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EducationWorks

990 Spring Garden St.
Ste. 601
Philadelphia, PA 19123

Main Contact: Ms. Karol A Mason

http://educationworks.org/

Business Description:

Education, Nonprofit, Mentoring, National Services, Community Involvement, Service Learning, Americorps EducationWorks engages children and young people by providing high quality educational programs that make the school day whole and reengage disconnected young adults to education and career readiness. EducationWorks is a nonprofit organization that provides academic support, career readiness, and enrichment programming throughout Greater Philadelphia. In the engage vertical, EducationWorks provides academic support, career readiness and enrichment programming throughout Greater Philadelphia. By focusing on topics like literacy, Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics (STEAM), and social emotional learning, we are equipping approximately 15,000 students annually with the tools needed to be successful in school and life. In the re-engage vertical, we focus on experiential, on-the-job training, shadowing and career exploration. EducationWorks creates Opportunities for Learning and Skills for Life. Recognizing that each child has unique needs, staff works directly with community and school leaders to identify challenges and create customized programs that will have the greatest impact. From in-school programs to out-of-school time and Americorps service, youth from six weeks to adulthood are positively impacted by EducationWorks programming.

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Business Information:

  • Established in 1999
  • Non Profit
  • Member Since 2009

RECENT POSTS

  • APR
    25

  • Champions for Children

    Wednesday, April 25, 2012 12:00 AM

    Posted on 2/14/2012 by Ms. Julie Swarts of EducationWorks

    EducationWorks is committed to enabling inner city youth break the cycle of poverty through education. Our commitment does not end with each school year; it continues in the summer. Each year, EducationWorks invites students to take part in fun and educational summer programs, in safe environments. Last year, 1,500 children enrolled in EducationWorks summer camps; this year we want to increase that number. Unfortunately, many families cannot afford the $150 camp fee.

    You can help: Join us on April 25, meet and hear from some of the youth who have participated in our summer camps, and make a tax-deductible donation of $150 to EducationWorks for each child you want to help have a summer camp experience!

    On behalf of the children, thank you in advance for your support!

    For More Information View Related Information

  • APR
    25

  • Champions for Children

    Wednesday, April 25, 2012 12:00 AM

    Posted on 2/14/2012 by Ms. Julie Swarts of EducationWorks

    EducationWorks is committed to enabling inner city youth break the cycle of poverty through education. Our commitment does not end with each school year; it continues in the summer. Each year, EducationWorks invites students to take part in fun and educational summer programs, in safe environments. Last year, 1,500 children enrolled in EducationWorks summer camps; this year we want to increase that number. Unfortunately, many families cannot afford the $150 camp fee.

    You can help: Join us on April 25, meet and hear from some of the youth who have participated in our summer camps, and make a tax-deductible donation of $150 to EducationWorks for each child you want to help have a summer camp experience!

    On behalf of the children, thank you in advance for your support!

    For More Information View Related Information

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