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* CODE: chepw2

* Provides for the smooth transition of the Freshman class into High School * GOALS - Peer buddy - Create connection to school - Have at least 1 adult on campus comfortable talking to - Provide resources - Get involved!

* Meet with your mentee once a week * Meet during elective period * Meet during lunch * Be an open ear * Confidentiality is key! * Provide resources when needed * Develop a relationships * With mentee * With teachers * With other students

* HELP! * SUPPORT! * ADVISE! * GUIDE! * ASSIST!

* Time Management * Note-taking * Stress Management * Bullying * Planning & Evaluation * Integrity * Study Skills * Goal Setting * Any others?

* Knowing them is key! * The more of a relationship you build… the more trust they will have with you… the better the program works * Suggestions are welcome * Use your high school experiences to help them!

* Report to Ms. Narus IMMEDIATELY!! * Bullying * Abuse * Anything that will cause harm to themselves or others (Suicide, drugs, alcohol, etc.) * Anything you do not feel comfortable about

* 1. Meet & intros * 2. Create a way to communicate outside of these meetings