2023-2024 CLASP Year-end Report
Frank D’Emilio, CLASP President
CLASP has finished another school year and thanks to our staff, volunteers, and supporters, we continued to provide needed academic help and positive enrichment experiences for our students. Whether it was online or in person, our students were able to receive one-on-one homework help from a caring adult twice a week for 30 weeks during this past school year. Our working Board and committees continued to focus on the essential components of CLASP; prudent budgeting, strategic training, and authentic assessment of our program and student growth. As a result, all involved have provided students with meaningful experiences to improve academic, social, and emotional growth demonstrating that CLASP is much more than simply a homework help program!
By the Numbers
136
19
13
7
3390
7000+
Volunteer tutors (84 community members, 43 college students from The Claremont Colleges and University of LaVerne, 9 high school students from Claremont High School)
Board of Directors members including representatives from CUSD Board of Education, the City of Claremont and Claremont High School
Committees that included board members and 13 non-board members from the community
Languages represented by CLASP students and their families
Sessions of tutoring this year
Volunteer tutoring hours