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SMART program benefits future teachers, K-12 students
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SMART program benefits future teachers, K-12 students
Chadron State College SMART tutors pose at Old Admin Oct. 27, 2025. From left, Sunny Eden, Kaisha Solomon, Anna Hutchison, Emily Marin, Katy Jones, Mackayla Wallin, and Clementine Haskell. BY Chadron State College For Chadron State College education majors, the Nebraska SMART tutoring program is more than a job. It’s a hands-on way to practice teaching, build relationships, and discover what it means to make a difference in students’ lives. The …
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