The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul of North Texas is celebrating its latest year of helping kids increase their confidence in math and reading through their StudyTime program.

In the last year, Saint Vincent de Paul has served around 130 kids, Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Bilingual, certified facilitators also provide wraparound services for parents too, including assistance in navigating the educational system.

KRLD's John Liddle talked with Luis Gonzalez, Chief Executive Officer of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul about the program.

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The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul of North Texas is celebrating its latest year of helping kids increase their confidence in math and reading through their StudyTime program.
In the last year, Saint Vincent de Paul has served around 130 kids, Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Bilingual, certified facilitators also provide wraparound services for parents too, including assistance in navigating the educational system. KRLD's John Liddle talked with Luis Gonzalez, Chief Executive Officer of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul about the program.
Image: gopixa/GettyImages

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StudyTime helping students succeed in reading, math

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What wild weather we've already seen so far this Spring. Almost like clock work, we see a chance for rain each week... with some storms having the potential to become strong to severe. 

It won't be long, however, before we start to see scorching temperatures for the summertime. New predictions for the temperatures during the months of this upcoming May thru July show way above normal. 

Daniel Roby joined the KRLD Afternoon News. He is the CEO of Austin Street Center, an organization that assists with those North Texans that are unhoused. Wheather it's extreme cold, heat or severe thunderstorms- they must stay ready.

What wild weather we've already seen so far this Spring. Almost like clock work, we see a chance for rain each week... with some storms having the potential to become strong to severe. It won't be long, however, before we start to see scorching temperatures for the summertime. New predictions for the temperatures during the months of this upcoming May thru July show way above normal. Daniel Roby joined the KRLD Afternoon News. He is the CEO of Austin Street Center, an organization that assists with those North Texans that are unhoused. Wheather it's extreme cold, heat or severe thunderstorms- they must stay ready.

Austin Street Center preparing for extreme heat this summer

Texas Woman's University is partnering with a nonprofit to build a preschool designed for the children of students. The school will be tuition-free and open to a mix of children of TWU students and families in Denton.

Photo credit: Alan Scaia / NewsRadio 1080 KRLD

Texas Woman's University is partnering with a nonprofit to build a preschool designed for the children of students. The school will be tuition-free and open to a mix of children of TWU students and families in Denton.
Photo credit: Alan Scaia / NewsRadio 1080 KRLD

StudyTime helping students succeed in reading, math

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