Volunteers sought for expanding Interfaith-MPS Tutor Program with clear record of success
August 16, 2012 // 0 CommentsSample group of tutored students began 16.7 points below district average in reading; tutoring helped narrow gap to 2.9 points After seeing clear signs of significant improvement among participating students, Milwaukee Public Schools and Interfaith Older Adult Programs will expand the successful Interfaith-MPS Tutor Program connecting older adult tutors with MPS students. That expansion ...
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