All students will develop relationships in a small mentorship group.

Mentorship groups replace homerooms.

They ensure every student has access to an adult who is dedicated to supporting them at school

Students will go to their mentor as soon as they enter the building, as early as 7:45.

Students will eat breakfast, get organized for the day, ask for help if they need it, and receive important announcements.

Your mentor will ensure you know all the rules and expectations at school so you are prepared to succeed.

They will assign you a Chromebook and locker.

They will support you in setting goals about what you want to achieve in school, your behavior, and what you want to learn outside your classes, such as music, art, athletics, and leadership.

Mentors will help you monitor your progress and grades.

Mentors will help you solve problems or if you need help advocating for yourself.