Operation Hero is a 10-week mentoring program run three times a year by the ASYMCA that targets elementary school children experiencing difficulties, either socially or academically. The program aims to improve children's self-esteem and grades while showing them they have "heroes" within themselves through small-group homework assistance and mentoring.
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Operation Hero is a 10-week mentoring program run three times a year by the ASYMCA that targets elementary school children experiencing difficulties, either socially or academically. The program aims to improve children's self-esteem and grades while showing them they have "heroes" within themselves through small-group homework assistance and mentoring.
Operation Hero is a 10-week mentoring program run three times a year by the ASYMCA that targets elementary school children experiencing difficulties, either socially or academically. The program aims to improve children's self-esteem and grades while showing them they have "heroes" within themselves through small-group homework assistance and mentoring.
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Operation Hero is a 10-week mentoring program run three times a year by the ASYMCA that targets elementary school children experiencing difficulties, either socially or academically. The program aims to improve children's self-esteem and grades while showing them they have "heroes" within themselves through small-group homework assistance and mentoring.
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This mentoring program not only improves self-esteem
and grades, but also allows children to find there are “heroes” inside each of them. The program, which runs for 10 weeks three times a year, targets children from grades 1-5 who are experiencing temporary difficulty in school, either socially or academically. Referred by teachers, parents, or school officials, this afterschool program provides homework assistance and mentoring in small groups.
For more information contact ASYMCA at 910-450-0497