Write Right: A New Grammar Series Led by Students, for Students

STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids has launched Write Right, a new Use Your Skills series that offers free virtual grammar sessions for middle school students. The sessions take place on Fridays on Zoom and began on November 6.


Each session breaks down grammar skills in a simple, friendly way, so students can build confidence in their writing at school and beyond.

Thank You, Selin!
A big thank you to Selin Erbay, the student volunteer who prepares and teaches every Write Right session. Selin is sharing her skills to help younger students grow, and she shows what it means to use your talents to make a difference.

Want to get involved? Join a STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids chapter at your school or volunteer with us.

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