Support youth local library

Did you know that the pandemic has brought learning loss for most students?

But you can help!

Volunteers are needed to work with students at many of the Cuyahoga County Library branches to work with them to improve their reading skills or provide overall academic support.

• Student Success volunteer Work with Kindergarten-8th grade students who are attending the center for assistance with their homework, or for reading and educational activities. Centers are open Monday-Thursday and offer two sessions, 4-5:15 p.m. and 5:15-630 p.m. at Bedford, Brook Park, Brooklyn, Garfield Hts., Maple Hts., North Olmsted, Parma, Richmond Hts., South Euclid, and Warrensville Hts.

• 123 Read volunteer Volunteers will work with 1st-3rd grade students who are at risk of not passing the Third Grade Reading Guarantee. In-person volunteers will work one-on-one and in small groups with children on various learning activities, utilizing a variety of tools. Virtual volunteers will log-in for one or two 30‑minute sessions to work one-on-one with an assigned student through the Tutor Mate platform.
  
  123 Read will take place in‑person from 5:00-6:45 p.m. at the following branches:
  Bedford – Monday/Wednesday, Garfield Heights – Tuesday/Thursday, Maple Heights – Tuesday/Thursday, North Olmsted – Monday/Thursday, Parma – Tuesday/Wednesday, South Euclid – Tuesday/Thursday, Warrensville Heights – Monday/Thursday. Virtual volunteers will start their 30‑minute session at 5:45 and/or 6:15 p.m.

Make a lasting impact on a student in your community!