Volunteers Needed to Help Students
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Volunteers are needed for Project Share, which gives students individual help in reading, math and other subjects.
Volunteers will attend training sessions on three consecutive Wednesdays beginning Oct. 9. Sessions will be at two locations and offered in the morning and afternoon.
Volunteers also will be given a tour of the participating schools.
The project is a partnership of the Huntington Beach Adult School, city of Huntington Beach and the Michael E. Rodgers Seniors Center.
Information: Arleen Stevens at (714) 374-1544.
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