CAP (High School) Tutoring Once a week, support your student in meeting academic targets through specialized subject-area instruction or generalized coaching in academic habits. Assist your scholar with college preparation and explore different types of careers. Help your scholar navigate the changes brought on by the pandemic by checking in with them about their social emotional well-being and encouraging the practice of self-care.
Time Commitment:
1 academic year (minimum)
Once a week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday) 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Requirements:
Must be a college graduate
Attend virtual Volunteer Orientation
Complete SMART Volunteer Application
Pass and Complete a background check (all BG checks are done online)
Weekly Requirement:
Complete Volunteer Tutor Logs
Tutor Logs keep track of your Scholar’s progress and additional needs
If interested:
Email SMART Volunteer Coordinator, Genevieve Ortilla genevieve@thesmartprogram.org to sign up for a Volunteer Orientation
1061 Market St Mezzanine, San Francisco, CA 94103, US
Mission Statement
SMART is a comprehensive eight-year program that provides low-income students in San Francisco access to an exceptional education and the skills needed to thrive in college and in life. SMART’s vision is to end the cycle of poverty in San Francisco by providing students and families academic, social-emotional, and financial support, as well as college preparation and career exploration.
Description
SMART provides a unique 8-year continuum of support that starts in 4th grade and goes all the way to college, including school support, after-school enrichment, summer programming, and college preparation.
The SMART Journey
1. Recruitment: SMART identifies curious and motivated students from under-resourced schools who have the motivation to learn and lack only opportunity.
2. School Enrollment: SMART works with rising 5th and 6th grade Scholars for six weeks to present summer learning loss while developing a strong community bond.
3. School Enrollment: SMART works with families to facilitate the admissions and financial aid process, advocating for families in schools, conducting tours, and training families to become strong educational champions through workshops and one-on-one guidance.
4. Middle School Achievement Program: A twice-weekly after-school program equipping our Scholars with the skills to succeed in academically rigorous schools and in life through tutoring, mentoring, and a curriculum designed to bolster them academically and social-emotionally.
5. College Achievement Program: The College Achievement Program advances SMART Scholars toward high school graduation and college education. Weekly programming supports our Scholars through career and college exploration.
Children & Youth
Community
Education & Literacy
WHEN
We'll work with your schedule.
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity, with no fixed address.
