Tutoring/Mentoring Services

Little Free Libraries:

muncieby5.org
Small community posts that provide free donated books to all through a "take one, leave one" system
These libraries aim to extend the availability of books and promote childhood literacy rates in Delaware County
You can find the locations on our website

McKinney-Vinto - Homeless Children Education:

Ask Rose:

Motivate Our Minds:

(765) 289-1990
2023 E Highland Ave Muncie, IN 47303
motivateourminds.org
Offers tutoring for at-risk students in the first through eighth grades in the Muncie Metro Area
Program Coordinator tailors tutoring programs for each child based on their individual needs
Students engage in various activities, including:
- Recreation
- Field trips
- Dances
- Theater
- Arts and crafts
- Library instruction
- Computer instruction
- Academics
Daily snacks are provided
Tuition assistance is available upon request

Muncie Public Libraries:

Maring-Hunt
- 2005 S High St. Muncie, IN 47302
Carnegie Library
- 301 E Jackson St. Muncie, IN 47305
Kennedy Library
- 1700 W McGalliard Rd Muncie, IN 47304
munciepubliclibrary.org
Ready Readers:
- Free reading tutoring and literacy training program
- Offered to families with children in neighborhoods serving Grissom, East Washington Academy, and South View
- Goal: Help students (ages 1-9) work on and enhance their reading skills
21st Century CCLC - Great Achievers:
- Aims to provide homework help and lessons in math, reading, and science
- Activities throughout the week
- Targeted at first through fifth-grade children based on teacher/school recommendation

Project Leadership:

(765) 896-8616
316 W Howard St. Muncie, IN 47305
projectleadership.org
Middle School - Recruiting 21st Century Scholars to secure tuition aid for college and other training after high school.
High School - Matching 21st Century Scholars with volunteer mentors who provide support and guidance throughout high school.

IU Student Success Corps:

Tues-Thurs 5p-9:30p
Enroll Here: engage.iupui.edu
Free Tutoring:
- Available during the academic school year
- Offered in the evenings, online, and by phone
- Grades 6 through 12 students connect with an IU college student for help in math, English, science, and social studies
Mentor Partnering:
- Enrolled students can engage in mentoring with an IU college student
- Mentors discuss academic goals, challenges, and support positive decision-making
Programs & Workshops:
- Enrolled students receive opportunities for college and career readiness programs
- Programs and workshops are offered by your local campus

College Mentors for Kids - Ball State University:

Mentoring Program:
- Connects kids to college students through weekly on-campus activities
- Aims to inspire growth, confidence, and brighter futures
- Pairs children one-on-one with a mentor
- Engages in structured group activities focusing on higher education, careers, culture, diversity, and community service
School Partners:
- Albany Elementary School
- Eaton Elementary School
- Royerton Elementary School
- West View Elementary School
- Cowan Elementary School
- North View Elementary School

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