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TEEP a program of the Trinity Boston Foundation.
The Trinity Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) is a tuition-free, out-of-school time program for Boston Public middle and high school students (7th—12th grades).
Our mission is to create a safe community where every member is inspired to discover, empowered to engage, and individually affirmed.
Our programming includes a five-week summer program and many year-round offerings.
In conjunction with the Boston University Prison Education Program, teams of College Behind Bars volunteers from Trinity visit and correspond regularly with prisoners, helping provide the encouragement and support that they need to pursue their college studies. These volunteer mentors provide academic support, resources, and vital contact with a professional world beyond prison.
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Trinity Public School Partners |
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Working with neighbors, faith communities, city-wide partners and the Boston Public Schools to improve life outcomes for all students. Founded in January 2010, TPSP has two partnerships with...
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College Behind Bars Call for Volunteers & FAQ |
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Calling Volunteers! College Behind Bars is looking for two volunteers to join a new team supporting a prisoner earning his BA degree through the Boston University Prison Education Program...
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Trinity Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) |
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The Trinity Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) is a free, five-week, full-day summer program designed to enrich the minds and lives of these students through cultural and academic exploration...
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The Rodman Ride for Kids is an annual benefit bike ride to support Boston-area programs that work to empower children and their families. Team Trinity is a group that participates in the Ride each...
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