Huntsville Inner City Learning Center Inc.

“A pdf is emailed to all board members to review prior to the board meeting. Any issues are discussed at the next available meeting.”

“The organization regularly and consistently monitors and enforces compliance with the conflict of interest policy.”

“Review preformed by board president and treasurer. After review, the president and treasurer presents to the board to be approved by a vote.”

“Kept at the office and available upon request”

“Huntsville inner city learning center, inc.'s mission and primary exempt purpose achievement is to provide educational services, educational products, and learning opportunities by way of after school programs, tutoring, ged preparation, and other related services.”

“The center's after school program provided educational services including tutoring and homework oversight, fitness and enrichment activities, and a hot evening meal to 70 students 4 days per week during the school year. The center provided daily transportation from the schools to the learning facility. The center provided over 6,860 total hours of tutoring and mentorship in 2018. The center served over 6,860 hot meals and over 6,860 healthy snacks. The center provided over 100 hours of enrichment to each child during year including bible study, art, music, dance and athletics. Five students have received academic scholarships to private schools due to volunteer intervention. The center's teachers met with parents of students after report cards were issued and assisted parents in understanding their child's academic progress.”

“The center's christian summer camp provided a 7-week program for 35 3rd - 5th grade students. The center provided activities 5 days a week with transportation to and from camp, lunch, and snacks for each camper. Activities included language arts, math, reading, and biblical instruction along with crafts, tennis lessons, swimming lessons, soccer coaching, gardening, choir instruction, and weekly field trips. The center provided these services through staff, over 120 volunteers and 4 college interns. The center provided more than 43 hours per week of academic instruction, fitness activities, and enrichment activities to each student. During the course of the camp, the center served more than 1,330 lunches. The center's 6-week summer "dive in reading program" addressed deficiencies in basic reading, math, and social skills of 27 kindergarten - second grade students representing 13 different city schools. Several certified teachers and over 20 volunteers worked to improve the reading and spelling scores of the children. Words their way assessment was given to the students at the beginning and completion of the program, and all children showed improvement in their reading and spelling scores. The students enjoyed a field trip and they were provided lunch and snacks daily. More than 567 lunches were served during the program.”

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