Our Youth Education Mentoring (YEM) programs connect committed Dartmouth students with local youth and aim to teach them about educational access and equity.
DCSI offers five different opportunities for students to partner with schools and community organizations and create holistic approaches to youth growth, development, and learning. Click below for more information on each program.
America Reads employs Dartmouth students in the Federal Work-Study Program as in-school tutors and after-school program aides in the Rivendell, Hartford, and Lebanon school districts, providing intensive reading assistance to K-3 students.
Read MoreGrowing Change is a farm-to-school program that connects Dartmouth Volunteers with the Upper Valley's vibrant agricultural community. Volunteers work with youth from the Dothan Brook School (DBS), either developing and facilitating science curriculum for first and second graders or planning activities for their afterschool program.
Read MoreStrengthening Educational Access with Dartmouth (SEAD) empowers promising high school students from under-resourced backgrounds to thrive in high school and college.
Read MoreReach out to Program Manager for Educational Access and Equity, Derek Burkins, with questions regarding YEM programs.