The UNH Community Literacy Center is located in Suite 109 of Morrill Hall, 62 College Rd., Durham, NH.
Community Literacy Center: 1:1 Literacy Support
Community Literacy Center: 1:1 Literacy Support
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This page is for Spring 1:1 Literacy Support. If you're looking for the summer program, enroll here: Summer 1:1 Literacy Support
Work on your goals for reading and writing with a CLC tutor! In-person and online options available.
Students meet individually with a tutor for 45 minute sessions. During their first meetings, students complete assessments and establish a literacy goal. Tutors use students’ assessments, interests, and goals to guide research-based, developmentally appropriate literacy instruction. Activities might include: word chains, word ladders, phonics instruction, reader’s theater, riddles, jokes, assisted reading, and writing activities.
Who: Students in Grades K-12
Where: Community Literacy Center, 109 Morrill Hall, 63 College Rd., Durham, NH or online
Winter/Spring 2025 Dates: January 28-May 1
Days/Times: Tuesday and/or Thursday, 3:30-4:15pm, 4:30-5:15pm, 5:30-6:15pm, or 6:30-7:15pm
Note (posted 1/24/25): There is limited availability for new 1-1 Literacy Support students. Please contact the Community Literacy Center at literacy.center@unh.edu prior to purchasing a punch card.
After registration is complete, the CLC will contact you to learn about your child as a reader and writer and set up your tutoring schedule (#sessions per week, in-person or online, and time). It takes about two weeks between registration and the first tutoring meeting.
Participants purchase 6, 12, 24, or 46-session punch cards. To retain a tutoring spot, a new punch card must be purchased prior to completion of the prior punch card. If a child is regularly attending tutoring, punch cards do not expire between semesters. If a child is not regularly attending tutoring (i.e. missed 3 or more meetings in a row), the punch card expires at the end of a semester. All CLC attendance policies apply to punch card use.
No refunds are provided unless the program is cancelled. Additional information including drop off and pick up locations are sent directly from program staff.
| Punch Card Type | Sessions per week | Cost | Registration Close Date (unless full earlier) |
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| 2 per week (preferred) | 1 per week | |||
| 6-session | 3 weeks tutoring | 6 weeks tutoring | $162 | January 28 |
| 12-session | 6 weeks tutoring | 12 weeks tutoring | $300 | January 28 |
| 24-session | 12 weeks tutoring | Not available for students attending once per week. | $576 | January 21 |
Click the '+' on the block(s) on the right to choose your number of sessions and enroll. If using a mobile device, the block(s) may appear on the bottom of the page.
Online Registration Instructions: Review before enrolling for the best outcome. Family Accounts are recommended for enrolling multiple children from one family in any UNH Youth Program. If you already have an account in our system, you will be asked to log into either a Family or Student Account after adding the program to your shopping cart. Be sure to use the username and password for the type of account you wish to log into. We recommend attempting to log into the Student or Family account before enrollment opens as this will minimize difficulty and time while enrolling. Email youth.programs@unh.edu if you require assistance recovering your account information. Do not create a new account if you have one already.
If you don't have an account already, you can set up an account at any time, even before you begin the registration process. If creating a new student/individual account, the account must be in the name of the child, but the email address provided in the profile should be that of a parent/legal guardian.
For more information and program questions, contact: literacy.center@unh.edu or call 603-862-3733
For the program website: Community Literacy Center
This course is currently unavailable.
Community Literacy Center Additional Information
Arrival/Drop-off: Please arrive 5-10 minutes early to programming so that programming can start on time. Children in grades four and below must be dropped off by an adult.
Late Arrivals: If your child arrives late, please make sure to check your child in face-to-face with a CLC staff member.
Dismissal: All minors must be dismissed to an authorized adult. Please make sure all authorized adults know to have a picture ID for pick-up. The default place for CLC pick-up is the waiting room in the 111 Suite. If you need a different pick-up location, like the parking spots outside of Morrill Hall, contact the organizer of your child’s program.
