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Registration open for P.G. Public Library’s Homework Help program

Zachary Barrowcliff
By Zachary Barrowcliff

The Prince George Public Library announced the opening of  its registration for its Homework Help program.

The library said it helps students from grades 3 to 12 build confidence, work through tricky concepts, and feel supported in their learning.

Subjects included in the support are Math, English, Science and Social Studies.

It adds spaces are limited and are on a first served basis, with each student limited to one hour a week, and encourage families to sign up early.

More information and where to register can be found here.

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Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary is a news reporter for 94.3 The GOAT and Country 97 FM in Prince George. He began his reporting career in Williams Lake, B.C., where he spent roughly two years with Vista Radio stations before moving to Prince George in October 2024.

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