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TTT Mentor Program

TTT Mentor Program About Us & Program Application 2008 Students, Parents & Mentors 2007 Students, Parents & Mentors Photos I 2005 & 6 Photos II 2006 & 7

Greetings ! ! !

The TTT Mentor Program (TTT Foundation, Inc.) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization that is managed completely by volunteers.  The target population is multicultural families with school age children age 7-11 living in the greater Boston and Cambridge communities.  The enrichment activites  are in science, mathematics, technology and engineering.  Most events are free and open to the public.

Activities Include:

    Math Clases

   Biology/Physics Labs

   and, Science Project/Computer Classes  

Upcoming Events ! ! 
  1. Thursday, March 6th  5:00 PM – 7:30  PM  "M&M Candy  Lab" including a light lunch.   Only students grades   4th – 7th with a parent  (FREE Max seats 28).
  2. Saturday, May 10th  9:30 AM – 1:00 PM  "LEGO Car Race Rally at MIT”.   Only students  age 6 –12 with a parent . (Max Seats 30)  Light lunch provided.  
  3. Wednesday, May 14th  4:00 PM  – 8:00 AM Thursday morning, May 15th  "Science Overnight Camp-In".  Only students age 6 – 11 with a parent.  (Overnight $40/pp; funding available; max space 30) Grades 1st - 6th only.
  4. Saturday, June 6th Mass Science & Engineering Fair for Middleschool Students - Worcester 

 These events are open to the public. 

  Congratulations! ! to a TTT Mentor Program student Darvin Sainte-Luce a six grader at Boston Renaissance Charter School in Randolph and the son of the proud parents of Mr. And Mrs. Jean F. Sainte-Luce.  Darviin was the First Place Winner for the TTT Mentor Program’s 9th Annual Project Day, January 26, 2008 at MIT.  He will participate in the 59th Annual Massachusetts Science & Engineering Fair for Middle School Students Saturday, June 6th in Worcester.         TTT Mentor Program’s mentors   Ivy Huang, a MIT Undergraduate student and a First Place Winner of the Massachusetts Science Fair for High School Students in 2007 and Mary Xu a MIT Chemistry Undergraduate have been working with Darvin since November 2007.   We wish Darvin and all the best and a wonderful experience.  Visit website www.scifair.com.

 For more information send an email to TTTMentorProgram@yahoo.con

Above: Students/parents at an overnight trip at the New York Hall of Science in NYC

Below:   A father and son working together on a project.

Our program is sponsored in part by:

   South End Technology Center@tent City

   MIT Community Service Fund

   MIT CRCP

Contact Information:

   Kathleen Jones, M.Ed.

   Executive Director - Program and Activities

   P.O. Box 391436

   Cambridge, MA 02139

   617-441-8133