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RITE E. DESMOND LEE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF TUTORIAL EDUCATION Linda Beteet Bell RITE Facilitator [email protected] 314-7268 314-516-6829 Mailing Address: Agency Partners: AmeriCorps–St. Louis •Gene Slay’s Boys’ Club of St. Louis • University of Missouri–St. Louis Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis • Jennings School District • 305 Marillac Hall Normandy School District • St. Louis Public Schools • St. Vincent Home for Children • 1 University Blvd. YMCA of Greater St. Louis • YWCA Metro St. Louis • St. Louis, MO 63121-4400 U.S.A. University Partners: Fontbonne University • Harris–Stowe State University • Tel.: 314-516-7268 Fax: 314-516-7483 Saint Louis University • Washington University • Web address: www.umsl.edu/~rite Becoming a Tutor Thank you for your interest in becoming an AVID tutor. We want to hire tutors who have a sincere desire to help students in the academic middle (2.0–3.4 GPA) prepare for college. You may learn about AVID by visiting www.avid.org and reviewing the following links: “About” and “Blog & Media”/”Video” The E. Desmond Lee Regional Institute of Tutorial Education (RITE), hires tutors to work in the St. Louis Public Schools’ AVID classrooms. Because the AVID training and the UMSL application process are lengthy, it is important that a prospective tutor have a clear understanding of the program, requirements, and responsibilities of an AVID tutor before engaging in the hiring process. Please read the information outlined below and the second document “Becoming a Tutor—part 2.” Requirements: 1. College student or college graduate 2. 2.5 GPA (verified by transcript) 3. Reliable transportation 4. Available to work at least one school semester. 5. Proficient in core subjects: math (algebra, geometry) and science preferred Responsibilities: 1. Be there on time and on a regular basis; notify teacher in advance of an absence (24-48 hrs). 2. Assist students in maintaining their AVID binders and Cornell notes in all academic classes. 3. Actively participate in tutorial groups. 4. Become familiar with the specific routines and expectations of the AVID teacher’s classroom. 5. Adhere to district/site policies and procedures: www.slps.org . 6. Turn in signed tutorial logs on time. 7. Facilitate the tutorial learning process by implementing AVID methodologies.

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Page 1: E. DESMOND LEE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF TUTORIAL EDUCATION · PDF fileRITE E. DESMOND LEE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF TUTORIAL EDUCATION Linda Beteet Bell RITE Facilitator belllin@umsl.edu

RITE E. DESMOND LEE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF TUTORIAL EDUCATION Linda Beteet Bell RITE Facilitator [email protected] 314-7268 314-516-6829

Mailing Address: Agency Partners: AmeriCorps–St. Louis •Gene Slay’s Boys’ Club of St. Louis • University of Missouri–St. Louis Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis • Jennings School District • 305 Marillac Hall Normandy School District • St. Louis Public Schools • St. Vincent Home for Children • 1 University Blvd. YMCA of Greater St. Louis • YWCA Metro St. Louis • St. Louis, MO 63121-4400 U.S.A. University Partners: Fontbonne University • Harris–Stowe State University • Tel.: 314-516-7268 Fax: 314-516-7483 Saint Louis University • Washington University • Web address: www.umsl.edu/~rite

Becoming a Tutor Thank you for your interest in becoming an AVID tutor. We want to hire tutors who have a sincere desire to help students in the academic middle (2.0–3.4 GPA) prepare for college. You may learn about AVID by visiting www.avid.org and reviewing the following links:

“About” and “Blog & Media”/”Video” The E. Desmond Lee Regional Institute of Tutorial Education (RITE), hires tutors to work in the St. Louis Public Schools’ AVID classrooms. Because the AVID training and the UMSL application process are lengthy, it is important that a prospective tutor have a clear understanding of the program, requirements, and responsibilities of an AVID tutor before engaging in the hiring process. Please read the information outlined below and the second document “Becoming a Tutor—part 2.” Requirements: 1. College student or college graduate 2. 2.5 GPA (verified by transcript) 3. Reliable transportation 4. Available to work at least one school semester. 5. Proficient in core subjects: math (algebra, geometry) and science preferred Responsibilities:

1. Be there on time and on a regular basis; notify teacher in advance of an absence (24-48 hrs). 2. Assist students in maintaining their AVID binders and Cornell notes in all academic classes. 3. Actively participate in tutorial groups. 4. Become familiar with the specific routines and expectations of the AVID teacher’s classroom. 5. Adhere to district/site policies and procedures: www.slps.org. 6. Turn in signed tutorial logs on time. 7. Facilitate the tutorial learning process by implementing AVID methodologies.

Page 2: E. DESMOND LEE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF TUTORIAL EDUCATION · PDF fileRITE E. DESMOND LEE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF TUTORIAL EDUCATION Linda Beteet Bell RITE Facilitator belllin@umsl.edu

September 4, 2012

Linda Bell [email protected] RITE Offices: 314-516-7268 and 314-516-6829

Becoming a Tutor–Part 2

6. Tutorial training is conducted by RITE and AVID.center

2. Applicant should call RITE office (314-516-7268) to make an appointment for an interview. RITE office location: Room 226 A, South Campus Classroom Bldg. (above Univ. Child Development Center).

3. Applicant will be interviewed and required to complete a writing segment. The following documents are needed: Social Security card, unexpired driver’s license, and voided check.

4. Applicant who satisfactorily completes the writing

segment and interview will receive a conditional job offer letter (background check). Applicant will complete the necessary papers.

5. Application process takes 3-4 weeks.

7. Successful applicant will be notified via e-mail about date to begin working.

1. Learn about AVID by visiting www.avid.org or www.umsl.edu/~rite. Submit a copy of transcript (2.5 GPA) to Linda Bell: [email protected].