THE CHICAGO LIGHTS’ TUTORING PROGRAM HELPS STUDENTS
Chicago Lights’ Tutoring Program began in 1964. Students begin the program in first grade and go through ninth grade. PHOTO PROVIDED BY CHICAGO LIGHTS.
mentor.
people. It also has enrichment programs that include dance,
music, meditation and stress coping mechanisms. There also
is a career development program, where young people learn
resume writing and how to dress for a job interview.
go to private school, or students that need help purchasing
books and supplies once they get to high school.
provided with math and reading enrichment, as well as lunch.
Students also get to choose between music, singing, dance
or art. At the end of the program, the students perform and present their creative art enrichment project to the rest of the camp.
we were trying to make up for the Zoom loss, students not getting one-to-one care from them doing virtual school, so we really wanted to focus on the education part of Summer Day,” Dennison said.
chicagolights.org.
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