Healthy Cities Tutoring is pleased to present the 3rd annual Perfect Pairings fundraising celebration on Sunday, February 12, 2017 from 5:30 – 9:30 pm at Mistral Restaurant & Bar in Redwood Shores. This dinner will help us continue our work pairing students who are struggling in school with cialis volunteer tutors from our amazing community.
Tickets will go on sale on December 1, 2016 and we hope that you will join us!
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Every three months you can enjoy a new Heroes and Highlights, our quarterly newsletter with updates on our viagra program, the popular “Tutor Spotlight” and upcoming events.
We hope you enjoy reading it!
A new school year is about to start and we are in need of more volunteer tutors who are willing to help a child one hour a week. If you want to learn more and are interested in becoming a tutor, please come to the training and orientation levitra for new tutors.
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On Tuesday, May 10, Healthy Cities Tutoring held its 20th annual Volunteer Recognition Reception to celebrate and honor our 336 volunteers who provided tutoring to 393 students in 7 schools in San Carlos and 3 schools in Redwood City this year. The recognition event was held at the San Carlos City Hall Council Chambers and students, parents, teachers and the broader community all came to thank the tutors for their service.
The reception began with opening remarks from San Carlos Mayor Cameron Johnson and San Carlos School Board Board President Kathleen Farley. Mayor Johnson spoke fondly of having his own inspiration and role models in his life and the importance of having someone who took the time to listen and make him feel better about himself and how they still have an impact on his decision-making and the way he lives his life today. President Farley also thanked the tutors for their dedication and the impact that HCT has made for children and families in our community.
Additional speakers at the event included John Triska, principal at Brittan Acres, who spoke about the difference that the Healthy Cities Tutoring program has had at his school. A single parent who has a child in the program talked about http://nosubhealth.com/product/flomax/ having the support of a Healthy Cities tutor to help her son and a volunteer tutor with his 8th grade student spoke about the connection they made over the past years. And lastly, a 4th grade student at Clifford School thanked her tutor for helping her to succeed in school.
Certificates of appreciation and gifts were handed out to all of the volunteer tutors. In addition, HCT was proud to honor the tutors who have reached a noteworthy tutoring anniversary:
Many thanks to all of our volunteer tutors and for the support from the broader community that makes our work possible!