How to get math club sponsers for my school?
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Well, if you have someone in your math club that's mom/dad/grandma/grandpa/etc. owns a big company you can ask them to sponsor it? That's the only idea I have. Hope I was a help.
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Your school probably has a website.  Look it up, and they will give you contact information for the office.  I did that recently for my high school, it was easy.
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A few years ago i paid for classes... Instead of taking classes go to borders buy the books and buy a few onld pc's you can network together.. It will be much cheaper and get the same thing out of it.. all the do in the classes is read out of the books
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First of all you need to get your name out there. Design your own website. Great free sites include freewebs.com and geocities. Don't forget to call local music stores who sell instruments to let them know you are accepting students. \nJoin professional teacher groups in your area.....Music Teachers National Assoc: www.mtna.org , National Guild of Piano Teachers: www.pianoguild.com , and espcially any organizations in your city. Some of these professional organizations offer student referrals. This is a great way to acquire students.\nAdvertising in a local paper may be another idea. The smaller the newspaper the better. (Here we have a paper that's just for our town, not the entire city.)\nIf there aer kids in your neighborhood, stuff newspaper boxes with flyers. \nJoin Yahoo! piano teachers group!\n\nGood luck to you! I am a piano teacher of 19 years. Currently with 52 students. 40 of my own and 12 with an apprentice teacher.
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Google is a wonderful idea. I would also have business cards printed with your certification or experience listed and the website. There are many adults that would be interested. When you meet people then pass out your card. Of course this would just be local, but could be a start.\n\nMail your cards to friends that live in other cities/states.\n\nWould you tutor high school students online? Put that on the card too! Take your card (a few of them) to the guidance counselors at local high schools. \n\nDo you have a web page that explains how people will learn? What is your curriculum? Will they speak? Will there be listening? If you do not have that, then perhaps make a flyer explaining it for when people inquire. Or make a web page and print it and keep it handy.\n\nYour friends can help. I am a Spanish teacher and hear people say all the time "I always wished that I could speak Spanish...". I would hand them your flyer, or your card with the web address.\n\nIf that does not get you where you want to be... try selling your course on ebay. List it as a course with a fixed "buy it now" price. When people sign up you can have a start date. It might just work...
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Believe it or not, classmates.com has a place where you can go. If there is not already a group for your class, you can start one yourself. You would be suprised who will repsond.
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Talk to the main person that runs your area school Booster Club.  Good Luck.
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Call your high school and let them know what you need.  They may require you to make a request in writing and to pay for postage.
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I had a friend win one from a teen club. But, sometimes colleges go to schools. Or you can sign up to enter into one. If lucky they pick you. For more information ask your school
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call the school and ask them. they can usually just mail them to you
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You need to take it up with the principal or whoever funds the extra curricular activities before you can just start a club all willy-nilly.\n\nHey, I think its a great idea though. You're going to need LOTS of gym mats, beams, uneven bars. parallel bars, a big floor, a pit, at least 3 trampolines, a vault, chalk, guards, matching uniforms, leotards, or jackets, stereo...\n\nThis is going to cost lots and lots of money and time, I am not sure how possible it can be, but good luck in starting the club!
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I guess you need to have networks. Find people from your school who have connections with schools outside. And then start writing letter-requests.
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Make friends with upperclassmen.  You can buy their books from them for more than the bookstores will buy them for, but way less than what the bookstores charge to resale them.  \n\nCheck your school papers classified sections at the end of sessions, and pay attention to the kiosks where people post their wares for sale.  \n\nMaybe advertise yourself for the books you are looking for as well.
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Go to the school or call the school and ask for copies. You will probably have to pay for each one and they ain't cheap.
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I do Hist4pay.  There is no upfront costs and they give you $10 to start.  It's reading emails and when you sign people up under you, you get a cut of what they make too.  I've only been doing it for a week, but it's really adding up.\n\nhttp://hits4pay.com/members/index.cgi?emivanek
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First come up with a powerful run. Then go to the compainies you would like to sponser you. Tell them who you are and tell them you would like them to check you out in action. A really good way is at compitions. I got sponsered at a compition. It maight take some time. It took me two months to get a sponser. I was sponsered by mt dew, borderline  and a few local places. Enough to pay for gear and travel. It was cool for two years i got to travel and snowboard, that was my job and it was tons of fun.
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Send an email or IM if you want math help.  Or, enter your question and someone will answer it.  There are some very good and helpful answerers on this website.  Or look 5 or six questions down; someone is offering free help.