More than 24,000 students enrolled in Massachusetts public schools are identified as homeless. 

Our tutoring program is designed to foster the academic, social and emotional growth of students impacted by homelessness and hardship.  We match volunteers with a student at one of our 18 family shelter site locations.   

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Trainings take place at our headquarters or online.  
100 Laurel Street, Suite 121, East Bridgewater, Ma 02333

TUTORING AT A GLANCE 

Volunteer Tutors come from a variety of backgrounds and range in age from young adults to retirees.  

Tutors are paired with one student (Pre-K - 12) and meet either once or twice a week for an hour-long session.  In addition to homework help and school projects, tutors can assist with GED and HiSET exam preparation. 

The tutoring calendar follows the public school year and runs during early evening hours from Monday - Thursday.  

We provide free training and professional development workshops throughout the year.

Each of our 18 tutoring site locations is managed by a SOWMA Site Coordinator, who oversees the tutoring sessions. 

Students interested in tutoring who are under 18 may do so with the written consent of a parent or guardian.  Those under 16 may tutor with a parent or guardian present at all times. 

 
Tutors must fill out an online application and complete an orientation and training. 

Once trained, you will be matched with a student at a grade-level and location of your choice. 

SITE LOCATIONS 

Boston, Brockton, Middleboro, Taunton, Plymouth/Kingston, Norwell, Fall River, New Bedford, Attleboro, Weymouth, Rockland and Stoughton.  

It is important that tutors honor a time commitment (one hour a week for at least a full term) so that students can be assured of reliable and consistent support. 

         TERM ONE:  SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER
         TERM TWO:  JANUARY - JUNE 
         SUMMER SESSIONS:  July / August 

THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE!

ONE CHILD AT A TIME! 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

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School on Wheels - MA
100 Laurel Street
Suite 121
East Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02333

508.587.9091

Federal Tax ID 20-1020880
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