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Tutor Announcements
* Click here to complete the Tutor Renewal Form with information about your plans for fall semester.

* Nominate someone for Each One Teach One! EOTO: Jump Start expanded to Ford Elementary in January! Help us grow to serve more students.

* EOTO: College Bound is currently filled to capacity and is not accepting new tutors at this time.  Interested tutors are welcome to participate in EOTO: Jump Start!

* View the recent news story about College Bound

 

Each One Teach One
is Washington University's tutoring initiative,
dedicated to connecting WU tutors
with students in greatest need of support.

Founded in 2000 and coordinated by the Community Service Office,
Each One Teach One now supports over 150 tutors through two programs:
EOTO: Jump Start and EOTO: College Bound.

Each One Teach One is committed to providing orientation and training to tutors so they can be most effective in their work. Special events are organized each semester to promote mentoring, new experiences, and fun!

Tutors are expected to make a weekly commitment to tutoring and to serve as positive role models.

All WU students, staff, and faculty are eligible to tutor.

EOTO: Jump Start

EOTO: College Bound

Overview:

EOTO: Jump Start is a partnership with the St. Louis Public Schools to support elementary school students. The school district serves the City of St. Louis and aims to improve the achievement of students in every classroom and in every school.

Overview:

EOTO: College Bound is a partnership with College Bound, which aims to give promising, motivated, under-resourced high school students the academic capacity, social support, and life skills necessary to apply, matriculate, and succeed in four-year college.

Location:

Hamilton Elementary (PK-8)

Ford Elemenary (PK-6)

Location:

Lopata House on

WU's North Side

Days:

Hamilton: Monday through Thursday

Ford: Tuesday & Thursday

(Tutors pick one day/week)

Day:

Sunday

Time:

3:30-6:00pm with travel time

Time:

2:00-4:00pm

Transportation:

Bus transportation provided

Transportation:

Walk to Lopata House

Coordinator:

Katherine Kerschen

eoto@wustl.edu

Coordinator:

Alex Gillula

eoto@wustl.edu

Schedule (pdf)

Fall 2008

Spring 2009

 

Fall 2008

Spring 2009

Join the EOTO Legacy!
If you are interested in tutoring, please click here to download enrollment materials.

Sponsors
Each One Teach One is run by the Community Service Office, with funding support from the St. Louis Public Schools and Student Union.

Tutor Resources
Download pacing guides from the St. Louis Public Schools to stay informed about what the children are learning in school, day by day.

"Obviously, the kids are the real winners. I never really got the importance of tutoring until I became a teacher. This free assistance is so important especially because many students do not complete thier homework at all without these tutors. The idea of having a one-on-one tutor is mindboggling now. The best I can usually do is 1 on 10."
-Glenn Davis '03, Former EOTO Coordinator, Teach For America alum, and current KIPP School Teacher

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spacerbracket"I think that service means compassion and love and reaching out to people that don’t have as much as yourself."
-Julie Venci, '00		bracket
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