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Wauconda Receives
Governor's Home
Town
Award!
Library facilitates web-based Community Calendar with
help of the United Partnership for a Better
Community
Wauconda is the
proud recipient of the 2004 Governor’s Home Town
Award. The
award formally recognizes the community improvement efforts of
the United
Partnership for a Better Community. The Partnership was
recognized not only because of its achievements,
but also for its ability to bring a diverse group of people
together on a continuous basis to work towards the common goal
of improving life quality in the Wauconda area.
The web-based
Community Calendar serves as a free resource for everyone
in the community who has access to the Internet. Free Internet access
is available at the Wauconda Area Library.
The
Partnership has greatly facilitated the success of the
library's web-based
Community Calendar by improving the lines of communication
throughout the community. The
library, in turn, helps promote the meetings and events of all
participants by coordinating the Community Calendar.
The
online calendar is made possible by the library’s
participation in NorthStarNet,
an Internet-based community information network comprised of
more than 120 communities in the suburban area, serving a
total population of over 2 million. NorthStarNet
is sponsored by the North Suburban Library
System.
Interested in becoming a Community Calendar
participant?
Please email or
call Tom Kern at
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Live Homework Help at
the Library or at Home!
Now
students can get free homework help from expert tutors via the
Internet at the Wauconda Area Library
Children and teens in the Wauconda Area Public Library
District never have to be stumped by a tough homework
assignment again!
Students from 4th through 12th
grade and college introduction level can simply visit the
Wauconda Area Library to get immediate, free help from
qualified tutors. The library
now offers Live Homework
Help, an online tutoring service from Tutor.com, that
connects students to expert tutors in math, science, social
studies and English via the Internet.
Log on and Learn! This free service allows children and
teens to get homework help from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a
week, from a live tutor via the Internet. Live Homework
Help is simple to use. Students log on to any Internet
computer workstation and enter their grade level and the
subject they need help in. Users are immediately
connected to a tutor in an Online Classroom for up to 20
minutes of help.
Children and teens can also access the service when the
library
is closed -- they simply log on to www.wauclib.org and
connect to a tutor.
The tutors are teachers,
college professors, professional tutors and
graduate school students from across the country, specializing
in math, language arts, social studies, or science. They love
to teach and share their knowledge online. All tutors
undergo a background check and extensive training before they
are certified by Tutor.com, the nation's largest online
tutoring service and provider of Live Homework
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| Helpful Links - Wauconda School District
118 - School Websites |
Wauconda's public school web
pages are loaded with useful information!
School District 118's website
now provides loads of information which can be of great
use to students and their parents, including contact
information, calendars, athletic schedules, policies,
meetings and events, and much more!
Wauconda
Community Unit School District 118
Here are just a few examples of some of
their most useful web
pages:
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