Guadalupe School
Cause Area
Children & Youth
Education & Literacy
Immigrants & Refugees
Race & Ethnicity
Location
1385 North 1200 West SALT LAKE CTY, UT 84116
United States
Active Opportunities (6)
Flexible Schedule
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Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Thank you so much for supporting Guadalupe School! Our book needs are frequently changing. Please check our website for our most current in-kind needs. Thank you! https://guadschool.org/library-wish-list/
Date Posted: Nov 9, 2023
Flexible Schedule
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Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Adult Education utilizes volunteer tutors to teach English as a Second Language to low-income, immigrant adults. Instruction takes place in small groups (2-4 people per group). Lessons are mainly competency-based, with a focus on life-skills rather than grammar rules. The volunteer will be assigned a regular group, with whom they will meet one evening each week, from 7-9 PM. Students come to school two evenings per week, which means that each tutor has a counterpart, who meets with the group on the opposite night. Upon arriving at the school, the tutor finds a lesson plan and all necessary materials prepared. The volunteer and their students work through the lesson plan; the professional staff is present to assist in any way needed. Tutors do not need: To be proficient in a second language. The professional staff will assist the tutor in learning communication strategies to bridge language gaps. To plan lessons or create materials. The professional staff will prepare a complete lesson plan, ready for the volunteer to teach to the student group. To have any teaching experience. Guidance will be provided by the professional staff; the lesson plans are carefully detailed, so anyone can present the material, regardless of experience. Adult Education does require: Willingness on the part of the volunteer tutor to follow the lesson plan supplied by the professional staff. A commitment of one night per week for at least three months. (An occasional absence is not a problem - a substitute will be found to teach the absent tutor’s group.) Participation in a 1-hour tutor orientation and at least one hour of observation prior to beginning volunteer work. Orientations are held every Tuesday and Thursday night at 6:00 PM. Please expect to stay until 8:00 or 9:00 p.m.
Date Posted: Nov 9, 2023
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07:30 AM
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04:00 PM
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Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Sponsor a Guadalupe School student this holiday season! Every child deserves to experience the magic and joy of the holidays. For many children in our community, this joy is spread by generous people like you who open their hearts to those in need. Join Guadalupe School in helping provide holiday gifts to over 400 children this year. 1. Visit guadschool.org/santa to sponsor one (or more) students. 2. Purchase one (1) new toy ($25-$50 value) from the student's wish-list and one (1) new age-appropriate book. 3. Deliver unwrapped gifts to Guadalupe School (1385 N. 1200 W. SLC, UT 84116) by December 8th. We’ll distribute them to families to wrap and place under their holiday trees. Be sure gifts are tagged with the student’s name, age & grade level.
Date Posted: Nov 9, 2023
Flexible Schedule
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Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Guadalupe School loves to partner with corporate groups with interest in volunteerism and social good. Contact us to learn more about the opportunities available to you and your employees or co-workers! Corporate volunteer opportunities may be limited, and corporate sponsors receive priority. However, new corporate partners are always welcome!
Date Posted: Nov 9, 2023
Flexible Schedule
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Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Thank you for your interest in supporting Guadalupe School! Please visit our website for our in-kind donation needs for books and supplies. https://guadschool.org/get-involved/wish-lists/ The Guadalupe Pantry could use the following items: Diapers Shampoo Conditioner Laundry Soap Razors Deodorant
Date Posted: Nov 9, 2023
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Organization Information
Mission Statement
Transforming lives through education.
Description
Guadalupe School is a community of students, staff and volunteers who believe that education is the greatest tool to fight the cycle of poverty. We are five programs within one school, each reaching individuals and families living in poverty. To all who enroll in our programs, we provide a sense of connection, a welcome place to learn and a chance to find better opportunities.
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