District’s New Partnership With iEducate Seeks to Hire Summer Tutors to Work With Students Who Need Extra Support

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iEducate connects young adolescents and adults who aspire to teach with students who need to learn.

Aldine ISD is calling on current students and alumni to help district students who need additional learning support.

The initiative stems from a partnership with iEducate. The nonprofit connects young adults who aspire to teach with students who need to learn, embedding college and high school students alongside teachers as college readiness mentors to enhance elementary students’ learning and strengthen the homegrown teacher pipeline.

“This partnership is a win-win for everyone,” said Chief of Schools Dr. Katy Roede. “We want to provide students with the tools and skills to reach their full potential. The program also gives students the experience to become highly-effective future teachers. For those future teachers and those who want to give back to their community, I urge eligible students to take advantage of this incredible opportunity.”

Two (2) tutors will be placed across 13 elementary schools. The student tutors will be paired with a certified teacher to help elementary students with core subjects like reading, writing, math, and science. Student tutors will work in person with shifts available between Monday through Thursday.

The program begins June 6 and runs through the end of June. Interested individuals ages 15 and older should apply by May 8 at apply.iEducateUSA.org. No experience is required.

Gain Teaching Experience Now — Help Other Students and Earn Money!

All currently enrolled Aldine ISD high school students and AISD alumni enrolled in college, ages 15 and older, can participate.

• Priority Deadline to Apply: May 8
• Apply today at Apply.iEducateUSA.org
• 26+ Available Tutor Spots
• Earn $14 per hour
• iEducate Training: May 31-June 3
• In-Person Work: June 6-30
• Shifts are available Monday-Thursday, from 7:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.

*You must be eligible to work in the U.S. (U.S. citizen, permanent resident, DACA, EA, or CPT/OPT F-1 students).

Click here to view the flyer in English and Spanish. For more information, call 713-589-2427 or email [email protected]