DPS is looking for approximately 100 qualified math tutors to provide math support to students in new schools in the Far Northeast, in an effort to accelerate student growth.  This math support will come in the form of free, ongoing math tutoring through a partnership between DPS and the Denver Summit Schools Math Fellows. This tutoring program will begin in the 2011-12 school year and will provide students with daily math tutoring that will be built into the regular school day.



Math tutors will work with students beginning mid-July, for a one-year fellowship offered directly through DPS. Those hired receive a salary of $21,000, with the opportunity to earn an additional performance-based incentive of $4,000. Serving as a math tutor provides an excellent opportunity for those committed to increasing student achievement. DPS is committed to providing access to high-quality education, and the Math Fellows program is just one of the key turnaround strategies being employed.



To become a tutor (Math Fellow), candidates must have at least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, possess strong math skills, and make a commitment of 10.5 months. To learn more about this fellowship opportunity, please visit www.denvermathfellows.org.
 

DPS is looking for approximately 100 qualified math tutors to provide math support to students in new schools in the Far Northeast, in an effort to accelerate student growth.  This math support will come in the form of free, ongoing math tutoring through a partnership between DPS and the Denver Summit Schools Math Fellows. This tutoring program will begin in the 2011-12 school year and will provide students with daily math tutoring that will be built into the regular school day.



Math tutors will work with students beginning mid-July, for a one-year fellowship offered directly through DPS. Those hired receive a salary of $21,000, with the opportunity to earn an additional performance-based incentive of $4,000. Serving as a math tutor provides an excellent opportunity for those committed to increasing student achievement. DPS is committed to providing access to high-quality education, and the Math Fellows program is just one of the key turnaround strategies being employed.



To become a tutor (Math Fellow), candidates must have at least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, possess strong math skills, and make a commitment of 10.5 months. To learn more about this fellowship opportunity, please visit www.denvermathfellows.org.