Thursday, January 3, 2013

Lesson+Plan+Table

· for volunteers or parents looking for more academic resources when working with children

· Grade levels: K-8^th

· Subjects:

· Algebra I

· Algebra II

· Geometry

· National Library of Virtual Manipulatives: http://nlvm.usu.edu/

· Common Core Standards: http://www.corestandards.org/

CMH Services: (615) 781-8752

· 501 C3 organization, founded in 2003 by Calvin Hunt.

· Goal: to provide quality services that reduce the number of children entering state custody

· playing a proactive role in helping youth become productive citizens

· Specializes in family support services, mentoring, anger management, Conflict resolution, tutoring, and homemaker services

· Seeks to enhance the quality of life for children and families by providing individualized services that meet their need.

· Clients: Male & Female; ages 6-21; youth at risk of state custody or exiting state custody

· Services:

· Provide child and family with adult role model who will provide opportunities for good decision-making, success, and positive feedback

· Recreational activities

· Homework monitoring

· Guidance, support, self-esteem building

· Individualized services to meet each child’s unique needs

· 376 Clearlake Drive W, Nashville, TN 37217

All The Kings Men: 1 (866) 409-KING (5464)

· Faith-based organization

· Mission: “To provide African American male youth greater access to delinquency prevention and early intervention programs”

· Values: “Excellence, Integrity, Accountability, & Faith”

· 9-month systematic leadership development program (ongoing)

· Summer enrichment/fellowship program

· Group and one-to-one mentoring

· Immersion trips

· Applications accepted in Fall season

· Student Application form + Family Orientation visit

· Enrollment: $35

· AKM Activities List:

· Mentoring

· Homework Assistance

· College awareness & preparation

· Employment preparation/training

· Courses and enrichment in culture & arts

· Volunteer/community service opportunities

· Drug & violence prevention

· Supervised recreation

· Youth leadership