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East Harlem Tutorial Program

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East Harlem Tutorial Program Teacher reviews

2.1

15% would recommend to a friend

(24 total reviews)
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Marina Cofield

40% approve of CEO

15% positive business outlook

Teacher employees have rated East Harlem Tutorial Program with 2.1 out of 5 stars, based on 24 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Teacher professionals have an average working experience there. East Harlem Tutorial Program is rated 44% below average by Teacher professionals compared to other employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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24 reviews
5.0
Nov 6, 2024

Good place to work

Recommend
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Pros

Good place to work. Good pay.

Cons

Not close to a subway line.

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East Harlem Tutorial Program Response
1y
Thank you for your feedback! We're glad to hear you enjoy working here and appreciate the competitive pay. The distance from a subway line can be a challenge, but we're excited that the city is building a new subway station that will be closer to our location. While it will take some time to complete, we hope it will make the commute even more convenient in the future. Thank you East Harlem Tutorial Program
1.0
Oct 31, 2024

BEWARE!

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Pros

* Pay is great. * You find amazing coworkers that you can trauma bond with. * The CEO Has a heart and passion for education! * The chief of schools is amazing! * Beautiful facilities

Cons

* All 3 principals are inadequate of their jobs (They aren't even licensed) * Test scores go down tremendously each year * Principals are shady and *Job security *HR director is rude and takes long to rectify problems! *Forget to pay people sometimes. * ZERO WORK LIFE.

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East Harlem Tutorial Program Response
1y
Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences and insights. We're glad you value the compensation, our facilities, and the sense of teamwork among colleagues. We take your concerns about school leadership and HR support seriously. We're actively reviewing our current practices, including leadership and support, Thank you again for your honest feedback. We're committed to creating a positive work environment and look forward to making meaningful changes in response to your concerns. Thank you, East Harlem Tutorial Program
1.0
Aug 5, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

The pay is great that’s why people stay as long as they can.

Cons

ZERO work/life balance. You work overtime, for no overtime pay. You start the school year in early August for unnecessary PDs and end the school the same time as the DOE. This causes burnout very early in the school year. The leaders are UNQUALIFIED (most don’t have the education or credentials for school leadership, nor have experience as classroom teachers, or have only taught one grade for a year or two) and don’t listen to the teachers who obviously spends the most time with the students. Many teachers have vocalized their opinions about the curriculum and what their students need and it never changes, only the teachers just gets scolded by leadership and make it their fault. There’s no partnership. They only care about the test scores & their numbers, they over test and over work the students. Many of the students have intense behavioral problems that the leadership handles by giving them candy and sending them back to class. They claim to focus on anti-racism yet they do nothing to address certain behaviors, but instead enable them, that will unfortunately lead our students towards the school to prison pipeline. It’s disheartening to see it. They also let parents threaten and speak to their teachers and staff however they want to, to the point where i’ve seen a few teachers break down. I’ve seen students get away with bullying other students because leadership doesn’t want to deal with the difficult parents, which causes those students to eventually leave. They give you several PTO days, but when you take them the leaders have meetings telling teachers to hold their fellow teachers accountable for calling out and glorifying coming in sick. It’s always been a revolving door for teachers, as well as senior management, it’s only getting worse.

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East Harlem Tutorial Program Response
1y
Thank you for your feedback. We understand that work/life balance and leadership concerns are critical issues, and we’re actively working to address them. We’re reviewing our leadership development and feedback processes to ensure that teacher input is valued and that leadership is effective. We’re also reassessing our approach to student behavior and support to improve outcomes and create a better environment for both staff and students. Your comments about PTO and retention are noted, and we’re exploring ways to enhance our support systems. We appreciate your insights and are committed to making necessary improvements. Although you are a former employee, we'd be happy to continue the conversation at our jobs@ehtp.org Thank you East Harlem Tutorial Program
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