Programs and ongoing services
Free support beyond a single event date.
Tutoring requests, online learning resources, and student project proposals remain available even when no public event is scheduled. Confirmed dates appear in the public calendar; past listings remain visible as an archive.
What you can expect
- No public event is currently scheduled as of August 20, 2026; the page states this directly instead of showing stale registration prompts.
- Families can request tutoring now, and anyone can browse the free approved resource library.
- Past workshops, reading activities, camps, and community events remain dated and clearly marked as ended.
Ongoing services do not depend on an event date
Parents and guardians can request free tutoring by sharing the student grade, subjects, goals, and scheduling context. Students and families can browse approved worksheets, guides, videos, and study materials, and students can submit educational project ideas for mentorship at any time.
These services remain available when the public calendar is empty. Matching, project support, and response timing still depend on the request, organizational capacity, and approved volunteer availability.
How the public program calendar is maintained
As of August 20, 2026, no upcoming public event is scheduled. Project AID Scholars publishes new dates only after event details are confirmed, so families do not see stale or premature registration prompts.
Past workshops, reading activities, camps, and community events remain in the dated archive. Archive listings are marked as ended and remain searchable so families, partners, and reviewers can distinguish previous activity from currently available registration.
Choose the right available option
Use the family support path for tutoring, reading, subject, or homework needs. Use the resource library when a worksheet, guide, video, or study tool may help immediately. Use the passion project form for an educational website, book, workshop, research build, event, or tool that needs a clearer plan.
If a request overlaps more than one service, send a contact message with enough context for the support team to route it. Avoid placing sensitive student or payment information in the general message form.
Project AID Scholars
Registered nonprofit based in College Station, Texas ยท EIN 39-2961738. Core student support is free. Questions can be sent through the public contact page.