For five weeks this summer, FLOC Middle School Scholars explored the National Zoo through the lens of a zoologist. The first week, students learned about different career opportunities in the field of zoology like Zookeeper, Wildlife Educator, and Researcher. Students engaged in a number of
(FLOC welcomes new staff each summer. In this miniseries, we are recognizing our summer associates and interns by publishing blog posts about their experiences. Pavi Chidambaram is the Lead Site Coordinator for the Summer Reading Academy.)
For Love of Children is proud to say that we were recently featured in Bittersweet‘s “Cultivating Community Development” issue.
(FLOC welcomes new staff each summer. In this miniseries, we are recognizing our summer associates and interns by publishing blog posts about their experiences. Regan Rundio is the ACT/SAT Test Prep Instructor.)
(FLOC welcomes new staff each summer. In this miniseries, we are recognizing our summer associates and interns by publishing blog posts about their experiences. Jessica Briatico is the Lead Site Coordinator for the Summer Math Program.)
For Love of Children is thrilled to announce that, once again, FLOC has been selected as “one of the best small charities” in the greater Washington region and will be recognized in the 2012-2013 Catalogue for Philanthropy.
We can’t believe it’s already the end of the year at FLOC! Our tutoring programs have all wrapped up, and we’ve celebrated student accomplishments at our end of year parties.
For Love of Children is excited to be involved with a local business – Baked by Yael – that is owned by a woman who is passionate about giving back to her community.
The Neighborhood Tutoring Program would not be able to reach as many students as it does without the help of our wonderful partner sites.
John and Jenny M. began tutoring in the fall semester of 2010. They wanted to get involved in the community and participate in a volunteering opportunity that focused on education.
