After SchoolTutoring University

Tutoring University Director Christy Reaves with two students in the program.

Students work on a video game component used in the program called LightSpan.

The ratio for each tutoring group is around three students to one teacher.

Hands-on activities and manipulatives are used to support and reinforce foundation skills.

Odenville Intermediate School uses Title I funds to offer after school remediation and homework help with math skills.  Students are sent invitations based on ARMT data and classroom teacher observations.  Students are then placed in a very small group (Ratio: 1 teacher to 3-4 students) with a certified and highly qualified teacher in the math content area.  The small groups work on building, strenghthening, and reinforcing basic concepts in math. 

• The program is provided free of charge by Title I Federal Money.
• The program operates from October 19-March 17.
• The program meets on Monday (3rd graders) and Wednesday (4th graders).
• Students meet from 3:15 - 5:00
• Students receive approximately an hour of homework help and remediation and will also receive an hour of physical education activities that involves "Moving to Math"
• Continuation in the program is dependent on weekly attendance.  Student's attendance is critical to student improvement.

If interested in more information please contact Christy Reaves, the After School Tutoring Director by

OIS (629-2246), email ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ), or send a note through your child's teacher.