Today a reader, tomorrow a leader
How Does ABQ Reads Work?
Volunteer tutors commit 1.5 hours a week to tutor two Kindergarten or 1st grade students, one-on-one, for 30 minutes each. Lessons are scripted by a certified APS teacher and structured into three 10-minute segments―reading, writing, and skills development.
What If I Can’t Commit To 1.5 Hours Each Week?
You can still be a change-maker! An option is to form teams of up to four volunteers. Select the day of the week that works best (Tues., Wed., or Thurs.). The 4-person team rotates their members volunteering on this day throughout the month. This lessens the time commitment to 1.5 hours per month per volunteer
Does the Program Make a Difference?
The ABQ Reads tutoring program is evaluated on a yearly basis by Albuquerque Public Schools’ Strategic Analysis & Program Research office in order to provide measurable results of the program. The most recent multi-year analysis of ABQ Reads’ program effectiveness stated the following, “…findings remain consistent and positive that ABQ Reads helps students to reach the ultimate goal of reading at grade level.”
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Grow their creative confidence
Each creative activity is an opportunity for a child to embrace a new challenge. Through hands-on learning, a child is more likely to remain engaged and to build upon their creative problem-solving skills.
Learning together
In-person activities encourage little ones to become better independent learners, ABQ Reads is a special opportunity for you to work together with an APS child.
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