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At the public libraries, we have a Teacher in the Library program that places certified teachers in the libraries after school to help kids with homework. We've found that it's most popular in neighborhoods where kids don't have a parent who can help - often for literacy reasons

I watched the full hour story on NHK World - amazing. One woman's trek to school was heartwarming. Another became a teacher. High schoolers tutor them.

Brilliant. I remember sending a 6th grader home after tutoring and asking who would help her with her homework that night. Her grandma cared for her but couldn’t read. I would have welcomed the multi-generational classroom dynamic, too.

It would look awesome. You know if you did them in the same schools the old and young could learn from each other.

Wow. Wow. This is such a brilliant idea.

And where low enrollment is often putting neighborhood schools in peril!

Wow. We don't love people that much in the Great Halls of this city. My school is ready to strike because we sound crazy for suggesting that our ability to educate children may adversely affected by out lack of textbooks. Admins answer "Teach Harder" Mine: "Kiss my Grits!"

I would LOVE to see this here in Chicago. Especially for women who slip through the focus cracks of other orgs and churches that are already doing outreach!

WHAT A FANTASTIC IDEA

I would love to teach in that school!

Or in ANY major city?

A brilliant idea.

Had the same thought. How do we make this happen?