TF Spotlight: Kern Bien-Aime

"For years now I've tried to culture my love for learning and teaching, and serving has been a great exercise for this passion. The leadership and mission of Citizen Schools seem to recognize the impact one dedicated individual can have on young lives, and the communities they live in."

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Introducing Citizen Schools' New Civic Engagement Coordinator, Zoe Pilla!

I graduated from Northeastern majoring in Business Administration and Marketing, with minors in International Affairs and Social Entrepreneurship. While at Northeastern I worked for a year and a half at 3 different internships, my favorite one being at Pine St Inn, which is the biggest center for homeless resources in New England, where I worked in Workforce development.

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Citizen Schools First Recipient of Funding from New Organization Life Science Cares

Boston, MA - Life Science Cares, a new organization that unites the human and financial resources of the life sciences sector in the fight to end poverty in Greater Boston, has selected Citizen Schools as one of its first recipients of a donation to a nonprofit organization. Citizen Schools is a national organization, based in Boston, which partners with middle schools in six states to provide educational enrichment through Expanded Learning Time (ELT) programs held during after school hours.

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Opportunity In Every Classroom

We know that performance in middle school is essential to students future success. At Citizen Schools, we believe that all middle school students have the potential to discover a love of learning that will inspire and prepare them to succeed in high school, college, the workforce, and civic life.

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New Yorkdanagooley
Come Judge our WOW!

We need judges at our first ever, Sugar Grove Academy WOW! on Wednesday, December 14th from 5:30-7:30PM. The time commitment is fairly nominal and requires little to no advanced preparation other than your clearing your schedule and agreeing to attend!

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Briana Mitchell
Building Skills, Building Community

They’ll be using hammers, nails and two-by-fours, but over the next three weeks, fifty students at Joseph George Middle School, an Alum Rock Union Elementary School District’s Visual and Performing Arts school, will be finishing a semester that’s been about more than building walls and roofs. 

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CaliforniaSchuyler Stockman