Need help with your classes? Our Academic Supports page has everything you need—from tutoring schedules to online academic tools and district-covered virtual tutoring services. Whether you're struggling with a subject or just want extra practice, this is your go-to resource for getting support.
How to Use It:
Go to arms.esuhsd.org
Login with your student email and password
Search for PAPER
Set up your account
Pick your class
Ask your question and get help!
San Jose Public Library offers free, unlimited online tutoring for all library card holders. Get help from certified tutors in subjects ranging from elementary basics to college courses—including homework support, study guides, and test prep. Just log in with your library card to get started!
How to Use It:
Get a library card from the:
San Jose Public Library
Open the Login Page from the:
SJPL Online Resource
Enter your Library Card Number: SJPL Tutor.com
Get Tutoring.
Saintly Tutors is Santa Teresa’s peer-to-peer tutoring program—Saints helping Saints! Students can sign up to get matched with a fellow ST tutor for $20 per hour (in person or remote if available). Want to become a tutor? If you have a 3.0+ GPA and strong grades, you can earn money, service hours, or even extra credit.
For any questions or concerns:
Ms. Konzem, Parent Volunteer Coordinator tkonzem@yahoo.com
Schoolhouse.world is a free online tutoring platform where students can get help from certified peer tutors around the world. Get support in math, science, SAT prep, and more—either in group sessions or one-on-one. Just visit schoolhouse.world, make an account, and jump into a session that works for you!
Ask A New Question is a free online Q&A platform where multiple AI responders tackle your homework queries in public threads. Just go to askanewquestion.com, type in your question, and you'll receive answers—visible to everyone—and a chance to learn along the way
Learn To Be at learntobe.org is a free, nonprofit online tutoring platform that connects underserved K–12 students with certified volunteer tutors via one-on-one Zoom sessions. Students receive consistent, personalized help in math, reading, science, and more—working weekly with the same tutor to build skills and confidence based on their needs
StackExchange is a network of 180+ expert Q&A communities where you can ask and answer subject-specific questions—from math and science to technology and writing. It's free to use, but you'll get the best help when you ask thoughtful questions and show your work. Great for deep explanations, not just quick answers. Just head to stackexchange.com
Bay Area Tutoring Association at bayareatutor.org offers free or low-cost tutoring and academic support for underserved and at-risk youth—including foster, homeless, and justice-involved students. Services include one-on-one help in math, English, and science, with both in-person and online options. Just visit the site to explore programs or request a tutor directly.