For nearly 20 years, FLOC has had an invaluable partnership with George Washington University’s DC Reads program, a program of the Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service. Through this partnership, GW students (both volunteers and federal work study employees) are placed as tutors in
Juel, 7, attends H.D. Cooke Elementary School. He is in first grade. At FLOC, Juel goes to the Tuesday Night Reading program and has been at FLOC since October 2013.
In his free time, Juel likes to play soccer with his friends and build Legos. Before tutoring, in the student room, he likes to play Jenga with his brother Julian. Juel’s favorite subjects in school are gym and math.
Andrew Lautz is a GW tutor in the Ross Elementary and both Saturday tutoring programs.
(This story first appeared in the George Washington University DC Reads Newsletter.)
(Holly Friedman is a FLOC intern and attends The George Washington University. She would like to start a blog thread for GW tutors this year.)
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