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Kalamazoo Communities In Schools (KCIS) brings together major service providers, school officials, community volunteers, business leaders and other concerned citizens to meet  the various physical, social-emotional, and academic needs of students. Through its network of community partners, KCIS strives to help children and youth successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life. KCIS is an affiliate of the largest national "stay-in-school" organization - Communities In Schools - which has been selected by "Worth Magazine" as one of the nation's best charities for return on investment two years in a row.

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Math Tutors Needed

Kalamazoo Communities In Schools is seeking math tutors for students of all ages.  Your willingness to share your love of math, or any tricks of the trade that helped you through school, could make a big difference for a KPS student.  Having a tutor can help build skills and confidence!  Interested?  Contact Coco Cook, KCIS Director of Tutoring/Mentoring, at 337-1601 x218 or at ccook@kcis.us.
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 2009-10 Mini Grant application  
The deadline for submitting an application for a Mini grant has been extended to Friday, January 29. 

The 2009-10 Grants Guide is also available.  Please click here to access it.  You may also download a version of the Grants Guide that will allow you to type your answers directly into the application before printing and submitting it.  Please click here to access this version. 

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William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
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