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BRLC Tutor Forms

Monthly Attendance Reports:

SAMPLE_COMPLETED_MONTHLY_REPORT.pdf

Tutor/Student Pair Attendance Report (Yellow Sheet) - PDF

Tutor/Student Pair Report (Yellow Sheet) - Word Document

Tutor/Student Pair Report (Yellow Sheet) - Fillable PDF

Group Report (Purple Sheet) - PDF

Group Report (Purple Sheet) - Word Document

 

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