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42 people are interested
Elementary Program Intern
ORGANIZATION: The GreenHouse
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42 people are interested
Support The GreenHouse elementary after-school program 4 hours a week by: Preparing and facilitating group lessons from nationally recognized literacy curriculum for English-language learning students (KidzLit); preparing small-group math enrichment games and projects; work directly with a small group of students who need extra support on homework and other academic activities; lead academic and artistic enrichment workshops during "Fun Fridays."
At The GreenHouse, you will gain first-hand experience working in a vibrant and diverse community addressing the needs and challenges of its youth. Interns at The GreenHouse impact students through program development, staff support, tutoring, mentoring, and leadership development.
Evergreen, an after-school tutoring and enrichment program, provides first through sixth graders with a safe, fun, and nurturing environment to do homework, improve academic skills, and participate in recreational activities.
We hope to offer some version of our regular programming in Fall 2020, depending on health concerns and local regulations. If you're interested in volunteering in our fall programs, please contacts us and we'll keep you posted as things progress.
If interested, contact us to set up an interview.
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About The GreenHouse
Location:
2201 Northview Drive, Sacramento, CA 95833, US
Mission Statement
Our mission is to cultivate a thriving community by nurturing the emotional, spiritual, intellectual, and physical development of our youth and inspiring them to grow to their full potential.
Description
The GreenHouse is located at the heart of a community of amazing strength, resilience and creativity.
This block is home to more than 1000 people, many of whom have recently immigrated from as many as
a dozen countries around the world. The diversity of languages, foods, experiences, and perspectives
here is vibrant.
We have students in GreenHouse programs from a diversity of countries and backgrounds, including
Mexico, Guatemala, Afghanistan, Ukraine, India, and Russia. We also have African-American, Native-
American, and Caucasian students. We believe that this rich diversity of cultures and experiences is one
of our greatest assets, a powerful gift that our community offers to greater Sacramento.
To continue reading please visit our website at www.thegreenhousecenter.org
CAUSE AREAS
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WHERE
2201 Northview Dr.Sacramento, CA 95833
DATE POSTED
May 22, 2020
SKILLS
- Child Development
- Mentoring
- Child Care
- English as a Secondary Language (ESL)
- Reading / Writing
- Youth Services
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- 4 hours per week on a program day
- Application, interview, finger printing