Peer Tutoring Club

Xaverian Clubs and Activities

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  • Join Peer Tutoring!

    Xaverian peer tutors are students from the high school who volunteer to help other students in the high school and in Genesis to be more successful in the academic areas in which they struggle. The purpose of the organization has been to provide support to others in the community. At the same time, tutors fulfill community service requirements and add them to their college resumes. Even more importantly, they are experiencing the pleasure of giving to others and increasing their understanding of the perspectives and thinking processes of others. This broadens their minds and increases their capacity for empathy. Tutors have met with their tutees, before, during, and after school hours.

    Become a Peer Tutor
    If you are interested in becoming a peer tutor, please submit your application using this Google Form. Interested students must demonstrate academic achievement in their selected subject areas to be approved.

    Sign Up for Help
    If you require the assistance of a peer tutor or have been directed to enroll in the peer tutoring program by an Academic Dean, please fill out this Google Form for high school students and this Google form for Genesis students to indicate areas of need.
           
    For more information about The Peer Tutoring Program and meeting days and times, please get in touch with moderators, Ms. Nicole Cimaglia (ncimaglia@239877.com) and Ms. Denise Cotogno (dcotogno@239877.com).

Xaverian

Established in 1957, Xaverian is one of thirteen schools nationwide sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers.