Volunteers In Communities Tutoring Our Responsible Youth (VICTORY)
VICTORY Tutorial is an Austin ISD program that offers free tutoring to students in grades 1–12. Students are matched with volunteer tutors, and they meet for regularly scheduled sessions for a minimum of an hour each week to work on homework assignments and skills for which the student needs extra reinforcement and practice.
Tutoring sessions are offered at the following locations:
Carver Branch Library
1161 Angelina St, Austin TX 78702
Little Walnut Creek Branch Library
835 W. Rundberg Ln, Austin TX 78758
Ruiz Branch Library
1600 Grove Blvd, Austin Texas 78741
Southeast Branch Library
5803 Nuckols Crossing Rd, Austin TX 78744
Twin Oaks Branch Library
1800 S. Fifth St., Austin TX 78704
Virtual options are available.
Tutoring is also held during the day and after school at designated partner campuses.
Tutoring will be held Monday – Thursday.
Days and times vary by site.
For more information contact Angel Toscano at angel.toscano@austinisd.org.
How to Enroll your child in the VICTORY Tutorial Program
Enrolling your child to the program is easy!
Complete the online student application
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Parent Policies - Spanish
How to Become a Victory Volunteer
Step 1: Fill out the Victory Tutoring Volunteer Application.
Step 2: Attend Victory Tutoring Volunteer Orientation.
Step 3: Create an Austin ISD volunteer account or login to your existing account.
Step 4: Follow the instructions to complete the requirements to become a volunteer.
When you get to the screen to create your fanned schools list, select “AISD Victory Program.”
You will also be required to complete the Background Check Consent Form. The background check process may take 7–10 days.
At any time you may click the “My Applications tab to check the status of your background check and all other application requirements.
Program History
Started in 1982, VICTORY grew out of the Carver Branch Librarian's desire to help students achieve success in school by providing a homework center staffed by community volunteers. By the late 1980's, the Oak Springs and University Hills branches also had homework centers. In 1992, the Austin Public Library received a VISTA grant to provide coordination support for the centers, and the VICTORY Program was officially established. Now in collaboration with AISD Department of Student Support Services, student and tutor participation in the program has grown steadily.
See more about how you can change a student's life by volunteering with VICTORY.