- Angleton Ind School District
- REACH Mentorship
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The REACH Mentoring program matches a caring adult with a student in K-12th grade. Our primary focus is on building a relationship rather than tutoring, which we’ve found often helps lead to increased student academic success. You are not only supporting the young people in our community, but you are helping to provide a positive path forward to their success in the future. Come join us to reconnect with the students in the community and see the meaningful and invaluable time you're missing out on!
What is REACH Mentoring?
REACH is a school-based mentoring program for Angleton ISD students. Students are recommended by their campus with parents' permission. Mentors are matched with students based on personality, interests, and schedule.
What is the commitment?
Mentors meet with their students at least once every six weeks for 30 minutes up to once a week on the students' home campus during school hours. Mentors are committing to mentor for the duration of the school year, but if the mentor and mentee are both interested, they may continue meeting in subsequent school years.
How do I signup?
Please fill out the application and consent for a background check below. Mentors must also attend at least one training session before being matched with a student. Sign up for training using the link below:
THE PURPOSE OF THE REACH MENTORING PROGRAM
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- Strengthen the student’s self esteem
- Improve the student’s planning skills
- Develop the student’s interpersonal skills
- Improve the student’s academic achievement
BENEFITS THE MENTOR RECEIVES
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- Sense of pride in the student’s progress
- Personal growth and development through insights gained from the student
- Deeper sense of individual worth through being trusted and needed
- Meaningful involvement in the community
BENEFITS THE STUDENT RECEIVES
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- Support and guidance from a caring adult
- Sense of security in having someone to trust
- Increased self-esteem and motivation to succeed
- Improved self-confidence
- Appreciation for the value of gaining knowledge
- Assistance with academic skills
- Encouragement to attend school regularly and to stay in school
- Reinforcement of coping and problem-solving skills
- Awareness of social responsibility and concern for others
- Ability to set and achieve realistic goals
Do you know a student who would benefit from a mentor?
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Access the Mentoring Tool Kit Here
Questions? Contact Christi McCracken, Director Community Relations: ckmccracken@angletonisd.net.