Mentors play a key role in our schools, making a positive difference for students. C-U One-to-One is a school based mentoring program which began in 1994. It is a relationship building program designed to build student’s self-confidence and encourage them to stay in school and graduate.
Mentors meet with their “mentees” at school for one hour a week during the school day, for the duration of the school year. If you have a genuine interest in youth, flexibility, good listening skills and can follow through on your commitments, mentoring may be right for you. For additional information, visit the C-U 1-to-1 website or contact: USD116 Director of Mentoring and Community Involvement: Angie Armstrong
