staff of TutorMe. “We are looking forward to working with the school community to ensure students, families and teachers are making the most of individualized academic support available through TutorMe.”
TutorMe is a leading provider of 24/7 high-impact online tutoring, partnering with thousands of schools and higher ed institutions nationwide to give students equitable and unlimited access to live on-demand tutoring and professional essay reviews—at no cost to them or their families. Through TutorMe’s on-demand online tutoring platform, students connect with qualified tutors in a one-on-one setting that helps students master concepts, build self-confidence and achieve academic success. Our award-winning Lesson Space replicates all the best parts of in-person learning—including face-to-face collaboration through live audio/video chat capabilities—while simultaneously empowering learners who feel more confident and productive in a virtual setting.
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