Edu-Boost™ Program

Closing The Academic Achievement Gap:

• Funded through donations and grants from variou sources.
• Parental involvement and encouragement to students
• Measurable and accountable academic progress
• To improve Math and Reading test scores
  

Our Edu-Boost™ program involves supplementing the curriculum that the students are currently receiving in their current schools with a year-round, 3 ½ hours per week evenings or weekends academic studies program focused on Mathematics, Language Arts and PC and Internet Literacy classes, including access to the proprietary Success Warriors academic information portal. The curriculum selected by Success Warriors will be a standard curriculum offering throughout the country, and it is “standards-based”, high quality commercial curriculum based on available research. The selected curriculum uses traditional materials and innovative technology. It is currently provided worldwide and hosted on computers (with back-up) at a central location in the U.S., and will be delivered, in part, over the Internet (Online School portion), with the remainder consisting of standard books and materials. The majority of the teachers will be the parents themselves, supplemented with volunteers from institutions of higher education, corporations, high schools, professional and service organizations like national Engineering associations and Greek fraternities and sororities. In addition to these Primary Teachers, there will also be “Virtual Education Advisors™ (VEA), who will coach and advise the Parents/Primary Teachers regarding how to teach the selected K12 curriculum in an effective way.

Family Qualification For Program:

1. Initially, student is in either 3rd, 4th or 5th grade.
2. Student is underperforming in either Math or Reading (Language Arts)
3. Parent will make strong, written commitment to teach/tutor the child approximately 3 to 4 hours per week.
4. The family has a PC with Internet connectivity in their home.
5. The student is verified to be in financial need, e.g., in the school’s“ free lunch” program
6. The family is willing to accept the coaching/assistance of a “Virtual Education Advisor™ (VEA)"

Notes:

1. Funds from donations and grants will pay for the PC-based curriculum for the student.
2. The “virtual “ teachers will be nation-wide pool of volunteers.
3. Each selected student will be allowed only one tuition-free curriculum course per year.