Peer Tutoring Program

Requirements to be a Peer Tutor

• Demonstrate good character & responsibility

• Remain confidential

• Currently a 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grader

• Earned an "A" in  each course you will tutor (recommended)

• Teacher Recommendation (we will reach out to the teachers of the courses you want to tutor in)

Responsibilities of a Peer Tutor:

• Meet with students at least one time per week- can be in person or virtually through Google Meet if in person is not an option.

• Contact student to arrange tutoring sessions.

• If you cannot meet with the student you are tutoring, please let them know in advance so they are not waiting for you.

• This is a volunteer opportunity & students should keep track of their volunteer hours (see below for tracking sheet). 

• Be in contact with students' teacher(s), when applicable, in order to ensure appropriate content is being covered. Some teachers will invite you to join their Google Classroom so you can see what is being worked on in class.

• Tutors are not responsible for the grades of the student they are tutoring.

• Let Mrs. Goebel or Mr. Moeckel know if you are no longer able to tutor or if you have been unable to meet with your student after making effort to do so.

Peer Tutor Hour Tracking Sheet

Responsibility of a Peer Tutor Contract Sheet

Please Keep In Mind When Requesting a Tutor:

• Peer tutors are requested when looking for additional support in a specific subject area(s). Students should always ask their classroom teacher for assistance! 

• A tutor may not be available in the subject(s) that are being requested so students may need to consider other resources for help.

• If a student cannot meet with their tutor, they need to let them know in advance whenever possible.

Responsibility of Working with a Peer Tutor Contract