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Homework Center & Tutoring Program

This Educational program supports the operation of community learning centers that provide academic enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for children.  The program helps students meet state and local student standards in core academic subjects, such as reading and math; offers students a broad array of enrichment activities that can complement their regular academic programs; and offers literacy and other educational services to the families of participating children.

 

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Before/After School

Conducting after school and/or weekly tutoring programs. Teachers and co-teachers provide academic assistance and private and group tutoring sessions.  Students are assisted with homework and upcoming school projects and reports.  Proper study habits are stressed and observed.  Parents are encouraged to take an active role in this process.  Tutors can work directly with the student's teacher to more closely monitor the students and parents progress and development.  Parents can be instructed in the same area as their child so they may feel comfortable in assisting their child at home.

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Computer Literacy Training & Computer Access

Introductory courses in computer software.  Access to educational software and safety oriented on-line access for school projects, homework and outside projects.  Students learn how to use Computer Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, and other reference materials.

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Adult Literacy Classes

Teachers and co-teachers provide academic assistance and private and group tutoring sessions.   Information, instruction and follow up by our instructors networking with instructors at Alternative and Evening Schools to insure every will participant has the opportunity to continue their education around their busy schedule.  

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Educational Referrals

Networking with admissions, directors, for  Colleges, Universities and  Chicago City Colleges we will assist youth and adults with special emphasis on youth ages 17 to 25 to enroll students in college.  Special sessions on the application process, financial aid, transportation, housing and other issues will be offered.  Perspective students will be assigned a guidance counselor to assist them in completing this process.  College fairs are offered for students to obtain admissions and financial aid materials.   

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