Hi. I have recently learned about a free site that is being built to help teens do well in school. It gives them step-by-step homework help that makes sense - and can also assist parents who want to help their kids with their homework but might no longer remember enough. The information is easy to find and organized by grade level and the specific topics being taught at individual schools.

Right now they are trying to get funding and need people to say they will use the site - and contribute, too, if you're so inclined. I think it's a great site and am going to lend my support. You can check it out by clicking on www.ForMySchoolStuff.com. User name: parent; password: myteen. Even if you don't want to donate to the site, clicking on the button to say you think the site is a good idea will help them get the funding they need to make this useful tool a reality for all our kids. Why not check it out now while you're thinking about it?

Thanks.

Hi. I have recently learned about a free site that is being built to help teens do well in school. It gives them step-by-step homework help that makes sense – and can also assist parents who want to help their kids with their homework but might no longer remember enough. The information is easy to find and organized by grade level and the specific topics being taught at individual schools.

The company is in the process of looking for corporate sponsors for the next round of funding and I thought this might be of interest to you. You can check out the site by clicking on www.ForMySchoolStuff.com. User name: parent; password: myteen.

The company bringing this program to market is The Q Group; its website: www.TheQGroup.com.

If you'd prefer to speak to speak with someone directly, Jane-Michèle Clark can be reached by phone at 416-424-4233, or by e-mail: jmc@TheQGroup.com.

I hope you find this of interest!