2023-24 School Year Interest Form (Students)

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For Love of Children (FLOC) offers one on one tutoring in math and reading as well as college prep advisory to Washington DC students. We offer weekly programming for the full school year. Students who participate on a weekly basis with minimum absences experience concept mastery that equates to 1 year or more of grade level equivalency!

Dates: TBD Program runs through the Christmas break and resumes mid January through May. Students receive a minimum of 28 weeks of services per school year.

Time: Monday- Thursday 6:00-8:00pm

Location: 1301 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, WDC 20003 (FLOC Main Building; directly across the street from Potomac Avenue metro station) Program sessions are in-person (there are no virtual options available)

1770 Euclid St. NW, WDC 20009 (Adams Morgan Community Center-located next door to The Line Hotel) Program sessions are in-person (there are no virtual options available)

Email *

I meet FLOC program eligibility requirements (MUST meet ALL listed to enroll) *

Washington DC resident (MUST provide DC address)

Student is 2nd-12th grade (MUST have completed 2nd grade or higher; will need to provide most recent report card))

Family receives Medicaid, TANF and or SNAP (must provide proof ex. picture of card, certification letter, etc.)

Student attends DC Public School or DC Public Charter School (verified by report card)

Required

Parent/Guardian First Name *

Parent/Guardian Last Name *

Contact number *

Select the number of students you are interested in enrolling (Must be legally responsible for enrollment) *

Student (s) Grade during the 2023-24 School Year (if none of the below grades apply; the student is not eligible for services) PLEASE check a box for each student you are interested in enrolling. *

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

5th Grade

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th Grade

9th Grade

10th Grade

11th Grade

12th Grade

Required

Are you interested in math, reading, college prep or multiple programs? (Select all programs that your student is eligible. Ex. 3rd graders are not eligible for College Prep but are eligible for all other programs) *

Math (1:1 tutoring program for students who are below grade level in Math; volunteer tutors meet with students once per week for 2 hours in-person)

Reading (1:1 tutoring program for students who are below grade level in Reading; volunteer tutors meet with students once per week for 2 hours in-person)

College Prep (1:1 college preparation program for high school students that assist them with practical elements of preparing for post secondary education. Volunteer coaches meet with students once bi-weekly to work through FAFSA applications, scholarship applications and essays, college applications and much more. Volunteer coaches are given a road map to work from depending on the grade of the student/s with whom paired.)

Book Club (Small group meetings that focus on Reading Comprehension. Often students who participate in NTP also participate but there are also students who are phonetically on grade level but still require additional help in comprehension and critical thinking. Volunteer tutors are paired with a small group of students to work through book readings with small projects to increase comprehension. The group meets once per week for 1 hour in-person.)

Required

Does your student have an IEP or 504 plan? (You will need to provide during the application process to ensure our services align with student needs.) *

Yes

Questions for us? (Feel free to reach us via phone at 202) 349-3513 or ntp@floc.org)

Alternate email (list if you have a different email than you are using to submit form or if you would like the official application to go to multiple email addresses)

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