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Checking in with your partner school administration on a monthly basis helps keep lines of communication open that will strengthen the school partnership. Meeting monthly with school leaders and point people provides a space to discuss program enrol...
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Partner Site : Name of Partner Site
End-Of-Year Meeting: Date and time of Meeting (Meetings are 45 minutes to one-hour in length)
Participants:
Principal
School-Based Point Person
iMentor Teacher(s)
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Partner Site: Name of Partner Site Mid-Year Meeting: Date and time of Meeting Possible Participants: Principal School-Based Point Person/People iMentor Teacher(s) School College Counselor(s) iMentor Director of School...
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As the two facilitators of the classroom session, it is crucial that the program coordinator and teacher are aligned and working collaboratively to drive mentee participation in the program. Below are helpful strategies to strengthen this unique rel...
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There are several categories of work that drive collaborative and mutually beneficial school partnerships in the iMentor model. The below responsibilities are essential to building and maintaining successful partner site relationships, and can be as...
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This article is designed specifically for program staff at iMentor partner program organizations seeking to create materials for teacher orientations. The cooperating teacher in the mentor2.0 classroom plays a critical role in assisting the Program...
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All students participating in the iMentor program must take an iMentor class once a week for the length of their high school-based match. Class sessions are the main space where: the curriculum is delivered to mentees through interactive discussio...
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Mentee-mentor pairs meet at least once a month to build personal connections while completing curriculum tasks (and enjoying dinner!) at evening events facilitated by iMentor at the partner school (a couple of times each year these events are held o...
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Meetings with the administration and teachers at your school help start the program year off in a positive way. Many different staff play a role in setting up a partnership for success. In this article, learn more about the role of the PM in ini...
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Purpose of Principal Match Message The “Principal Match Message” is an email sent to partner school leaders (and school-based point people) annually by the Director of School Partnerships, or your program staff person that oversees/managers school ...