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Heart Math Tutoring 2019 Annual Report
10.10.2019In FYE 6/30/2019, nearly 1,000 Heart Tutoring students received one-on-one tutoring, and almost every single student showed measurable and meaningful gains in their math skills. 98% met growth goals on pre- and post-assessments. Read Heart Math Tutoring’s 2019 Annual Report to see how Heart Tutoring volunteers, donors, and school partners are making a difference for Charlotte students! Thank you!
Speaker at The Charlotte Justice Conference
10.09.2019Heart Executive Director Emily Gaffney led the “Education and Childhood Trauma” session at the Charlotte Justice Conference on 10/5/19. The second annual conference was organized by Christine ...
Heart Math Tutoring Featured on University City Connect!
09.27.2019University City Connect recently shared Heart's mission and need on their website. "Heart Tutoring provides training, volunteer-friendly lesson plans, and on-site staff support. Most importan...
Smarty Interview: Meet Emily Gaffney and Heart Math Tutoring
09.26.2019Check out our latest feature in the Charlotte Smarty Pants magazine: "CSP Team Note: We recently chatted with Emily Gaffney, Executive director of Heart Math Tutoring. If you don’t...
Charlotte Parent Magazine Feature: Register to Tutor CMS Students Through Heart Math Tutoring Starting Sept. 30
09.18.2019"With kids back in school, now is a great time to give back and help an economically disadvantaged Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools student struggling in math. Heart Math Tutoring is a l...
WCCB Rising Features a Heart Math Tutor
09.17.20195-year tutor Ashley Kaiser shares her experience with Heart Tutoring and how both volunteers and students benefit from the program. "To see the growth and excitement on students' faces when they m...
