AmeriCorps
Program Overview
The AmeriCorps EXL program provides holistic support to students. All students benefit from structured games and conflict-resolution activities during recess and lunch. Students identified for additional support receive targeted tutoring in literacy or math and/or participate in small-group mentoring focused on social-emotional growth.
Essential AmeriCorps Duties Active Recess: Facilitate daily structured games and activities that promote teamwork, inclusion, and positive behavior during recess and lunch. Mentor students in conflict resolution and cooperative play.
Academic Tutoring: Provide daily 30‑minute tutoring sessions—1:1, in pairs, or small groups—at least four days per week for students below grade level in reading or math. Lesson plans are developed or supported by teachers/curriculum.
Mentoring Services: Lead weekly 30‑minute mentoring sessions—individually or in small groups—focused on relationship‑building, emotional regulation, and personal development. Mentors work with the same students for consistency and trust.
Expanded Learning Support: Support after‑school programs (COOL School) by helping with homework, enrichment, and recreational activities. Members also assist with Spring Break and Summer programs that extend learning beyond the classroom.
Member Duties This role provides an opportunity to be part of a team working towards closing the achievement gap and removing barriers to learning. Tutors will support the academic and social skills development of high‑need students. Specific duties include:
Plan and lead focused activities to embed positive behavior
Encourage participation, attendance, and engagement through parent nights, clubs, field trips, and homework support
Plan and lead daily paired tutoring sessions focusing on literacy or math
Participate in professional development and National Service events to support the local community
Develop skills in data collection and analysis, event planning, and communication
Program Benefits Stipend.
Terms Permits attendance at school during off hours. Car recommended. Permits working at another job during off hours.
Service Areas Children/Youth, Education.
Skills Writing/Editing, Education, General Skills, Team Work, Teaching/Tutoring, Youth Development.
Program Details Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National
Program: Youth Tutor/Mentor 900 Hour
Program Start/End Date: 01/19/2026 - 06/26/2026
Work Schedule: Full Time
Education Level: High school diploma/GED
Age Requirement: Minimum 17, Maximum 99
Program Locations: California – San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose
Languages: English
Accepting Applications: 10/30/2025 - 01/10/2026
Contact Phone: 707-492-0638
Email: americorps@napacoe.org
Website: https://napacoe.org/americorps/expanded-learning/
Lindsey Estes
1450 Technology Ln, Petaluma, CA 94954; Phone: 707-492-0638; Email: lestes@napacoe.org
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Essential AmeriCorps Duties Active Recess: Facilitate daily structured games and activities that promote teamwork, inclusion, and positive behavior during recess and lunch. Mentor students in conflict resolution and cooperative play.
Academic Tutoring: Provide daily 30‑minute tutoring sessions—1:1, in pairs, or small groups—at least four days per week for students below grade level in reading or math. Lesson plans are developed or supported by teachers/curriculum.
Mentoring Services: Lead weekly 30‑minute mentoring sessions—individually or in small groups—focused on relationship‑building, emotional regulation, and personal development. Mentors work with the same students for consistency and trust.
Expanded Learning Support: Support after‑school programs (COOL School) by helping with homework, enrichment, and recreational activities. Members also assist with Spring Break and Summer programs that extend learning beyond the classroom.
Member Duties This role provides an opportunity to be part of a team working towards closing the achievement gap and removing barriers to learning. Tutors will support the academic and social skills development of high‑need students. Specific duties include:
Plan and lead focused activities to embed positive behavior
Encourage participation, attendance, and engagement through parent nights, clubs, field trips, and homework support
Plan and lead daily paired tutoring sessions focusing on literacy or math
Participate in professional development and National Service events to support the local community
Develop skills in data collection and analysis, event planning, and communication
Program Benefits Stipend.
Terms Permits attendance at school during off hours. Car recommended. Permits working at another job during off hours.
Service Areas Children/Youth, Education.
Skills Writing/Editing, Education, General Skills, Team Work, Teaching/Tutoring, Youth Development.
Program Details Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National
Program: Youth Tutor/Mentor 900 Hour
Program Start/End Date: 01/19/2026 - 06/26/2026
Work Schedule: Full Time
Education Level: High school diploma/GED
Age Requirement: Minimum 17, Maximum 99
Program Locations: California – San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose
Languages: English
Accepting Applications: 10/30/2025 - 01/10/2026
Contact Phone: 707-492-0638
Email: americorps@napacoe.org
Website: https://napacoe.org/americorps/expanded-learning/
Lindsey Estes
1450 Technology Ln, Petaluma, CA 94954; Phone: 707-492-0638; Email: lestes@napacoe.org
napacoe.org/americorps
#J-18808-Ljbffr