What is the East Harlem Tutorial Program

Colman J. Chamberlain

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• Langue: English

Extrait

Elementary School Program

East Harlem Tutorial’s Elementary School Program is a comprehensive after school

education program designed to equip elementary school students (aged 5-11) with the

knowledge, skills, and tools to:



Develop strong academic competencies in literacy, math, and writing



Build positive foundations for social development



Build confidence and cultural awareness through artistic expression



Perform at grade level and be better prepared for advancement

Elementary School Program

What is the East Harlem Tutorial Program?

The East Harlem Tutorial Program, or EHTP for short, is a free after school program run by

an exceptional staff and nearly 200 volunteers. We offer East Harlem youth

comprehensive academic and social enhancing activities, including reading, math, science,

one-to-one tutoring, and arts and culture courses. EHTP's programs take place during both

the school calendar year and summer.

In addition to youth-based programs, EHTP also offers a variety of family services,

including ESL (English as a second language)/Family Literacy classes and social counseling.

Together these programs provide a solid foundation for youth and families to succeed.

Curriculum

– 4 Days Per Week

Academic Programming – 2 days per week



Literacy



Science



Mathematics



Social Studies

Arts Programming – 1 day per week

Tutoring – 1 day per week



1-on-1 Tutoring will be given to ALL participants!

Summer Program

Our summer program details have yet to be finalized. All accepted students will be

updated of the details as they become available.

Program Costs

FREE! Through the generosity of numerous individuals, foundations, and corporations we

are able to offer programming free of charge.

Admissions

Who We Accept

This program is open to any K-5 grade students who live, attend school, or have a

parent working in the East Harlem zip codes 10029 and 10035.

How to Apply

Fill out an application.

Process for New Applicants

As spots in the program are frequently full, the admissions process for new participants is

done on a rolling process. New applications are date-stamped and processed in the

order they are received – No exceptions. As spots become available families will be

contacted in the order applications were received.

Process for Returning Applicants

Intake and Assessment meetings are required of all returning participants. Before the

program starts, returning participants will receive a letter informing them that they need

to schedule these meetings. Once Intake and Assessment are complete participants can

start programming the following program day.

Requirements

Requirements for Participants

All participants must:



Attend and participate in all aspects of programming



Follow all guidelines set fourth in the Participant Contract to be signed at

orientation for accepted students

Requirements for Parents/Guardians

All parents and/or guardians must:



Complete the application process



Follow all guidelines set fourth in the Parent Contract to be signed at

orientation for accepted students

Examples of Daily Schedules

Kindergarten – 2

nd

Grade

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

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10am–12am

3rd Grade

Monday

Tuesday

*Wednesday*

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

6pm – 8pm

3pm – 6pm

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4

th

Grade

Monday

*Tuesday*

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3pm – 6pm

6pm – 8pm

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

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5

th

Grade

*Monday*

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

6pm – 8pm

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

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MPORTANT

: Schedule and program details are subject to change as EHTP sees fit. This

schedule is only an example and may not resemble the times or days your child will

be expected to attend

Middle School Program

East Harlem Tutorial’s Middle School Program is a part of the University Program. It is a

comprehensive after school education program designed to equip middle school students

(aged 12-15) with the knowledge, skills, and tools to:



Excel in middle school



Develop socially and academically



Build community awareness and teamwork



Perform at grade level and get accepted into a high school of their choice

Middle School Program

What is the East Harlem Tutorial Program?

The East Harlem Tutorial Program, or EHTP for short, is a free after school program run by

an exceptional staff and nearly 200 volunteers. We offer East Harlem youth

comprehensive academic and social enhancing activities, including reading, math, science,

one-to-one tutoring, and arts and culture courses. EHTP's programs take place during both

the school calendar year and summer.

In addition to youth-based programs, EHTP also offers a variety of family services,

including ESL (English as a second language)/Family Literacy classes and social counseling.

Together these programs provide a solid foundation for youth and families to succeed.

Example Curriculum

– 5 Days Per Week

Example Academic Programs



Writing



Science



Mathematics



History

Example Elective Programs



Sports



Dance



Lego Robotics (7

TH

&

8

TH

)



Arts



Touro Science Program

(8

TH

)

Tutoring



Tutoring will be provided based on student need

Summer Program

Our summer program details have yet to be finalized. All accepted students will be

updated of the details as they become available.

Program Costs

FREE! Through the generosity of numerous individuals, foundations, and corporations we

are able to offer programming free of charge.

Admissions

Who We Accept

This program is open to any 6

th

- 8

th

grade students who live, attend school, or have a

parent working in the East Harlem zip codes 10029 and 10035.

Please note that 1

st

priority will be given to 6

th

grade applicants.

How to Apply

Fill out an application.

Process for New Applicants

As spots in the program are frequently full, the admissions process for new participants is

done on a rolling process. New applications are date-stamped and processed in the

order they are received – No exceptions. As spots become available families will be

contacted in the order applications were received.

Process for Returning Applicants

Intake and Assessment meetings are required of all returning participants. Before the

program starts, returning participants will receive a letter informing them that they need

to schedule these meetings. Once Intake and Assessment are complete participants can

start programming the following program day.

Requirements

Requirements for Participants

All participants must:



Attend and participate in all aspects of programming



Follow all guidelines set fourth in the Participant Contract to be signed at

orientation for accepted students

Requirements for Parents/Guardians

All parents and/or guardians must:



Complete the application process



Follow all guidelines set fourth in the Parent Contract to be signed at

orientation for accepted students

Example Schedule

(individual schedules and courses offered will vary)

3:00pm – 4:00pm

Check-in

4:00pm – 5:00pm

Homework Help

5:00pm – 6:30pm

Touro Program (Elective)

6:30pm – 7:45pm

Open Academic Help

University Program

East Harlem Tutorial’s high school program, referred to as the University Program, is a

comprehensive after school education program designed to equip middle school students

(aged 16-19) with the knowledge, skills, and tools to:



Excel in high school and prepare for college



Develop socially and academically



Build community awareness and teamwork



Be accepted into a two or four year college

High School Program

What is the East Harlem Tutorial Program?

The East Harlem Tutorial Program, or EHTP for short, is a free after school program run by

an exceptional staff and nearly 200 volunteers. We offer East Harlem youth

comprehensive academic and social enhancing activities, including reading, math, science,

one-to-one tutoring, and arts and culture courses. EHTP's programs take place during both

the school calendar year and summer.

In addition to youth-based programs, EHTP also offers a variety of family services,

including ESL (English as a second language)/Family Literacy classes and social counseling.

Together these programs provide a solid foundation for youth and families to succeed.

Curriculum

Example Academic Programs



Writing



SAT &

Regents Prep



Mathematics



Science

Example Elective Programs



Writing



Robotics



Arts



Dance



Touro Science

Program



Film & TV Production



Sports

Tutoring



Group tutoring will be provided based on need

Summer Program

Our summer program details have yet to be finalized. All accepted students will be

updated of the details as they become available.

Program Costs

FREE! Through the generosity of numerous individuals, foundations, and corporations we

are able to offer programming free of charge.

Admissions

Who We Accept

This program is open to any 9

th

- 12

th

grade students who live, attend school, or have

a parent working in the East Harlem zip codes 10029 and 10035.

Please note that 1

st

priority will be given to 9

th

grade applicants.

How to Apply

Fill out an application.

Process for New Applicants

As spots in the program are frequently full, the admissions process for new

participants is done on a rolling process. New applications are date-stamped and

processed in the order they are received – No exceptions. As spots become available

families will be contacted in the order applications were received.

Process for Returning Applicants

Intake and Assessment meetings are required of all returning participants. Before the

program starts, returning participants will receive a letter informing them that they

need to schedule these meetings. Once Intake and Assessment are complete

participants can start programming the following program day.

Requirements

Requirements for Participants

All participants must:



Attend and participate in all aspects of programming

o

11

th

and 12

th

graders MUST participate in College Prep

Content Circles



Follow all guidelines set fourth in the Participant Contract to be signed at

orientation for accepted students

Requirements for Parents/Guardians

All parents and/or guardians must:



Complete the application process



Follow all guidelines set fourth in the Parent Contract to be signed at

orientation for accepted students

Example Schedule

(individual schedules and courses offered will vary)

3:00pm – 4:00pm

Check-in

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Robotics (Elective)

6:00pm – 6:30pm

Break

6:30pm – 8:00pm

Living Environment (Content Circle)

Other Content Circles offered may include: American History, Global History, Basic Algebra,

and Chemistry.