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Vote for Change in Education! Final Round of Voting: January 5th through January 15th
The website change.org will be presenting the top ideas for improving the country to the President-Elect on Inauguration Day. Our idea to "mobilize mentors, tutors and citizen teachers to help kids succeed" has made it to the final round of voting and you can help us reach the Obama Administration by voting again for our idea now! [See an animated short about our idea first to get you inspired.]
Thanks to all of you who voted for our idea during the first round of voting. After this final round, the top ten ideas with the most votes will be presented to the President. If you think everyone has a role to play in improving kids' lives, don't miss this chance to make your voice heard by casting a final vote before January 15th and asking your colleagues to do the same!
to be an after-school educator
to be a Citizen Teacher
to expanding the learning day
Student-Designed Tote Bags On SaleApprentices from two Harlem middle schools designed these tote bags after school to promote environmental awareness. Pick up a set for your gift list at www.project116.com!
New Book Spotlights Citizen Schools Citizen Schools is featured in The Charismatic Organization: 8 Ways to Grow a Non-Profit that Builds Buzz, Delights Donors, and Energizes Employees, the new book by non-profit strategy experts Shirley Sagawa and Deborah Jospin. Read more about it at www.charismaticorganization.com.
Seeking Educators for the Fellowship Class of 2011! Citizen Schools' National Teaching Fellowship gives aspiring educators hands-on experience, access to a Master's Degree, and community-building partnerships. Applications are now being accepted for out-of-school professionals!
Making HeadlinesRead what people are saying about Citizen Schools and the growing movement to re-imagine the learning day!
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What Will You Teach?
Citizen Schools partners with middle schools to expand the learning day for low-income children across the country. Since 1995, students at Citizen Schools have developed the academic and leadership skills they need to succeed in high school, college, the workplace, and civic life.
At 44 campuses in seven states, serving 3,800 students and engaging 3,200 volunteers, we mobilize a second shift of afternoon educators, who provide academic support, leadership development, and apprenticeships: hands-on projects taught by volunteer experts. Citizen Schools is at the forefront of a movement to educate children, strengthen communities, and increase access to the American Dream.



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