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Note:<\/em> This blog post features one of our Spanish-speaking parents at FLOC, so we have posted the translated version underneath so he can share in the story telling. \/ Atenci\u00f3n: Esta entrada se trata de uno de los padres hispanohablantes de estudiantes en FLOC por tanto hemos incluido una versi\u00f3n en espa\u00f1ol m\u00e1s adelante para que \u00e9l pueda ser parte de esta historia.<\/p>\n

One of my favorite aspects of running both of our Saturday tutoring programs is the community atmosphere we have developed with both the volunteers and the families who participate in our programs. This past weekend, for example, the Saturday reading volunteers and staff shared with each other our aspirations for what house we would have been in if we had been characters in the Harry Potter series (shout out to the Hufflepuff house!) Because of our relationship, there are certain volunteers and families that have adopted roles in our programs without even being asked to help. This blog post is my opportunity to highlight a parent who has contributed to the efficiency of our Saturday Reading program since last year and has continued to be a familiar face to both our volunteers and other families.<\/p>\n

Eduardo has been involved with FLOC since his daughter, Stefany, was first enrolled in our Saturday reading program in October 2013. Although he and Stefany\u2019s mother are separated, he takes advantage of the weekends he spends with Stefany and is very proud of bringing her to FLOC every Saturday.<\/p>\n

Because of his circumstances growing up in El Salvador, he did not have an opportunity to study. Therefore, when he and Stefany\u2019s mother realized that she needed more academic support, they applied to FLOC so that she could get help with her reading skills. Once she was enrolled, he took on the responsibility of bringing her to FLOC every Saturday \u2013 even though he lives in Virginia and she lives in DC. After a few weeks of bringing Stefany to program, he noticed that our staff struggled with welcoming everyone who walked in the door because we were always running around showing new students and tutors the procedures for program each week. So one day, he stood by the door, greeted everyone who walked in, and pointed to them where they needed to go depending on whether they were tutors or a family. Program ran very smoothly that day, and he has continued to help us ever since!<\/p>\n

Eduardo shared with me that he helps FLOC because he is very grateful for the opportunity Stefany has here and he is motivated to help us because of how much we help his daughter. When asked about his commitment to FLOC, he said that he honestly does it because \u201cIf I die tomorrow, I want her to remember our walks to FLOC. I want her to remember that I used to bring her to this place that taught her so much. I want to be part of her memory of FLOC.\u201d<\/p>\n

Stefany also seems to appreciate having her dad around program because, as she says, \u201cIf there wasn\u2019t a door helper, nobody else would help!\u201d So if you are ever coming to FLOC on a Saturday after 12:30pm, please be sure to say \u201cthank you\u201d to Eduardo because he will be very excited to welcome you to our Saturday community!<\/p>\n

(Aurin Agramonte is the NTP Bilingual Program Coordinator and the site supervisor for both Saturday tutoring programs at FLOC\u2019s Adams Morgan office.) \u2014-<\/em><\/p>\n

Lo que me encanta m\u00e1s de ser supervisora de los dos programas sabatinos de tutor\u00eda es la comunidad que hemos creado con los voluntarios y las familias que participan en esos programas. Por ejemplo, los voluntarios y nuestro personal pasamos el s\u00e1bado pasado compartiendo nuestras aspiraciones de cu\u00e1l casa de Harry Potter nosotros nos identific\u00e1bamos m\u00e1s (saludos a los que se identifican con la casa Hufflepuff!). Por esa raz\u00f3n, hay algunos voluntarios y padres que han tomado responsabilidades en nuestros programas sin que yo se lo pida. Esta entrada es una dedicaci\u00f3n a uno de los padres que ha contribuido a la eficacia de nuestro programa de lectura desde el a\u00f1o pasado y que sigue siendo alguien de confianza para los voluntarios y familias.<\/p>\n

\"\" Eduardo ha participado con FLOC desde que su hija, Stefany, fue matriculada en el programa de lectura en octubre del 2013. Aunque Eduardo y la mam\u00e1 de Stefany est\u00e1n separados, \u00e9l se aprovecha del tiempo que pasa con Stefany durante los fines de semanas y est\u00e1 muy orgulloso de traerla a FLOC cada s\u00e1bado.<\/p>\n

\u00c9l reconoce la importancia del servicio que le proveemos a Stefany porque \u00e9l no tuvo la oportunidad de estudiar mucho cuando estuvo m\u00e1s joven. Por tanto, cuando \u00e9l y la mam\u00e1 de Stefany se enteraron de que Stefany necesitaba m\u00e1s apoyo escolar, ellos aplicaron para nuestro programa de lectura. Desde el momento que la aceptamos, Eduardo se hizo responsable de traerla al programa cada s\u00e1bado \u2013 aunque \u00e9l vive en Virginia y ella vive en DC. Despu\u00e9s de algunas semanas, Eduardo se dio cuenta de que nosotros necesit\u00e1bamos ayuda con la entrada porque siempre est\u00e1bamos ocupadas con ayudar a los tutores y a los estudiantes nuevos del programa \u2013 ensen\u00e1ndoles adonde firmar, cuales materiales usar, etc. La pr\u00f3xima semana, \u00e9l se estacion\u00f3 cerca de la entrada, les dio las bienvenidas a todas las personas que entraban al edificio, y les indic\u00f3 donde deben ir dependiendo si eran tutores o estudiantes nuevos. \u00a1Desde ese d\u00eda en adelante, Eduardo nos sigue ayudando!<\/p>\n

Eduardo me dijo que la raz\u00f3n por la cual \u00e9l ayuda a FLOC es porque \u00e9l est\u00e1 muy agradecido por la oportunidad que Stefany tiene aqu\u00ed y \u00e9l se motiva a ayudarnos porque nosotros ayudamos a Stefany mucho. Cuando le pregunt\u00e9 espec\u00edficamente sobre su compromiso con FLOC, dijo que \u00e9l nos ayuda porque \u201csi me muero ma\u00f1ana, quiero que ella se recuerde nuestros paseos por DC. Quiero que ella se recuerde que fui yo que la traje a FLOC. Quiero ser parte de sus recuerdos de FLOC.\u201d<\/p>\n

Stefany tambi\u00e9n valoriza el puesto de su padre en nuestro programa, porque ella dice que \u201c\u00a1si \u00e9l no ayuda con la entrada, nadie los ayudara!\u201d Entonces si usted visita a FLOC un s\u00e1bado despu\u00e9s de las 12:30pm, \u00a1por favor salude a Eduardo porque \u00e9l estar\u00e1 muy encantado en conocerle!<\/p>\n

(Aurin Agramonte es la Coordinadora Biling\u00fce del Programa de Tutor\u00eda y es la supervisora de los dos programas sabatinos de tutor\u00eda en oficina de FLOC en Adams Morgan)<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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