AmeriCorps Members

We are currently accepting applications. Please see options below.

The LearningWorks Aim High program places teams of dedicated AmeriCorps members in elementary schools in Southern Maine to increase student academic achievement and social and emotional learning through tutoring, mentoring and extended learning interventions, both in and outside of the classroom.

Our service terms run in conjunction with the school year and summer programming: from August through August. We accept applications on a rolling basis. Half and minimum-time members have the option of completing service at the end of the school year (May or June) or end of our service term (mid-August). Summer members serve May through August.

After completing service, AmeriCorps members receive an education award which can be used towards tuition, future educational opportunities, or qualified student loan debt. Over two hundred colleges and universities across the country acknowledge the value of AmeriCorps service by matching Segal education awards. See the full list here.

Full-Time Membership: Each Aim High partner school has a single full-time Lead AmeriCorps member. Lead members play an important role as a point of contact with school teachers, administrators, and Aim High program staff. While also providing direct service with students, lead members are peer leaders through helping to coordinate other members, programs, and activities at their school site. Lead members are not supervisors, but are expected to be a peer model for others. They also support new members through orientation to school and provide guidance to other members throughout their service. More Info + Application

Half-Time Membership: Each school has a group of half-time members who provide consistent support to students and teachers, both inside and outside of the classroom. Half-time members play a key role in the program by committing to a regular service schedule and serving as a reliable resource in each school. More Info + Application

Minimum-Time Membership: Each school has a team of Minimum-Time AmeriCorps members who provide consistent support to students and teachers, both inside and outside of the classroom. Minimum-time members play a key role in the program by committing to a regular service schedule and serving as a reliable resource in each school. More Info + Application