Who We Are
Welcome to the Weekend Call. We are a student-led initiative started by high schoolers that hosts short, interactive online sessions focused on health and science topics alongside STEM tutoring for teenagers. Our goal is to help middle and high school students better understand how science connects to their everyday lives.
Our Mission
The Weekend Call aims to help teenagers understand STEM concepts that affect their everyday lives in a clear, approachable, and engaging way
Why We Started
We realized that many students often encounter science and health topics in school without full understanding why they matter. We wanted to create a safe, fun, and pressure-free space where teens could ask questions, explore topics, and engage with what is happening in the world around them.
What We Do
We offer one-on-one STEM tutoring for students who want extra support at no cost.
We hope to support students of all ages by breaking down everyday STEM topics into explanations that students can actually question, understand and apply. We aim to empower teenagers through accessible academic support and health awareness to promote informed decision-making. We combine peer tutoring with personalized sessions to help students succeed both academically and in their everyday lives.
Our Story
The Weekend Call was founded in the spring of 2026 by two high school students sharing a curiosity in science and a desire to make learning health topics approachable for teenagers. We expanded to offer STEM tutoring where we could offer more personalized support for students who wanted to build their confidence in learning. For us, The Weekend Call is an opportunity to encourage curiosity, make science relatable, and inspire others to understand concepts in a new way. Looking forward, we hope to continue growing The weekend Call by reaching more students, adding seminars, expanding our tutoring network, and supporting schools with meaningful resources. Our goal is to create an ongoing community led by students where teenagers can come together to learn about the world of STEM that surrounds us.
