Tutoring in Inglewood
One-on-one or small-group academic help, in person or online. Tutoring is a standard approved use of homeschool charter enrichment funds, and several LA programs offer it free through libraries and nonprofits.
3 in Inglewood · 2 Black-led or Black-serving · 14 across LA County →
CORE 4 Learning
Inglewood · not stated
Mission: 'equitable education and holistic development opportunities to black and brown children.' Tutoring + homeschooling instruction + consultation; in-person Inglewood; Mon-Thu 8-6; free consult call; discounts mentioned.
Cost not listed
Dynasty's United Youth Association (DUYA) - Inglewood Learning Center
Inglewood · ages 5-18
Main center Mon-Fri 12pm-8pm. Serves 'at-risk, homeless, foster, and juvenile youth between the ages of 5-18' and students with learning disabilities. Yelp listing: 'All classes are free.' Also runs weekday study halls at LAPL branches (see separate row).
Free
Urban Scholar Academy
Inglewood · K-12
Nonprofit since 2012; Instagram bio: 'serving Black and Brown students and families through tutoring, mentorship, filmmaking, seasonal camps, homeschooling.' 1:1 online + in-person tutoring Mon-Fri 3-7pm; free (donations/grants). 2024-25 tutoring students grew 1.44 grade levels in reading. Super Bowl LVI Legacy Champion award.
Free
How afterschool funding works in Inglewood
- School district
- Inglewood Unified School District
- Free afterschool
- Inglewood USD ASES / ELO-P — enroll at the school site · (310) 419-2700
How to apply → - Parks & recreation
- City parks & recreation. This city runs its own parks department. Check directly for youth program fees and waivers. Details →
- Money for private lessons
- Homeschool charters allocate roughly $2,500–$4,300 a year per student, spendable at approved vendors. How it works →