School On Wheels Log Hours

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Log all tutoring hours in the School on Wheels online database, even if a session does not take place (in which case a volunteer must log a canceled session). Logging is a critical and mandatory part of being a volunteer in our program. 1-1 Tutoring is the most powerful vehicle for equality and inclusion.

You will be trained and matched with a student based on your tutoring preferences (online or in-person), your schedule and your grade preference. Volunteers are 18+ and a love of learning is a prerequisite. Volunteers are required to log all tutoring hours via the School on Wheels database.

Logging is a critical and a mandatory part of being a volunteer in our program. This policy is first and foremost for the safety and security of our students, but also to protect our tutors. All volunteers are required to log tutoring hours via the School on Wheels database.

Logging is a critical and mandatory part of being a volunteer in our program. This policy is not only for the safety and security of our students, but also to protect our tutors. Volunteers are required to log all tutoring hours via the School on Wheels database.

Logging is a critical and a mandatory part of being a volunteer in our program. This policy is first and foremost for the safety and security of our students, but also to protect our tutors. The above video provides a brief overview of logging and how to log your tutoring sessions.If you are not consistently meeting with the same student every we...

The vision of School on Wheels of Massachusetts is for all students impacted by homelessness and poverty to have the academic, social and emotional support necessary to achieve a bright and productive future that will help end the cycle of homelessness and poverty. Discover unique and fun giving and volunteer opportunities at School on Wheels! Get involved in your community and make an impact today! Teens under 19 are required to have a 45 hour (15 hours at night) driving log.

Department of Motor Vehicles and Department of Education will furnish a log book to document driving time, place and activity.