Afterschool program at Blind Brook aims to give students a helping hand

High schooler creates Homework Helpers, a tutoring initiative that provides academic support, social bonds for elementary school students
April 18, 2024 at 2:00 a.m.
Blind Brook High School sophomore Austin Frankel (left) gives Ridge Street Elementary School fourth-grader Christopher Conte some spelling tips during their hour-long tutoring session in the Conte home on Rock Ridge Drive on Monday, Apr. 8. They’re members of the student-run Homework Helpers afterschool program, which brings older students to the homes of elementary schoolers to provide academic support.
Blind Brook High School sophomore Austin Frankel (left) gives Ridge Street Elementary School fourth-grader Christopher Conte some spelling tips during their hour-long tutoring session in the Conte home on Rock Ridge Drive on Monday, Apr. 8. They’re members of the student-run Homework Helpers afterschool program, which brings older students to the homes of elementary schoolers to provide academic support. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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Getting kids to sit down and do their homework can be a chore. As a …

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