Volunteer Opportunities:
Enrollment Push
When: Monday, May 13- Friday, May 17, 2:45-4:00 p.m.
Where: Winston Education Campus, 3100 Erie Street, SE
Number needed: 2-3 volunteers per day
What: With Winston Education Campus slated to close at the end of this school year, DC Scholars Stanton has been named as the in-boundary school that the preschool through fifth graders will attend. Please join us as we talk to parents and inform them of the many opportunities available at DC Scholars Stanton.
RSVP: By Sunday, May 12 to Kendra Zehentbauer, kzehentbauer@gmail.com
DC Scholars Stanton Enrollment Fair
When: Saturday, May 18, 10:30 am-1:30 pm
Where: Hillcrest Recreation Center, 3100 Denver Street, SE
Number needed: 10 volunteers
What: Join us as we host DC Scholars students, families, and prospect student and families for an afternoon of fun. Volunteers will help set up tables, operate games for kids, and assist prospective parents as they complete enrollment papers.
RSVP: By Wednesday, May 15 to Kendra Zehentbauer, kzehentbauer@gmail.com
DC Scholars PCS Field Day
When: Friday, May 24, 8:00 am-1:00 pm
Where: DC Scholars PCS, 5601 East Capitol Street, SE
Number needed: 6 volunteers
What: DC Scholars PCS will be hosting its first ever field day! Volunteers will set up and operate games, pass out water to students, and execute other field day tasks.
RSVP: By Monday, May 20 to Kendra Zehentbauer, kzehentbauer@gmail.com
Other Ways to Engage:
DC Scholars Summer School Fund
When: Now through June 30, 2013
Where: At your computer!
What: Join Young Friends of DC Scholars in our efforts to sponsor five students to attend summer school at DC Scholars Stanton Elementary. With only 51 days left in our campaign, we have raised 18% of our $4,000 goal; we need your help! For more specifics about the fundraiser, please visit our fundraising page. Once you contribute, don't forget to share the link on your Facebook page and Twitter feeds!
About Scholar Academies
Currently operating five schools and serving 1,900 students in Philadelphia, PA, Washington, DC, and Trenton, NJ, Scholar Academies manages a network of high-performing schools that provide traditionally underserved, urban students with a meaningful, high-quality education. It is one of the few charter management organizations committed to taking on "turnaround" opportunities that arise within underperforming district or charter schools, in addition to starting new schools. Within the next five years, Scholar Academies aims to have clusters of four to five schools in each of the three regions serving 6,000 students.
About DC Scholars
DC Scholars is the Washington, DC regional cluster of Scholar Academies, a nonprofit school management organization that exists to close the achievement gap and contribute to national efforts to eradicate educational inequity and is currently made up of DC Scholars Stanton Elementary School and DC Scholars Public Charter School located in Wards 7 & 8 respectively. In 2010, Scholar Academies was selected to operate Stanton Elementary, one of the District's lowest-performing elementary schools, through a partnership with DC Public Schools. Guided by the belief that every student can succeed when held to the highest expectations, DC Scholars Stanton Elementary has since implemented a highly-focused, progressive educational approach designed specifically to close the achievement gap for low-income students who come to school severely underprepared.
In 2012, the brand new DC Scholars Public Charter School opened its doors to over 180 students in grades preschool through three. With plans to grow to the eighth grade, DC Scholars PCS is committed—like DC Scholars Stanton Elementary—to preparing all students to succeed academically in high school and college.
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