TEACH AFTER SCHOOL Another Stream for Teachers. Another Opportunity for Students.
TEACH AFTER SCHOOL
Another Stream for Teachers. Another Opportunity for Students.
The final bell may end the traditional school day, but it does not have to end the learning—or the opportunity.
Teach After School connects certified educators with meaningful, paid opportunities to continue teaching beyond the classroom while helping students receive the additional academic support, encouragement and enrichment they need to succeed.
Through partnerships with local school districts, churches and community organizations, participating teachers serve elementary, middle and high school students through structured tutoring, academic intervention, enrichment, mentoring and career-readiness programs.
The Meaning Behind the Stream
The stream in the Teach After School logo represents movement, growth and opportunity.
For teachers, it represents another income stream—an opportunity to earn additional compensation by using the professional knowledge, training and experience they already possess.
For students, it represents a continuing stream of instruction, mentorship and encouragement that keeps learning flowing beyond the traditional school day.
One stream strengthens educators. The other expands opportunities for students. Together, they create stronger schools, stronger families and stronger communities.
Our Goal
Helping Teachers Earn More While Helping Students Achieve More
Teach After School recognizes that certified educators are among a community’s most valuable resources. The program creates a structured pathway for teachers to turn their expertise into additional income while helping students strengthen their academic skills, build confidence and discover new possibilities.
Program Opportunities
District Tutoring and Academic Intervention
Certified teachers lead small-group reading, mathematics and academic-support sessions funded through Texas ACE, Title I and other eligible educational resources.
Community Learning Centers
Teachers provide homework assistance, tutoring, enrichment activities and student supervision through Fort Worth After School and other community-based initiatives.
Extended-Day Programs
Educators lead experiential learning, recreation and enrichment activities at local schools through qualified extended-day service providers.
Work-Based Learning
Teachers guide project-based STEM activities, career exploration and workforce-readiness experiences in partnership with school districts and organizations such as Work ED.
Typical Employment Details
Compensation: Generally $15 to $25 or more per hour, depending on certification requirements, professional experience, available funding and assigned responsibilities.
Schedule: Part-time, typically Monday through Friday for two to four hours immediately following school dismissal.
Responsibilities May Include
- Providing homework assistance and individualized tutoring
- Leading reading and mathematics intervention
- Facilitating STEM, technology, arts and enrichment projects
- Mentoring, motivating and encouraging students
- Supporting career exploration and workforce readiness
- Aligning after-school activities with school-day learning goals
- Helping students develop confidence, discipline and academic success
Keep Learning Flowing
A teacher’s influence does not end when the dismissal bell rings.
Every additional lesson can strengthen a skill. Every encouraging word can build confidence. Every mentoring relationship can help change the direction of a young person’s life.
By connecting qualified educators with students who need additional instruction and support, Teach After School creates another income stream for teachers, another layer of support for families and another pathway to success for students.
TEACH AFTER SCHOOL
Another Stream for Teachers. Another Opportunity for Students.


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