How to Get Involved
Mentors
Our mentors are people willing to embrace the Intergenerational near-to-peer mentoring model” to teach value-based practices, and empathy to youth ages 11-18 who struggle with social, emotional, relational and academic skills by developing soft skills associated with establishing positive relationships, support school-based social and emotional learning, experiential learning and self-instructional training to increase their pro-social behaviors and positive decision-making.
Tutors help the program set goals for understanding and pinpointing what mathematical skills need to be focused on and developed. 4 domains of math; numbers/operations, algebra, geometry, and measurement/data. Someone who is able is able to teach Epistemic Practices. Basically math behaviors. That are common core aligned. We want students to make sense of problems, persevere, and solve them.
Tutors
Interns
Program Assistants will manage and build sustainable programming and community activities while supporting the growth of the afterschool program. The Program Manager will be responsible for the recruitment of students’, working with families of students, working with partnering schools, community partners, volunteers, and training mentors.
The Social Media Manager will manage and build a sustainable social media strategy that will increase brand awareness and online appearance. The Social Media Manager will be responsible for the development of media KPIs, managing social media content, measuring media campaign success and staying up to date with the latest trends.
Social Media Manager
Development
Officer
The Development Officer will manage and build sustainable fundraising activities and campaigns while supporting the growth of the donor relationships. The Development Officer will manage and build sustainable fundraising activities and campaigns while supporting the growth of the donor relationships.