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How It Works
How It Works
Vision Mentoring's success is built on the growth of mentors & mentees. We are bridging the social gap between high school (mentors) and middle school students (mentees) to revitalize the schooling community. Vision plans to develop students' core values and personal constitutions through community outreach, mission-focused activities, and positive long-term relationship building. With mission-focused activities, students will consistently exercise the program's core values.
Where are We?
Where are We?
Vision Mentoring takes place directly within each school it partners with, ensuring that both mentors and mentees can build strong connections and a sense of community without the need for travel. By hosting sessions at the school, we create an accessible and seamless experience for all participants. The program runs every Thursday immediately after school, with light snacks provided for students.
Session Breakdown
Session Breakdown
Ice-Breakers (15 minutes)
Goal Setting & Reviewing (15 minutes)
Planned Activity (50 minutes)
Check-Out Form (10 minutes)
Active Value Building
Active Value Building
Vision Mentoring's activities, just as our mentors are the pillar of succeeding in our mission to establish core values & personal constitutions within mentees. Each session is curated toward an activity that symbolizes our mission
Below is the chronological order of the program activities, detailed list is found here:
Two-Way Interviews: Initiating relationships and understanding personal goals.
Timelines: Mapping out future goals and recognizing potential challenges.
Self-Esteem Building: Fostering a positive self-image and understanding personal worth.
Using Personal Traits: Identifying strengths and using them to achieve goals.
Better Goal Setting: Reinforcing effective goal-setting techniques.
Decision-Making: Practicing informed choices and weighing options.
Service Learning: Engaging in community service to understand the impact of giving back.
Multiple Intelligences: Recognizing different learning styles and using that awareness for personal growth.
Academic Strengths and Challenges: Identifying areas of focus for academic success.
College Exploration: Preparing for future educational opportunities.
Guest Speaker Insights: Learning from alumni experiences to understand post-high school paths.
Reflection: Encouraging future planning and self-assessment.
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