Academic Support for SEHS Students
2025-26
Club Axe Homework Help
Club Axe meets twice weekly every Monday and Thursday from 3:30 until 4:30 pm in the SEHS library.
Help is available from math, science, and English teachers, South staff members, and peer tutors. IHS staff help out every Thursday, as well.
Brainfuse: Eugene Public Library Homework Help
Support Specifically for Lane County BIPoC and Low-Income Students
BrainiPocs is an academic and literacy support program for students. 1-1 tutoring is available in person and virtually. There are drop-in tutoring hours during the week and on two Saturdays each month. Contact them for more information or to sign up. (Part of the H.O.N.E.Y. organization)
Support Specifically for SEHS IHS Students
Academic support for IHS classes is available with Amy Baker (baker_am@4j.lane.edu). Please email her to schedule a session.
Amy's Schedule:
Monday, Thursday, and Friday: 8:30-4:00
Support Specifically for 4J Native American and Alaska Native students
The 4J Natives Program includes free tutoring in reading, language arts, math, science, and study skills. Participating students must have a a current 506 form on file with the program. Tutoring takes place on Wednesday nights from 6-8 pm, and flexible scheduling is also available. Email your request including your student's name, contact info, and tutoring subject area to program administrator, Josh Davies (541-790-5900, davies_jo@4j.lane.edu).
SchoolHouse Virtual Peer-to-Peer Tutoring
Schoolhouse, an organization founded by Sal Khan of Khan Academy fame, offers free help from student tutors in math and SAT prep.
Paid private tutors
Looking to pay a private tutor for help with schoolwork or college-admissions tests? Contact Lori Sauter, SEHS College/Career Center Coordinator at sauter_l@4j.lane.edu/541-790-8052. She collects unvetted advertisements from tutors looking for customers.