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Volunteer with Heart!
07.24.2024
Heart Math Tutoring is looking for 1,600 volunteers to partner with 1,500 students in the 2024/25 school year in Charlotte, NC, Charleston, SC, and Winston-Salem, NC! Heart tutors will support students at 29 Carolina schools with building foundational math skills and gaining the confidence needed for long-term academic success.
With just 1 hour per week from October to April, you can make an impact! Heart provides everything you need – tutor training, a fun, hands-on curriculum, and an on-site Program Coordinator for support. If you … continue reading
Volunteers with HEART: Ashton Colaianni and Daniel Tanaka
04.01.2015“This is by the far the best volunteer program I have been involved with, both in terms of having fun as a volunteer and being able to see that I am truly making a difference in someone’s lif...
Immeasurable Fun At Highland Renaissance Academy
03.27.2015HEART tutor Eleanor Funderburg and her student at Highland Renaissance Academy got creative with the cubes recently while working on estimating and measuring with the Counting Notebook. The goal for ...
Westerly Hills Academy Becomes HEART’s 5th Partner School
03.25.2015HEART Tutoring volunteers began working with 27 third graders at Westerly Hills Academy in January. Westerly Hills, located at 4420 Denver Avenue in West Charlotte, is HEART's fifth Charlotte-Meckle...
Chicago Math Tutoring Program Delivers Big Changes
03.23.2015[caption id="attachment_2197" align="alignright" width="300"] At Edwin G. Foreman High School in Chicago earlier this year, Avery Huberts watched as Christophir Rangel and Iann Trigveros worked on a m...
Must-See Video Shows Power Of Feedback, Expectations
03.20.2015Educators, tutors and parents: This precious six-minute video from the Center For Student Work is a must-see! “Austin’s Butterfly” demonstrates how our specific feedback and high expectations ca...