SAPPHIRE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC
EIN 84-3608280 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
Small Group Tutoring Pods: Tutors Help Students Boost Grades and Improve Overall Academic Skills With Interactive Small Groups. Each Pod Has A Maximum Capacity of 3 Students. Students Will Develop Increased Confidence, Motivation and Self-esteem Through Collaborative Sessions. Tutoring Pods Meet 2 Times Per Week for Two Hours Each Session. Schedules Are Available for Morning and Afternoon Pods. Available Subjects: 4 Through 8th Grade - Math, Reading, English Language Arts 1 to 1 Private Academic Tutoring: Our Tutoring Program Offers A One to One Program Option. Tutors Tailor Each Lesson to The Individual Students Level and Needs. Individualized Instruction Results In An Increase In Self-esteem, Better Grades and A Greater Willingness to Learn. Tutors Will Develop Customized Tutoring Programs Based On Their Students Deficiencies, Strengths and Learning Goals. Tutoring Schedules Are Flexible to Fit The Needs of The Students and Their Family. Available Subjects: 4 Through 12th Grade - Mat
How to reach them
ContactRobyn HiggsExecutive Director
In care of% ROBYN HIGGS
Mailing address930 NEW HOPE RD STE 1, LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 30045-3837
Main phone(770) 904-9230 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@sapphireyouthdevelopmentcenter.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2021
- County
- Gwinnett
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