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Some tutoring partnerships discontinued as pandemic funding ended, CCPS says
Summary
Superintendent Maria Navarro told the Nov. 13 town hall that federal post‑COVID funds that supported some tutoring partners have ended; the district still offers other tutoring programs funded by Title I, community schools and state sources, and noted one external vendor (FEV) had folded.
At a Nov. 13 Charles County Public Schools town hall, Superintendent Maria Navarro said tutoring supports that existed during the pandemic were funded in part with temporary federal relief, and some partners were discontinued when that money ended.
Navarro said CCPS still provides tutoring during the school day and after school through multiple funding streams — including Title I and community school funds — but that some outside partners that relied on COVID relief either ended their programs or closed. A chat exchange named the vendor FEV; district staff confirmed some partner relationships were discontinued when funding ended.
The district pointed families to school‑level resources: tutoring availability varies by grade level and by whether a school qualifies for Title I or community‑school supports. Navarro advised parents and guardians to contact building leaders for details about programs available at a given school.
