SUNBURY—Valley children will have the opportunity to improve their reading speed and comprehension with two clinics coming up at the Lackawanna College Sunbury campus. Through a collaboration between Lackawanna College and Telos Educational Services students in grades 3-8 will have the opportunity to use the spring and summer to work on reading skills.
Phil Campbell, Director of Lackawanna College of Sunbury has donated a classroom and computer lab for the clinics put on by Telos. He says, “Lackawanna College wants to be a part of the community and help to find ways for people to succeed and the partnership with Telos is one way we can achieve that.”
- The Telos spring reading clinic will be held Saturday mornings from 9-10:30 for 8 weeks between April 7 and May 26.
- The summer reading clinic will be held from June 23-August11, Saturday mornings from 9:30am-11am.
To get your child involved contact Telos and TelosTutoring.org. Parents can also contact the director of Telos, Erin Conner by calling 570-238-1701. The cost for the 8 week clinic is $25 and a deposit of $100 is required to enroll. The enrollment deadline for the spring clinic is April 2.
Students should have a working computer, laptop, or tablet and have the ability to access the internet. If a student does not have access to a computer, Me Push has donated 4 computers to the program.
Additionally, If you would like to sponsor a “seat” in one of the reading clinics for a student in need of financial help email Erin Conner at EConner@TeloTutoring.org.
