Reading and Math Inc

“A copy of the draft irs form 990 with all schedules is given to the board of directors for review and approval prior to signing.”

“Each board member and key employee will review for any conflict of interest on an annual basis at the beginning of each fiscal year and sign a disclosure form.”

“The salaries of the managing director and other officers are determined by a merit based compensation plan which establishes market rate salary ranges comparable to other nonprofit organizations for each position.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

“During the 2021-22 program year, a number of new programs and initiatives were launched to address community needs. 1. The home energy initiative of climate impact corps launched to support weatherization for income-qualified households in minnesota. In its first year, the initiative's three members provided energy services to more than 1,200 households. The total non-energy impacts of weatherization services completed are estimated to be $145,750 over the first year and $1,295,850 over the next decade. 2. Heading home corps and the refugee response initiative both launched in the fall of 2020 and grew out of the work of the emergency response initiatives previously administered in minnesota. 92 heading home corps members served as housing resource navigators at local nonprofits and public agencies working to address housing instability. An additional 30 members served with the refugee resettlement initiative where they supported afghan evacuees resettling in minnesota. Services included housing placement, community orientation, case management and youth enrichment. 3. Illinois recovery corps - building on success in minnesota, recovery corps expanded to illinois where 17 members served as recovery navigators and recovery project coordinators at sites across illinois. Members brought urgently needed capacity to public and nonprofit agencies focused on responding to the increase in substance use and substance use disorders. 4. Reading corps and math corps, expanded to mississippi to provide high-dosage tutoring in jackson area schools. 33 tutors delivered evidence-based interventions to help students improve their reading or math proficiency. In total, 568 students were served and 16,439 tutoring sessions were delivered. On average students received more than 60 minutes of tutoring weekly. 5. Summer tutoring to combat covid learning disruptions - in minnesota, reading corps and math corps mobilized 150 tutors to provide online tutoring for students who were assessed to be reading or doing math below grade level. Tutors met with students monday-friday for 30 minutes each day. In total, 1,152 students received tutoring.”

“No change in process from prior year.”

“The number of w2s filed by reading and math, inc each year includes the members who receive a living stipend. Other than that stipend, they are not paid as employees.”