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Meet our 2015 Marathon Team
marathon: (măr-ə-thŏn’) Noun 1). A footrace of 26 miles, 385 yards; 2). A contest of endurance As if it wasn’t already, The Boston Marathon® has become a household name across the U.S. and quite possibly, the world. There are many reasons one … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Marathon
Tagged academic mentor, American Tower Corporation, Boston, Boston Marathon, boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, Granite Telecommunications, John Hancock Non-Profit Marathon Program, Marathon Coalition, mentor, Salus Capital Partners, volunteer
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The 2013 Rodman Ride for Kids: One Day, One Big Difference
Imagine a crisp September morning in the gentle hills of Foxborough, Massachusetts, brisk but with the promise of summer-like day. A large crowd gathers, and within it patches of bright colored shirts begin to form as teammates locate one another. … Continue reading
Posted in Special Events
Tagged Boston, events, fundraising, inspiration, learning, mentor, mentoring, volunteer
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BPS Teacher: Community Volunteers Add to the Classroom Dynamic
A guest blog post by Boston Public Schools teacher Jennifer DiSarcina Between managing curriculums, juggling the needs of 20+ students, and keeping up with ever-evolving education standards, we at Boston Partners think it’s safe to say that teachers have mastered … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of Boston Partners, Math Rules!, School Volunteer Program, Teacher Perspective
Tagged academic mentor, boston partners in education, Boston Public Schools, Boston teacher, classroom, classroom volunteers, education, Elementary Math, mentor, public school students, teacher support, teachers, volunteer, volunteer boston
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Marathon Team Needs your Help to Cross the Finish Line
Boston Partners’ Team Makes Final Push to Reach Fundraising Goal One month from today marks the start of the 2013 Boston Marathon®, a world-renowned road race that tests the mental and physical limitations of even the most elite runners. On … Continue reading
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More Than a Part-time Job
What makes a job more than just work? One answer might be when you really enjoy it. Another is when it impacts your life positively, encouraging involvement in your community. For our Site Coordinators, their position is so much more … Continue reading
5 Things I’ve Learned
This summer the Pearson Foundation launched a website showcasing a collection of personal reflections from education leaders devoted to improving the fortunes of others through learning called, Five Things I’ve Learned. We were intrigued by the concept and asked our … Continue reading
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