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Free homework help for Atlanta students

By Molly Bloom
Sept 28, 2015

Atlanta Public Schools’ homework hotline is now open. The hotline number is (678) 553-3029.

The hotline, a joint effort between the school district and Public Broadcasting Atlanta’s E-Learning/Cyber Center, is a free service for students seeking one-on-one assistance with their homework.

The hotline is open Monday through Thursday from 4-9 p.m., except during holidays and semester breaks.

Housed at Morehouse College, the hotline is made possible by a grant from the Chick-fil-A Foundation. More information: www.myhomeworkhotline.com

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