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ASAS offers an extended learning environment where students can make interpersonal connections, explore personal interests, grow socio-emotionally, feel safe and continue learning. At our six sites, we offer the following program components: 1. Academic Readiness: academic support time takes various forms, from homework completion to teacher-based tutoring, online platform-based tutoring, and creative academic activities in math, reading and writing. In addition, students develop positive work/study habits and acquire the ability to ask for help when needed. Classroom success fosters a positive scholar self-image. 2. STEM/STEAM Programming: we expose our students to STEM experiences to address the disparities between advantaged students and students from low-income backgrounds in access and exposure to STEM fields. 3. Career Exploration: this component solidifies connections between students' academic work, their passions, and possible career paths through field trips to colleges and work sites. We expose students to professionals in varied fields to show that professional/workplace skills are just as important as the more tangible hard skills and academic knowledge. 4. Health and Wellness: ASAS offers students regular access to structured physical activity and nutrition education to help them establish lifelong healthy habits. 5. Visual and Performing Arts: this component plays a vital role in helping our youth express themselves, gain confidence, and build empathy. Art serves as an outlet for emotion, helping students process both positive and negative events in their lives. We teach students how to use creative expression through art to present their thoughts and feelings to others. This holistic support is critical for the middle school students we serve, as the DCPS service gaps in middle school persist, but, at the same time, working families need afterschool support. All programming is infused with mentoring and socio-emotional learning. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here.

Member Duties : The AmeriCorps Program Site Lead will support academic and social-emotional development activities in the after-school programming and ASAS data collection, activity planning, service activities implementation, and evaluation effort in six (6) Title 1 public schools in Wards 5, 6, and 8 in Washington, DC. This position is a term-limited-service position that requires 1,700 hours of commitment to service over a year (12 months from the enrollment date). The position requires 40 hours per week, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm daily, Monday through Friday, with occasional service requirements over the weekend. Program Benefits : Childcare assistance if eligible , Education award upon successful completion of service , Living Allowance , Training . Terms :

Permits working at another job during off hours , Uniforms provided and required . Service Areas :

Community Outreach , Children/Youth , Education . Skills :

Communications , Conflict Resolution , Education , Fine Arts/Crafts , Leadership , Teaching/Tutoring , Youth Development , General Skills , Team Work . Refine Search SUMMARY Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National Program AmeriCorps Program Site Lead Program Start/End Date 09/01/2026 - 08/31/2027 Work Schedule Full Time Education level Some college Age Requirement Minimum: 18 Maximum: 70 Program Locations DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington/Baltimore Languages English Accepting Applications From 09/01/2026 To 01/31/2027 Contact Daniela Grigioni 1730 Rhode Island Ave NW Washington DC 20036 202-805-5628 daniela@as-as.org https://afterschoolallstars.org/chapters/washington-dc Listing ID 131030

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