Anthony Peterson Center for Academic Assistance

Free Tutoring for Collin College Students

  Access to Tutoring Services and Virtual Workshops  

 

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Please check your Outlook@collin.edu junk and spam folders for any missing appointment notifications or client reports.

Please use a desktop or laptop to schedule appointments.

 

Students: Check the Cougarweb Events Calendar for Links to Online Workshops and Reviews

 

Appointments recommended. Walk-ins available when tutors are free. TSI prep available. Some tutoring available online.

 

Choose your campus below for information about appointments, locations, subjects, availability, events.

Tutoring Hours


Library Room 002 | Celina-APCAA@collin.edu | 469.905.3528 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Spring 2026 Hours 

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Tuesday and Thursday: 9 a.m.–7 p.m.

Saturday: 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

 

Subject Tutoring Hours (PDF)

Upcoming Workshops Schedule (PDF)

 

Celina Campus APCAA Workshop: The Math Series--Synthetic Division

Monday, March 9, 1-2p.m.

Description

Presented by Dr. Georgiy Klimenko, APCAA Math Tutor

Celina Campus APCAA

Library, Room 002

 

Celina Campus APCAA Workshop: The Career Series--Crafting a Resume with Impact

Tuesday, March 10, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

This workshop will focus on best practices for resume writing. 

Presented by Suzy Cass, Career Center Manager

Celina Campus APCAA

Library, Room 002

 

 

The Science Den is available for independent study during APCAA open hours.


Room 120 | FVC-APCAA@collin.edu | 972.549.6499 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Spring 2026 Hours

Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.


 

Math Lab: Founders 148FriscoMathLab@collin.edu | 972.377.1639 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Spring 2026 Hours

Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

 

TSI Math Prep Workshop

 

Math Lab Information (PDF)

 

Science Den: Lawler 202ScienceDen@collin.edu | 972.377.1555

Networking Lab Tutoring Information: TBA

 

Writing Center: Lawler 141PRCWritingCenter@collin.edu | 972.377.1576


Online Writing Resources

Spring 2026 Hours
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center Online and On Campus Workshop: Formal Academic Tone

Friday, February 27, Noon-1p.m.

Can you use the pronouns” you,” “I,” or “we” when you write for college? Should an essay be written differently from a discussion post? In this workshop, you will learn what language use is appropriate for formal academic essays. Activities to practice this tone will be included.

Presented by Darcy Rudnick, Writing Center Consultant

Online and On Campus

LH142 

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center Online and On Campus Workshop: Key Words as Keystones: Constructing a Well-Organized College Essay 

Monday, March 2, 6-7 p.m.

In this workshop you’ll learn a way to construct an organized college paper that can be adapted across a variety of courses and writing assignments. We will focus on the importance of key words as an organizing element of college papers.

Presented by Alisa Bovda, Writing Center Consultant and English Professor

Online and On Campus

LH142 

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center Online and On Campus Workshop: Using a Quote Sandwich: Correctly Integrating Source Material 

Thursday, March 5, 5-6 p.m.

It can be tricky to integrate research material smoothly into your paper--whether quoted, paraphrased or summarized. Come learn the proper techniques and punctuation for smoothly and clearly introducing sources, presenting material, citing it, and relating it to your point.

Presented by Monica Davenport, Writing Center Manager

Online and On Campus

LH142 

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center On Campus Workshop: American Pronunciation for ESL Speakers 

Monday, March 9, Noon-1p.m. 

Does English pronunciation leave you tongue-tied? Learn tricks for sounding more like a native speaker, catching more of what others say when they speak to you in English, and pronouncing some difficult sounds unique to English. This workshop is geared toward students who speak English as a second language

Presented by Darcy Rudnick, Writing Center Consultant

LH142

 

Science Den: Long Semester Biology tutoring upon request:
ScienceDen@collin.edu or 972.377.1624

Science Den Subjects/Hours: 


Room C119 | mckapcaa@collin.edu | 972.548.6505 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Science Den independent study available during open hours. Microscopes are available for iCollin and on campus Biology students.

Writing Center and Math Lab:

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday: 12 p.m.-5 p.m.

 

Accounting Tutoring:
Tuesday: 12 p.m.-3 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m.-4 p.m. 
Thursday: 12 p.m.-3 p.m.

 

Science Tutoring:
Thursday-Friday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: APA Takeaways

Monday, March, 2 11:30 a.m.-1p.m.

Wanting tips on APA formatting? Bring your questions to this forum about APA style and learn ways to improve writing reports and analyses!

Presented by Johnny Nguyen, Writing Consultant

C119A

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: Trigonometric Equations 

Monday, March 2, Noon-1p.m.

Don’t let trigonometry overwhelm you! This workshop explores strategies for solving trigonometric equations and interpreting their solutions

Presented by Professor Puja Joshi

C119A

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: Avoiding Scholastic Dishonesty 

Wednesday, March 4, Noon-1p.m.

This presentation covers Collin College’s definition of scholastic dishonesty, including cheating, collusion, and plagiarism. It gives students specific examples of each type of scholastic dishonesty as well as common offenses seen in the Dean of Students Office. Finally, this presentation gives students tips to avoid committing academic dishonesty.  

Presented by Amy Weilert, Student Conduct Officer

C119A

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On-Campus Workshop: Trigonometric Identities: Sum and Difference Formulas

Wednesday, March 4, 1-2:30p.m.

Do you know you need a trigonometric identity but aren’t sure which one to use? This workshop focuses on the sum and difference formulas and how to apply them effectively. 

Presented by Professor Puja Joshi

C119A


APCAA.Districtwide@collin.edu | Schedule an Appointment

Questions: 972.549.6499 (Call Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. only)

 

Accounting Tutoring: Wednesday 5 - 8:30 p.m.

Computer Science Tutoring: Monday & Wednesday 2 - 7 p.m.

Economics Tutoring: Tuesday & Thursday 1:30 - 2 p.m. & 2:30- 3:30 p.m.

 

 

Student-Only Online Workshops.

Students: Check the Collin College Events Calendar in Cougarweb for Workshop Links.

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online Workshop: From Blank Page to Breakthrough: Prewriting Strategies to Jumpstart Your Writing

Thursday, February 26, Noon-1p.m.

Staring at a blank page? Brainstorming and prewriting are crucial parts of the writing process. This workshop will present and model several specific prewriting strategies students can use with their writing projects.

Presented by Dr. Lisa Kirby, English Faculty

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Time Management 

Tuesday, March 3, 6-7p.m.

Why do we procrastinate, and what are some strategies to become better at actually managing our time?

Presented by Henry Canfield, Professor of Psychology 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Factoring Trinomials

Wednesday, March 4, Noon-1p.m. 

Learn the techniques to factor trinomials. 

Presented by Dr. Yassmin Ansari and Prof. Nasrin Bemani, Professors of Mathematics

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Resume and Cover Letter Writing 

Thursday, March 5, 2-3p.m.

Do you feel anxious about applying for a job because you have to create a resume and cover letter?  In this workshop, we'll look at some basic tips to make resume and cover letter writing less stressful and more effective to help you get that job that is just waiting for you to apply!

Presented by Nagia E. Moharram, Writing Tutor 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Opportunities through the Medical Assisting Advanced Practice Program

Friday, March 6, 9-10a.m.

We will do an introductory overview of the medical assisting program, career opportunities, and job outlook/market need. We will then bridge into discussing our MA-LVN bridge opportunity and opening the door for students to attend the RN program through Collin College.

Presented by Noah Nguyen, MSN, RN, CCRN, Professor of Medical Assisting Advanced Practice 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Late Night Writing Lounge

Tuesday, March 10, 7:30-8:30p.m.

Need accountability to work on an assignment? Need help with writing something you're working on for class? Dr. Azard and Dr. Fish, Collin English professors, can help with everything from getting out of writer’s block to locking down the best content. Join us for an open hour of doing the thing.

Presented by Drs. Sarah Fish and Marc Azard, Professors of English

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: TSI Study Tips 

Wednesday, March 11, Noon-1p.m. 

This workshop will help you understand the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSI) 

and what will be required of you when you take the exam. It offers helpful hints on how 

to study for the reading and writing sections of the test. The goal of this workshop is to give you confidence that you will know how to prepare for the exam. 

Presented by Kim Thompson, Writing Tutor 

Online

 

About Virtual Workshop Attendance

Districtwide Workshops On Campus and Online: TBA


Room D203

Math Lab | Science Den |  PlanoMathLab@collin.edu | 972.881.5921

Writing Center | PlanoWC@collin.edu | 972.881.5843 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Spring 2026 Hours

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m-7 p.m.

Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Saturday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online Workshop: From Blank Page to Breakthrough: Prewriting Strategies to Jumpstart Your Writing

Thursday, February 26, Noon-1p.m.

Staring at a blank page? Brainstorming and prewriting are crucial parts of the writing process. This workshop will present and model several specific prewriting strategies students can use with their writing projects.

Presented by Dr. Lisa Kirby, English Faculty

Online

 

Plano Campus APCAA On Campus Workshop: Avoiding Scholastic Dishonesty

Tuesday, March 3, 2-3p.m.

This presentation covers Collin College's definition of scholastic dishonesty, including cheating, collusion, and plagiarism, with specific examples and tips to avoid committing scholastic dishonesty.

Presented by Amy Weilert, Student Conduct Officer

Plano Campus APCAA

D210

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: Ebonics to Standard American English

Wednesday, March 4, 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Learn about the history of Ebonics and code-switching in academia and acquire the tools to assist a transition in language to succeed at college.

Presented by Dr. Kimberly Wren, Anthropology Faculty

Online and On Campus

Plano Campus BB234

 

Plano Campus APCAA On Campus Workshop: Writing about Literature

Monday, March 9, 4-5p.m.

This workshop will walk you through how to write thoughtfully about a work of literature, analyze instead of summarize, and effectively use textual evidence.

Presented by Dr. Camin Melton, English Faculty

Plano Campus APCAA

D210

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: How to Read Scholarly Journal Articles

Wednesday, March 11, 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Writing a research paper? Here, students will get armed with strategies to filter, read, and interpret journal articles from a variety of disciplines.

Presented by Dr. Kimberly Wren, Anthropology Faculty

Online and On Campus

Plano Campus BB234

 

Science Den independent study available during open hours. Microscopes are available for iCollin Biology students.


2026 Spring Workshops Coming Soon 


Room A280 TechnicalAPCAA@collin.edu972.553.1236 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Math Lab and Writing Center Spring 2026 Hours

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Time Management 

Tuesday, March 3, 6-7p.m.

Why do we procrastinate, and what are some strategies to become better at actually managing our time?

Presented by Henry Canfield, Professor of Psychology 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Factoring Trinomials

Wednesday, March 4, Noon-1p.m. 

Learn the techniques to factor trinomials. 

Presented by Dr. Yassmin Ansari and Prof. Nasrin Bemani, Professors of Mathematics

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Resume and Cover Letter Writing 

Thursday, March 5, 2-3p.m.

Do you feel anxious about applying for a job because you have to create a resume and cover letter?  In this workshop, we'll look at some basic tips to make resume and cover letter writing less stressful and more effective to help you get that job that is just waiting for you to apply!

Presented by Nagia E. Moharram, Writing Tutor 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Opportunities through the Medical Assisting Advanced Practice Program

Friday, March 6, 9-10a.m.

We will do an introductory overview of the medical assisting program, career opportunities, and job outlook/market need. We will then bridge into discussing our MA-LVN bridge opportunity and opening the door for students to attend the RN program through Collin College.

Presented by Noah Nguyen, MSN, RN, CCRN, Professor of Medical Assisting Advanced Practice 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Late Night Writing Lounge

Tuesday, March 10, 7:30-8:30p.m.

Need accountability to work on an assignment? Need help with writing something you're working on for class? Dr. Azard and Dr. Fish, Collin English professors, can help with everything from getting out of writer’s block to locking down the best content. Join us for an open hour of doing the thing.

Presented by Drs. Sarah Fish and Marc Azard, Professors of English

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: TSI Study Tips 

Wednesday, March 11, Noon-1p.m. 

This workshop will help you understand the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSI) 

and what will be required of you when you take the exam. It offers helpful hints on how 

to study for the reading and writing sections of the test. The goal of this workshop is to give you confidence that you will know how to prepare for the exam. 

Presented by Kim Thompson, Writing Tutor 

Online

 

Science Den independent study available during open hours. A microscope is available for iCollin Biology students.

 

TECH 2026 Spring Workshops

Available Tutoring

  • Physics Tutoring
  • Economics Tutoring
  • AutoCAD and Revit Tutoring
  • TSI Prep and GED Prep

 

Upcoming Events 


Library Building A: Suite 217A-K WylieAPCAA@collin.edu | 972.378.8935 | Schedule an Appointment

 

Spring 2026 Hours

Monday - Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.

Friday & Saturday: 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

 

Wylie APCAA on Campus Math Workshop: Using the Graphing Calculator to Graph Quadratic Functions and Find Zeros 

Wednesday, March 25: 2:30 - 4 p.m. WSC208

Our world is exceedingly mathematical.  A quadratic function of the form f(x) = ax2 + bx + c is able to describe the path of a football thrown to make a winning touchdown, how a racecar's stopping distance changes at various speeds, and even how a social media post gets popular quickly, peaks, and then loses its popularity.   In this workshop, you will learn how to find and analyze quadratic functions and find zeros of polynomials.  Please bring a graphing calculator, TI 83 or TI 84, to the workshop to learn how to find the vertex and zeros  using the graphing calculator 

 

Wylie APCAA on Campus Math Workshop: The Basics of Exponential and Logarithmic Equations

Saturday, April 18: 10 - 11:30 a.m. WLB217A

Have you ever wondered what a logarithm is and why it is important?  Can you put aside $20,000 at 20 years old and end up with a million dollars by age 50? How about knowing how scientists determine a fossil's age?  In this workshop, students will learn how to answer such questions along with ways of applying logarithmic properties for expanding and condensing logarithmic expressions and solving exponential and logarithmic equations. Assistance in using the graphing calculator will be provided.

Caution!  Students may become MADS* about math!  🙂   
*M A D S = Multiply Add Divide Subtract

 

Center Information (PDF)

The Science Den is available for independent study during APCAA open hours. Science models, rocks & minerals, microscopes and slides available for check-out. Two group and two individual private study rooms available. Free printing. Open computer lab. iCollin Biology students welcome.

 

TSI Prep and GED Prep Available

 

Wylie 2026 Writing Workshop Menu for Faculty 

Wylie 2026 Math & Science Workshop Menu for Faculty


Students: Please check the Cougarweb Events Calendar for links to online workshops.

 

Upcoming Workshops:

 

Celina Campus APCAA Workshop: The Math Series--Synthetic Division

Monday, March 9, 1-2p.m.

Description

Presented by Dr. Georgiy Klimenko, APCAA Math Tutor

Celina Campus APCAA

Library, Room 002

 

Celina Campus APCAA Workshop: The Career Series--Crafting a Resume with Impact

Tuesday, March 10, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

This workshop will focus on best practices for resume writing. 

Presented by Suzy Cass, Career Center Manager

Celina Campus APCAA

Library, Room 002

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center Online and On Campus Workshop: Formal Academic Tone

Friday, February 27, Noon-1p.m.

Can you use the pronouns” you,” “I,” or “we” when you write for college? Should an essay be written differently from a discussion post? In this workshop, you will learn what language use is appropriate for formal academic essays. Activities to practice this tone will be included.

Presented by Darcy Rudnick, Writing Center Consultant

Online and On Campus

LH142 

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center Online and On Campus Workshop: Key Words as Keystones: Constructing a Well-Organized College Essay 

Monday, March 2, 6-7 p.m.

In this workshop you’ll learn a way to construct an organized college paper that can be adapted across a variety of courses and writing assignments. We will focus on the importance of key words as an organizing element of college papers.

Presented by Alisa Bovda, Writing Center Consultant and English Professor

Online and On Campus

LH142 

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center Online and On Campus Workshop: Using a Quote Sandwich: Correctly Integrating Source Material 

Thursday, March 5, 5-6 p.m.

It can be tricky to integrate research material smoothly into your paper--whether quoted, paraphrased or summarized. Come learn the proper techniques and punctuation for smoothly and clearly introducing sources, presenting material, citing it, and relating it to your point.

Presented by Monica Davenport, Writing Center Manager

Online and On Campus

LH142 

 

Frisco Campus Writing Center On Campus Workshop: American Pronunciation for ESL Speakers 

Monday, March 9, Noon-1p.m. 

Does English pronunciation leave you tongue-tied? Learn tricks for sounding more like a native speaker, catching more of what others say when they speak to you in English, and pronouncing some difficult sounds unique to English. This workshop is geared toward students who speak English as a second language

Presented by Darcy Rudnick, Writing Center Consultant

LH142

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: APA Takeaways

Monday, March, 2 11:30 a.m.-1p.m.

Wanting tips on APA formatting? Bring your questions to this forum about APA style and learn ways to improve writing reports and analyses!

Presented by Johnny Nguyen, Writing Consultant

C119A

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: Trigonometric Equations 

Monday, March 2, Noon-1p.m.

Don’t let trigonometry overwhelm you! This workshop explores strategies for solving trigonometric equations and interpreting their solutions

Presented by Professor Puja Joshi

C119A

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: Avoiding Scholastic Dishonesty 

Wednesday, March 4, Noon-1p.m.

This presentation covers Collin College’s definition of scholastic dishonesty, including cheating, collusion, and plagiarism. It gives students specific examples of each type of scholastic dishonesty as well as common offenses seen in the Dean of Students Office. Finally, this presentation gives students tips to avoid committing academic dishonesty.  

Presented by Amy Weilert, Student Conduct Officer

C119A

 

McKinney Campus APCAA Online and On-Campus Workshop: Trigonometric Identities: Sum and Difference Formulas

Wednesday, March 4, 1-2:30p.m.

Do you know you need a trigonometric identity but aren’t sure which one to use? This workshop focuses on the sum and difference formulas and how to apply them effectively. 

Presented by Professor Puja Joshi

C119A

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online Workshop: From Blank Page to Breakthrough: Prewriting Strategies to Jumpstart Your Writing

Thursday, February 26, Noon-1p.m.

Staring at a blank page? Brainstorming and prewriting are crucial parts of the writing process. This workshop will present and model several specific prewriting strategies students can use with their writing projects.

Presented by Dr. Lisa Kirby, English Faculty

Online

 

Plano Campus APCAA On Campus Workshop: Avoiding Scholastic Dishonesty

Tuesday, March 3, 2-3p.m.

This presentation covers Collin College's definition of scholastic dishonesty, including cheating, collusion, and plagiarism, with specific examples and tips to avoid committing scholastic dishonesty.

Presented by Amy Weilert, Student Conduct Officer

Plano Campus APCAA

D210

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: Ebonics to Standard American English

Wednesday, March 4, 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Learn about the history of Ebonics and code-switching in academia and acquire the tools to assist a transition in language to succeed at college.

Presented by Dr. Kimberly Wren, Anthropology Faculty

Online and On Campus

Plano Campus BB234

 

Plano Campus APCAA On Campus Workshop: Writing about Literature

Monday, March 9, 4-5p.m.

This workshop will walk you through how to write thoughtfully about a work of literature, analyze instead of summarize, and effectively use textual evidence.

Presented by Dr. Camin Melton, English Faculty

Plano Campus APCAA

D210

 

Plano Campus APCAA Online and On Campus Workshop: How to Read Scholarly Journal Articles

Wednesday, March 11, 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Writing a research paper? Here, students will get armed with strategies to filter, read, and interpret journal articles from a variety of disciplines.

Presented by Dr. Kimberly Wren, Anthropology Faculty

Online and On Campus

Plano Campus BB234

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Time Management 

Tuesday, March 3, 6-7p.m.

Why do we procrastinate, and what are some strategies to become better at actually managing our time?

Presented by Henry Canfield, Professor of Psychology 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Factoring Trinomials

Wednesday, March 4, Noon-1p.m. 

Learn the techniques to factor trinomials. 

Presented by Dr. Yassmin Ansari and Prof. Nasrin Bemani, Professors of Mathematics

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Resume and Cover Letter Writing 

Thursday, March 5, 2-3p.m.

Do you feel anxious about applying for a job because you have to create a resume and cover letter?  In this workshop, we'll look at some basic tips to make resume and cover letter writing less stressful and more effective to help you get that job that is just waiting for you to apply!

Presented by Nagia E. Moharram, Writing Tutor 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Opportunities through the Medical Assisting Advanced Practice Program

Friday, March 6, 9-10a.m.

We will do an introductory overview of the medical assisting program, career opportunities, and job outlook/market need. We will then bridge into discussing our MA-LVN bridge opportunity and opening the door for students to attend the RN program through Collin College.

Presented by Noah Nguyen, MSN, RN, CCRN, Professor of Medical Assisting Advanced Practice 

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: Late Night Writing Lounge

Tuesday, March 10, 7:30-8:30p.m.

Need accountability to work on an assignment? Need help with writing something you're working on for class? Dr. Azard and Dr. Fish, Collin English professors, can help with everything from getting out of writer’s block to locking down the best content. Join us for an open hour of doing the thing.

Presented by Drs. Sarah Fish and Marc Azard, Professors of English

Online

 

Technical Campus APCAA Online Workshop: TSI Study Tips 

Wednesday, March 11, Noon-1p.m. 

This workshop will help you understand the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSI) 

and what will be required of you when you take the exam. It offers helpful hints on how 

to study for the reading and writing sections of the test. The goal of this workshop is to give you confidence that you will know how to prepare for the exam. 

Presented by Kim Thompson, Writing Tutor 

Online

 

Please visit the CougarWeb calendar and select "APCAA Activities" for upcoming events, workshops, and exam reviews. You may have to scroll to see the calendar or click the + button, search for, and check "APCAA Activities" to add. You can also enter specific keywords in the search bar to find APCAA math, writing, and science activities presented free to all students Districtwide by the APCAAs.

 

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Anthony Peterson Center for Academic Assistance is to provide free learning support to students and community members

in a welcoming environment of integrity, dignity, and creativity. By offering professional tutoring services and educational resources

for improving key skills related to various content areas, the center strives to empower learners

to become independent thinkers, poised for success in college and beyond. 

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Students: Check the Cougarweb Events Calendar for Links to Online Workshops
 

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