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Philadelphia
Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development
3451 Walnut Street, Suite
P-117, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6205
215-573-2379 / 215-573-1134
fax
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Scholars in Service to Pennsylvania AmeriCorps
Program
Orientation & Member Development
Orientation
Download the video montage about AmeriCorps
Member Development
Leadership Development
Housing and Homelessness Issues
Education / Academic
Achievement
LEARNS Web-based Tutor Training
Three different
web-based tutor training modules for: Reading Comprehension, Learning
to Read in English, and Homework Help in Out of School Time.
http://www.nwrel.org/learns/web-based/index.php
EducationPlanner.org
Resource-rich
website that will guide students and their mentors through six sections
related to college: discovering, preparing, selecting, applying,
deciding, and paying for college.
http://www.educationplanner.com/
Various College and
Career Planning Resources from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance
Agency (PHEAA)
Community partners can order various booklets,
CDs, videos, posters, etc. all aimed at preparing middle school, high
school, and non-traditional students for college and career.
Train your Scholars to use these materials with the students they serve.
Visit PHEAA Website and click on " K-12 Counselors"
(at far right). Then click on " K-8 Counselors"
or " 9-12
Counselors" depending on whether you want resources for
elementary/middle grades or for high school aged youth. Then
click on " Thumbnails
and online ordering of
materials." The Order
Form is also on-line.
K-H Partnership Toolkit
from Campus Compact for New
Hampshire
A comprehensive guide to developing
partnerships with K-12 schools as well as school districts.
Elements include: Elements of Effective Partnerships; Building
Effective Partnerships: Foundations, Activities, and Tools; Elements of
an Effective Partnership Documentation; Activity to Define Partnership;
Carousel Activities to Develop Awareness; Partnership Tracking Sheet;
Developing A Shared Vision; Developing a Partnership Mission Statement;
Needs/Challenges/Resources/Assets; Developing Awareness, Stakeholder
Participation and Developing a Partnership Development Team; Developing
an Action Plan, Formulating Goals and Objectives; Publicity, Awareness
and Communication; Recognition; and Formalizing the Partnership.
Download here.
Financial Literacy/Financial Education
Financial Independence for Tomorrow (FIT)
Developed by Megan Boone, VISTA Member at Wilkes University, the FIT
program trains and places college students into various community
settings to teach people about the basics of financial health.
You can download the Program Handbook,
which is distributed to students, as well as the Instructor's Guide as PDF documents.
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