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Tutoring
Tutoring
PS 158 is looking for teacher helpers either during school hours or during our after-school program which is from 3pm-5pm. Our after-school offers a variety of classes that you students can assist our teachers with from Tuesday-Thursday.
On Tuesday we offer- Choice Time, Crafts/Coloring, Board Games, and Crocheting.
Wednesdays we offer- Yoga/Zumba, Lego Challenge, Choice Time, PS 158 Jams, and Art.
Thursdays we offer- Crafts/Coloring, Legos, and Choice Time.
Contact the Assistant Principal, Janice Chao-Ching Liao at 158 and inquire about the tutoring opportunities for ElRo students:
Janice Chao-Ching Liao
janice.liao@ps158.net
East Harlem Tutorial Program (EHTP) began in 1958 as a children's reading group and has since grown into a multi-site after-school program for public school students and a network of charter schools focused on significantly increasing the college graduation rate in East Harlem."
Classroom Buddies, High School Program - Volunteers support a high school after-school elective (Graphic Arts, Photography, Robotics, Creative Writing, Coding, or DIY) by:
Supporting with operational tasks i.e. taking attendance, reviewing student work, and troubleshooting tech issues
Modeling a positive classroom culture by supporting activities, building relationships with scholars, and engaging them with class content
Collaborating with elective teachers to ensure engaging instruction
Minimum Commitment: 1 shift per week
When: Mondays - Thursdays, 4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (volunteers choose times and days that work for them)
Academic Tutoring - Volunteers support our 9-12th grade scholars succeed in various subjects (Math, English, Science, History), while in a one-on-one setting. Volunteers should feel confident tutoring and have demonstrated success in a 9th-12th grade level subject.
Minimum Commitment: 1 shift per week for at least 1-hour per semester
When: Mondays or Thursdays, 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
"Reading Partners is a national nonprofit that mobilizes communities to provide students with the proven, individualized reading support they need to read at grade level by fourth grade.
We know that reading is the foundation for all future learning. The ability to read transforms lives and empowers children and communities to reach their full potential. Research shows that students who read at grade level by fourth grade have a greater opportunity to succeed in school and beyond.
That’s why we partner with under-resourced schools and engage volunteer reading partners to work one-on-one with students who struggle with reading. Our volunteers provide hour-long tutoring sessions to students— following a structured, evidence-based curriculum developed with an expert team of curriculum advisors."
"Goddard Riverside’s Star Learning Center provides one-to-one academic tutoring for students in grades 2-12 from underserved communities.The center’s goal is to help each child improve academically and foster a positive attitude toward school and learning.
What will you be doing?
What will you be doing?
One-to-one academic tutoring
Who can volunteer?
Who can volunteer?
Volunteers should be able to commit two hours a week, be at least a sophomore in high school, and be comfortable using a computer.
When?
When?
To become a tutor, please fill out an online application. You will be contacted by Star Learning Center.
Sign up:
Sign up:
Smarts 4 Hearts
Smarts 4 Hearts
Click on the QR code to access application. This is both paid and Community Service. You must commit to donating half your salary to the Ronald McDonald House.
Yorkville East Middle School Tutoring
Yorkville East Middle School Tutoring
Are you looking to earn community service hours? Yorkville East (located right down the street at 77th and York) is looking for after school tutors.
Grades 10-12 Preferred
Tuesdays and Thursday 3:45 PM-4:45PM
Orientation for tutors will be held on Tuesday, September 26th at 3:15 PM.
Sign up here for the Orientation and preferred dates
"We help kids from underserved communities unlock their potential by connecting them with exceptional tutors online, for free."
LSA Family Health Service Volunteer Opportunities
Tutoring & Homework Help Juniors & Seniors Only
You may also contact Trish Gough, Director of Volunteer Services at: 646-672-5214
Email: tgough@lsafhs.org
LSA Family Health Service
LSA Family Health Service
Junior & Seniors Preferred, but Sophomores will be considered.
The Sharing Place Thrift Shop gives members of our community the opportunity to shop with dignity, even with a tight budget, while also gaining awareness of other programs at LSA. It’s a warm, welcoming place where neighbors shop, meet and socialize.
Responsibilities: Volunteers may be asked to do the following among other tasks: – Hang, fold, straighten and neaten merchandise on the selling floor – Keep shoes and handbags organized and neat – Prepare merchandise for the selling floor by hanging and ticketing items – Bring new merchandise to the floor – Help fold and bag purchased merchandise at the cash wrap. – Help set up Designer Sales and Pop In Events – Assist store staff as needed.
Contact: Trish Gough, Director of Volunteer Services, tgough@lsafhs.org or 646.672.5434
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