how can i get financial aide for tutoring for my child?
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I don't know about free, but you can get student loans through the government.  I worked at a Sylvan Learning Center and I know they had student aid available.\n\nYou could call them to find out.\n\nSometimes, school districts offer free tutoring to low-income students.  Call your school district to ask for help.\n\nAlso, sometimes community centers/libraries and churches help with tutoring.  You might find some online homework help, as well.\n\nI am a certified teacher with a masters degree and have historically charged $25 per hour for tutoring (although Sylvan paid me only about $8.00 per hour to tutor 3 kids at a time with their pre-packaged materials and curriculum).  It really adds up!  You're smart to try to find some financial aide.\n\nGood luck!\n\nPS  As a follow up to the previous answerer, the district does not HAVE to pay for tutoring if your child needs it.  That is a misconception.  If your child has an IEP, they are able to receive additional support at school, but this would not be tutoring outside of the school day, most likely.  Talking to your child's teacher/principal is a great first step, though.
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I agree that the Shriners is a great place to try.  However, if you can't get help from them. Try this. If you belong to any religious groups, or other orgazations, see if they have funding for emergencies.  \n\nDo you have close relatives that maybe can help somewhat?  Do you have any thing that can be used to secure a loan? Like a house, or any real property?  Do you have an insurance policy that can be cashed in early?  \n\nDo you vote on a regular basis?  If you do, you might try contacting your local, state, or even federal representatives.  They may be able to steer you toward organizations that can help.  \n\nEverybody belongs to an ethic group. There are organizations that target their specific group for assistance.  There IS help out their somewhere.  The hard part will be doing the legwork for the research to find where it is.  First, use the internet, after you have narrowed the list, use the phone.  \n\nYou might try (a long shot probably) to locate any organizations that help children with your child's afflication.
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a good site would be nclb.tutors, it has really helped my son.
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Your best bet is to either put an ad in the paper or go to the local community college and talk with the Director and he can find someone suitable for u.  Also put an ad on their bulletin board for a tutor.  Highschool kids r very good at this also.  My son is 15 and he tutors several elementary kids in the area!  Good luck!
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Contact the schools admissions offices.  Most private schools offer their own financial aid programs and scholarships.  Also, look in to the Knott Scholarship programs.
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you can go to the 1100 building on drew st. for financial assistance you can get daycare through them for cheap it will be based on your income... they might even cover the "r" club that is run through the school...
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You mean to help them pay for private school (k-12?) You can either get a student loan or go to the school office and ask them if scholarships are available and if they aren't what opportunities there are to help out with tuition. The school more than anyone would be able to help you figure out how to get them paid. If they truly are gifted, the school might offer scholarships.
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if you dont mind getting support online, you may contact the people at the following sites\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/\n\nboth relate to the same organisation
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Have you thought about getting a tutor or where I went to school there were after school classes you could go to to get additional help. I'm sure that if you show that your applying yourself and doing your best that everything will be alright.
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http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/\nhttp://www.college-scholarships.com/\nhttp://www.grants.gov/\nI hope you can find something for your son..Good Luck..
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Contact your local child support agency.  If you have an order, they are the agency to enforce it.  \n\nThey have a number of resources at their disposal...wage garnishments, liens, bank account access, you name it!! It takes time to get the ball rolling, but it's well worth it.
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like they said...your school office can give you one. but i know in california you have to be at least 15. try babysitting, or having a car wash for extra money :) good luck
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www.gethomeworkhelp.com\n\nor ask your counselor at school if any teachers tutor on the side\n\ngood for you for finding some extra help!  you should be proud.
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It's most likely possible to do this by using the checks to pay off his credit card balances.\n\nHowever, what kind of responsibility are you teaching your son if you go ahead and take care of his credit card debt for him?  There are many different ways he can get financial aid and loans for school, co-signing on them is an option for you.  If he's that seriously in debt to NOT get the loans, why should you be burdened with it?  Let him make some hard life mistakes, sometimes it's the best way to learn.
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Try getting a student loan or financial assistance from the government.
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Actually there are summer camps out there which include daily tutoring for kids in many different subject areas. I work for one such camp in Pennsylvania. Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and many other features. You'll have to check out each camps website as they should list if they offer tutoring as well if not call the camp and ask. I  think camp would be better since your daughter would get to enjoy many other activities rather than feel like she is doing summer school.