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Share your love of math with elementary students. Become an Academic Mentor!
ORGANIZATION: Boston Partners in Education
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Boston Partners in Education is looking for math mentors to help students in the Boston Public Schools.
Our program, Math Rules!, targets elementary students who are struggling with math. Volunteers work with two to four students during their class time under the direction of the teacher.
Volunteers meet with their students one to two hours each week throughout the academic year.
Boston Partners in Education provides subject matter training and mentoring to help facilitate a happy and successful match. We are required by the Boston Public Schools to run a CORI/SORI background check on each potential volunteer; this background check is run at no cost to you.
To apply for this opportunity, please visit: http://bostonpartners.org/?page_id=337
Student/Volunteer matches are made based on your preferences:
- Location
- Time of day
- Day of the week
- Subject matter
- Grade level
- One-on-one vs. small group work
Ready to make a difference in the lives of Boston Public School students? For more information about volunteer opportunities, please contact Asjah Monroe, Math Rules! Coordinator, at amonroe@bostonpartners.org or 617-451-6145.
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About Boston Partners in Education
Location:
192 South Street, Ste. 600, Boston, MA 02111, US
Mission Statement
Boston Partners in Education enhances the academic achievement and nurtures the growth of Boston's public school students by providing them with focused, individualized in-school volunteer support. With the commitment and involvement of the entire community, all students in Boston will develop the skills, self-confidence and motivation to recognize and achieve their full potential.
Description
Boston Partners in Education has been supporting teachers and students in Boston Public Schools for over 50 years. Our trained volunteers serve as academic mentors to help students gain the skills, self-confidence, and motivation they need to succeed in school and in life.
Our academic mentors are community members who volunteers in pre K-12 classrooms in the Boston Public Schools (BPS). Mentors offer support in any subject area, though we focus on ELA and math for grades K-8. They commit to spending the year with the same student, or small group of students, every week for an hour a week during the school day. Ideally, the match stays together over the course of a few years, thus forming a bond that goes beyond academics.
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44 Farnsworth StreetBoston, MA 02210
DATE POSTED
March 16, 2016
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REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- Minimum of an hour a week
- Need to volunteer until end of school year