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Lincoln Tutoring Services

BASH (Before & After School Help)

BASH (Before & After School Help) is back for the 2023-2024 school year and will begin starting in October!  Students are invited to attend BASH to get academic help from tutors and staff.  Support is always available for all on-grade-level courses that are required for graduation, and we can often provide support for advanced courses and electives.  To start, BASH will be held in the library on Mondays after school from 3:45-4:45pm and on Thursdays before school from 7:45-8:45am.  We are hoping to add a peer tutor led Wednesday BASH soon.  Updates on additional BASH days will be shared soon!

Saturday School

Will be held once a month in the Lincoln library from 9am to 12noon and is open to all students. Just like BASH tutor and staff support is offered for all grade-level, core subjects and for many advanced courses and electives.  Here are the dates for this school year:

  • October 21
  • November 18
  • December 9
  • January 20
  • March 2
  • March 30
  • April 20
  • June 1

Free Virtual Tutoring For Seattle Students | Now Offered By the Seattle Public Library

The Seattle Public Library offers free, one-on-one virtual tutoring for Seattle youth in grades K through 12 through Tutor.com with a Library card or Library Link number. To learn more about the services available head to the SPL Programs and Services page.

One-on-one help is available in math, writing, science, history, foreign languages, college essay writing, Advanced Placement (AP) courses and more!

Tutor.com’s Online, On-demand Academic Help Includes

  • Academic tutoring : Students of all ages can get help with schoolwork, college essays, skills and concepts from classes and AP test preparation. Subjects include math, science, writing, English, foreign languages, social studies, ACT/SAT, practice tests for the GED, HiSET and ASVAB exams, as well as for select graduate school exams. Microsoft Office tutoring is also available.
  • Writing help : Students can submit essays, book reports and even their college or scholarship application essays for live, on-demand writing help, or for review through Tutor.com’s Drop-Off Writing Review service.
  • Practice quizzes : Students preparing for an end-of-chapter test, final exam or standardized test can use Tutor.com’s practice quizzes to assess their knowledge on over 100 areas.
  • Video lessons : Students can access video lessons 24/7 for AP courses, as well as subject-area lessons for math and English to review or learn new concepts.
  • Job seekers : Job seekers can also get one-on-one help with resumes and job applications.