Student Zones give kids—from kindergarten through high school—access to Homework Helpers, school supplies, internet, laptops, printers, and other tech at 38 library branches across L.A. They’re also safe spaces that offer support and stability.
Student Zones also provides part-time employment, training, and professional development to Homework Helpers who usually live in the communities of the libraries that they support.
This program is made possible thanks to the generous support of:
- Marisa Antonini Foundation
- Edythe Broad Technology Fund for Students
- The Cecile and Fred Bartman Foundation
- BMO
- Carnegie Corporation of New York
- Joseph Drown Foundation
- Susan Frances Moley
- Moley Family Foundation
- Loeb & Loeb LLP
- Curt Bajak
- Sanders Charitable Fund
- Muriel Pollia Foundation
- Lynn Strasburg Miller Endowed Fund
- The Duttenhaver Foundation
- Dwight Stuart Youth Fund
“When my son started with his Homework Helper, he was struggling with reading. After a few months, he is now reading at an impressive 85 words per minute! Each session helped him build confidence and develop a love for reading.”
— Patron from Washington Irving Branch Library
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