Mentor at a Local School
You can make a difference in the life of a student.
One hour a month can change a student's future
Every student needs caring adults in their corner—people who show up, listen well, encourage them, and remind them they matter.
Through Intersect Mentoring, we’ve been mentoring students in local schools for more than nine years.
Our mentors consistently show up, listen, and point students in a positive direction.
We provide the training, curriculum, supplies, and support to help our mentors thrive.
Here's how mentoring works...
- All mentors complete an application, a background check, and attend a training session before being matched with a student.
- Mentors meet with students at school during designated hours between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on school days.
- Mentors will receive a curriculum guide with questions and activities for each month.
- Elementary and middle school mentors meet once a month for one hour from September–May.
- High school mentors meet three to four times a month for one hour from September–May.
Dave, Intersect Mentor
“Being part of the North Point mentoring program has been a very positive experience. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know my mentee, building a connection, and seeing his confidence grow throughout the school year. It’s something I look forward to each month.”
Tripti, Intersect Mentor
“Being a mentor has been one of the most meaningful experiences in my life. Building a relationship with my mentee through simple moments of conversation, encouragement, laughter, and presence has reminded me how deeply children need to feel seen, valued, and loved.”
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