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Category Archives: Volunteer Stories
More than a Mentor
It’s National Mentoring Month, a time to focus national attention on the need for mentors, and work together to ensure positive outcomes for our young people. At Boston Partners in Education, we refer to our volunteers as academic mentors, caring … Continue reading →
Guest Blog: ASA is Back in Action
Guest blog post by volunteer academic mentor Tim Morris of American Student Assistance Here at Boston Partners, fall is the season to gear up for the new school year and get volunteers back into classrooms. For Power Lunch in particular, this … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Partners, Guest Blog, Power Lunch, Volunteer Stories
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Tagged academic mentor, American Student Assistance, Boston, boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, Corporate Responsibility, Employee Volunteer, Giving Back, literacy, mentor, mentoring, Power Lunch, reading, volunteer, Volunteer Boston Public Schools, Warren Prescott K-8
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Mother Knows Best
On Mother’s Day we celebrate the bonds we have with some of the most loving and nurturing people we know. At Boston Partners in Education, we’re always celebrating our wonderful academic mentors, who nurture and encourage a dedication to academic … Continue reading →
Posted in Math Rules!, Parents & Families, Volunteer Stories
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Tagged math rules!, Mother's Day, success, volunteer
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Volunteer Week Spotlight: Kathy Strand
National Volunteer Week, April 6-12, 2014, is about inspiring, recognizing and encouraging people to seek out imaginative ways to engage in their communities. It’s about demonstrating to the nation that by working together, we have the fortitude to meet our … Continue reading →
Posted in Math Rules!, Volunteer Stories
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Tagged Boston, Boston Public Schools, class, Elementary Math, inspiration, math rules!, mentor, National Volunteer Week, teachers
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Exceeding Expectations: College Student Uncovers His Passion for Teaching through Volunteerism
When an academic mentor enters a Boston Public Schools classroom to work with a struggling student, the extra attention from a caring adult can have a huge influence on the student’s life. While assisting a student with reading, writing or … Continue reading →
Posted in School Volunteer Program, Uncategorized, Volunteer Stories
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Tagged Boston, Boston AND College, boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, Bunker Hill Community College, career, college, college students volunteering, Jamacia Plain, nonprofit, School Volunteers, teacher, teaching, Volunteering in Classrooms
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Energy Company Gives Math Rules! a Power Boost
$9,500 grant from The National Grid Foundation will support the Math Rules! program in the 2013-2014 school year We all know that National Grid is in the business of providing energy to millions of homes and businesses, but did you … Continue reading →
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Tagged Elementary Math, Grants, National Grid, The National Grid Foundation
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Riding Bikes and Changing Lives at the Rodman Ride for Kids
Team Boston Partners has its sights set on raising $25,000 in under three months On September 28, 2013, over 1,500 bicycling enthusiasts will gather in Foxboro to participate in a non-competitive cycling event to help raise funds and awareness for … Continue reading →
Posted in Friends of Boston Partners, Parents & Families, Special Events, Uncategorized, Volunteer Stories
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Tagged Bike Boston, boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, Cycling events in Boston, Education AND Boston, Foxboro, MA, non-profit events Boston, Ride for Kids, Rodman Ride, Rodman Ride for Kids
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Mother-Daughter Bond Strengthened Through Volunteering
Volunteering can be a great way to get out into the community, try new things and meet new people. But did you know it can also bring you closer together with a loved one? For Joan Farahmand and her daughter … Continue reading →
An Investment with a Priceless Return
Financial services company becomes integral part of school community For companies in the financial sector, success begins with making a good investment. Natixis Global Asset Management (Natixis), a global firm with a Boston office, took this idea to a new … Continue reading →
Posted in Power Lunch, Uncategorized, Volunteer Stories
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Tagged Adopt-A-School, Boston Mayor, boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, Dorchester, education, global asset management, investment, Mayor Menino, mentor, National Volunteer Week, Natixis, priceless, reading, Roxbury, Winthrop
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Guarding The Future
When Wendell Williams’ grandson was four years old, he told Wendell that reading was for suckers. Wendell, a long-time academic mentor with Boston Partners in Education’s program, Math Rules!, was unwilling to let his grandson grow up with such a … Continue reading →
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Tagged boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, future, math, math rules!, mentor, National Mentoring Month, volunteer
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