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Group classes by video. Nothing to pay, nothing to sign, no papers needed.
Sign upHow it works
Four things to know
From your home
Every class is on video. You never have to travel anywhere.
Small group classes
Four to six students with one teacher. You learn with other people, not alone.
Always free
There is no cost, now or later. We do not ask for money at any point.
No papers needed
You do not need any document to join. We never ask about your status.
Your privacy
What we do not ask you for
- NOYour last name
- NOYour address
- NOYour immigration status
- NOYour date of birth
- NOAny document or ID
We ask for a first name and a phone number so we can tell you when class starts. That is all we keep. We never record a class, and when you stop attending we delete your contact information.
Who runs this
Two students in Rye
English at Home is run by Adrian Lallemand and Kevin Neilinger, seniors at Rye Country Day School. Our teachers are trained student volunteers who have taught language before.
We started this because the adults we taught in person told us they had stopped coming, and that a class they could join from home was the only kind they would take.
If you need legal help
We teach English, nothing more
We are not lawyers and we cannot give advice about immigration. These organizations can.
- New Americans Hotline
1-800-566-7636
Free, statewide, in any language. Weekdays 9am to 8pm. - Neighbors Link Immigration Law Helpline
914-502-3377
Immigration lawyers in Westchester. Thursdays 8am to 8pm. - Haitian Bridge Alliance
619-693-8708
Lawyers who speak Kreyòl and French. Weekdays 10am to 7pm. - Legal Services of the Hudson Valley
1-877-574-8529
For housing, benefits and work problems, not immigration.