The Wade Edwards Learning Lab (WELL) provides free academic support, enrichment programs and volunteer opportunities for high-school students in Wake County Public School System.  If that describes you, then you have a place at the WELL.  The learning lab is the principal project of the Wade Edwards Foundation.

Our academic support offerings include homework-management coaching, walk-in tutoring services, intensive tutoring by appointment and targeted workshops.  We also have an excellent speaker series (forums), enrichment programs in art, music, leadership, cooking and more.  All students, not just those struggling with a class or two, can benefit from our academic support and enrichment programs.

The WELL offers a computer lab, a study hall and meeting space for group study and projects.  Students at the WELL should expect to participate in a formal program or to focus on productive academic activity (whether self-directed or while working with a tutor); our obligation at the WELL is to work with productively engaged students to help them succeed.  Unfortunately, we cannot offer services to students not engaged in productive academic work or involved in one of our enrichment programs.

Regular WELL Staff are:

Spencer Weeks-Jamieson, Assistant Director

Jim Wallace, Tutor Coordinator

Tristan White, Lab Supervisor

Rachel Wright, Lab Assistant