UPDATE (August 26, 2022):
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – School leaders across Indiana are excited to get as much as $1,000 per student in tutoring grants.
The money will come through the Indiana Department of Education, but is really coming from the federal government. Students who are below proficient in either reading or math as third or fourth graders qualify for the extra help.
School leaders hope the extra tutoring will make up for what kids lost in learning during the coronavirus outbreak.
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ORIGINAL STORY:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Indiana families may qualify for a $1,000 grant for math and English tutoring.
The Indiana Department of Education says students who are enrolled at a traditional public, charter, or accredited non-public school, who qualify for federal free or reduced lunch could qualify.
The students must have scored below proficiency in math and English on their ILEARN test taken as a third or fourth grader in 2022.
Families approved for funding can use it for approved tutoring either virtually or in person.
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