Healthy Cities Tutoring Program
The Parks & Recreation Department is responsible for managing the San Carlos Healthy Cities Tutoring Program. Using grant funding from the State, City and School District resources, our Healthy Cities Program is providing new services to the community. Lions Club Tri-Tip Dinner Supports Healthy Cities Tutoring Program - November 1, 2008 
Healthy Cities School Tutoring Program The Healthy Cities Program is a unique City, School & Community Partnership. The Healthy Cities Tutoring Program is improving the education of our city's children through a tutoring program. Volunteers from the community are paired with students in the San Carlos School District to assist with homework, reading & writing, organization, and mentoring. The commitment is just one hour a week and you can make a huge difference in the life of a child. Join us and become a Volunteer Tutor! Tutors are asked to commit one hour per week for the 2008-09 school year to a child in need of academic and mentoring support. No experience is necessary. For more information, contact Donna Becht at 802-4319 or email: dbecht@cityofsancarlos.org.
For more information about the Healthy Cities Tutoring Program, or to find out how you can get involved please contact Donna Becht at (650) 802-4319 or dbecht@cityofsancarlos.org. Forms For current tutors we now have the Record of Tutoring Session Form available on the web. Attached below are both PDF and Word versions of the form. 1. Download the Word version.
You will need a copy of Microsoft Word Software installed on your computer in order to download this form.
Click on the link below. Click on 'Save' button, and save the file to your computer. Fill out the form fields electronically. Click Save, to save the information you have filled out. Finally, eMail the form as an attachment, to your student's teacher or the Healthy Cities Program Coordinator, Donna Becht. 2. Download the PDF version
After you download the form, the information can be filled out electronically, but you are still required to print out the form, and then return the hard copy to your student's school. Using Acrobat PDF
If you are unable to view the Acrobat PDF document, you will need to download the Free Acrobat reader program. |
