Sentence examples for tutoring program for from inspiring English sources

In the summer before his senior year of high school, he set up a tutoring program for children in the slums of San Juan.

Another anniversary is being observed by the Elmendorf Opportunity Center, which began a tutoring program for children in East Harlem 35 years ago.

In the early 1970s, the church began a tutoring program for neighborhood children and a "Meals on Wheels" service under then-ministers Iain Wilson, pastor, and Clinton C. Glenn Jr., assistant minister.

When she was accepted at Monash the following year on a needs-based scholarship, Lebo jumped into her academic studies but made time to participate in the campus-sponsored Saturday school tutoring program for local youth.

So, in my sophomore year of high school, I started a tutoring program for 6-8th grade African-American and Latino students, who, like me at their age, were experiencing difficulties in school.

And Ann Fudge, now chairman and C.E.O. of Young & Rubicam, left the fast track for two years to travel the world with her husband and help start a tutoring program for African-American children.

An important example of these efforts is tutoring programs for children in foster care.

Tutoring programs for math and science and presentations to schools about careers in the sciences have also been funded.

The Trustees & Staff of Jewish Child Care Association are deeply saddened by the untimely death of Judy Meyers, Director of JCCA's tutoring program, Two Together for 11 years.

It's weird: it's like seeing someone with a white cane and saying, 'Rip that cane out of their hands and let them do it themselves.' " Susan Barton, a former Macintosh software developer who now acts as a consultant on dyslexia and runs a Web site (www.bartonreading.com) about a tutoring program she has developed for dyslexics, said that teachers frequently won't let them use the software.

Video recorded data from the sessions of the tutoring program served as the primary source for analyzing participants' language development over time.