Free educational mentoring coming to low-income students on LI
The Einstein Program provides education, mentoring and advising for underserved children.
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Jun 24, 2021, 2:49 AM
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860ds agoThere's an organization coming to Long Island that will provide free educational mentoring to Long Island kids.
The Einstein Program provides education, mentoring and advising for underserved children.
The program is free for families.
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