Apollo 20 Fellows

Mission
The program is designed to expand educational opportunities for students in Houston's most high-need schools through intensive small-group tutoring in math. Fellows work to meet the unique learning needs of each child through lessons that bridge academic gaps and grow students' confidence.
Program Description
The Apollo 20 Fellows Program is a service opportunity that places passionate full-time tutors in schools across HISD.
Type of service
Other
Year Started
2010
Headquarter Location (City, State)
Houston, Texas
States of Operation
Texas
Subject Offered
Math
Setting
During School
Delivery Mode
In-Person
Tutor-Student Ratio
Small group
Organization Type
Nonprofit
Customer Type
Student

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