DPS Academic Mentors Project - seeking construction manager
ORGANIZATION: Community Resources, Inc.
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Community Resources' Academic Mentor Project is seeking a construction manager to virtually mentor a high achieveing 5th grade student who is interested in construction.
Since 1984 the Academic Mentors Project has matched high achieving, ambitious 5 th - 12 th grade students who have an interest in a particular topic/career focus with volunteer mentors from the community. Together students and mentors spend time learning more about that specific area of interest and typically work on a small project together. Volunteer mentors are asked to give approximately SIX hours total over the course of 3-6 meetings with a student, plus an initial set up meeting. This is normally an in person mentorship experience for students; however, due to the current remote learning situation in Denver Public Schools we are asking mentors to work with their students virtually via Google Meet or Zoom. Additional program information can be found at our https://www.communityresourcesinc.org/academic-mentors. For additional information, please contact Laura Kent at laura_kent@dpsk12.org.
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About Community Resources, Inc.
Location:
1651 S DAHLIA ST, DENVER, CO 80222, US
Mission Statement
Community Resources, Inc.(CRI) supports literacy, academic achievement, and curriculum enhancement for students and their families by providing programs and activities which utilize community volunteers as teachers, speakers, mentors and professional advisors.
Description
Community Resources, Inc. provides educational opportunities to more than 100 schools and 70,000 students each year. To accomplish this, CRI calls upon the knowledge, energy and commitment of hundreds of volunteers from the community. CRI brings volunteers into classrooms to share information and expertise on hundreds of topics. CRI also creates family reading, math and science nights that bring students and their parents back to school to have fun learning together. The Academic Mentors program matches gifted students with professionals in the community in areas of career and curricular interest. Finally, CRI develops and conducts career fairs, science fairs, multi-cultural festivals and other customized special events for elementary, middle and high schools.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
December 11, 2020
SKILLS
- Construction
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 21
- 6 hours TOTAL over the course of 3-6 meetings with student
- technology to work virtually with student