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SUPTS. MEMO. NO. 91
May 17, 1996 |
| TO: | Division Superintendents |
| FROM: | William C. Bosher, Jr. Superintendent of Public Instruction |
| SUBJECT: | 1996-97 Central Fidelity Tutors For Success Program |
This memorandum is a request for proposals to participate in
the 1996-97 Central Fidelity Tutors For Success Program.
Central Fidelity Banks, Inc., in partnership with the
Department of Education, will make available $535,800, over
three years, to establish elementary tutorial programs for
at-risk students. Ten schools will be selected to
participate in this program. Each participating school will
receive $4,700 a year to support the program.
The Central Fidelity Tutors For Success Program is open to
all Virginia public elementary schools within a 25-mile
radius of a Central Fidelity office. There is no limit to
the number of schools that may apply within a given
division. This memo will be sent to each elementary
principal within your school division. All schools must
submit a continuation proposal each year to continue program
funding. Proposals will be judged on demonstrated need and
quality.
Program Requirements:
Each proposed tutorial program must meet the following
requirements:
- serve 10-15 identified at-risk students;
- use alternative instructional strategies and
materials;
- offer the program as an extension of the school
day or as a Saturday program;
- meet at least 40 times during the school year;
- be coordinated by a certified teacher;
- offer bank employees the opportunity to
participate as volunteers;
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May 17, 1996
- offer the equivalent of one-half a school day
of instruction per week;
- complete a pre- and post-assessment of each
participating student;
- complete a brief two-page annual report that
documents the progress of the program and the
students;
- provide at least one designated representative
at two one-day meetings in Richmond; and
- provide program services to students at no
charge.
Proposal Requirements:
Proposals can be no more than two pages in length
and must answer the following questions:
1. Why should this site be selected to participate
in the Central Fidelity Tutors For Success
Program?
2. How will this program assist at-risk students
in the community? and
3. What additional resources will this site
provide to enhance this program?
To be accepted, each proposal must include a program budget
and have the attached cover sheet completed and signed by the
school division superintendent.
- DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS: Friday, July 12, 1996
- Please return the proposal to:
Tammy McGee
Central Fidelity
P. O. Box 27602
Richmond, VA 23261
- Selected schools will be notified by Friday,
August 2, 1996.
If you require additional information, please contact
Mrs. Tammy McGee, Central Fidelity Bank, at (804) 697-7201 or
James Heywood, Department of Education, at (804) 225-2865.
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Attachment: This memo and its attachment will be sent to
the superintendent's office CENTRAL FIDELITY TUTORIAL PROGRAM
1996-97 PROPOSAL
(Please type or print)
School Division: __________________________________________________________
Superintendent:
__________________________________________________________
Principal: __________________________________________________________
School: __________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________
__________________________________ Zip ______________
Phone: ( ) ________________________
Grades Housed: ______________________________
Estimated School 1996-97 Enrollment: ____________________
Percent of Students Receiving Free and Reduced Lunch:
_______________
Ethnic Composition
Black Caucasian Hispanic
boys ____ girls ____boys ____ girls ____boys ____ girls ____
Native American Asian/Pacific Islander
boys ____ girls ____ boys ____ girls____
_______________________________________
Signature, Division Superintendent
Please return the proposal to:
Tammy McGee
Central Fidelity
P. O. Box 27602
Richmond, VA 23261