It's easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.
- Frederick DouglassMRK Mentors
After our graduates enter school Miss Ruby’s Kids will match them with a volunteer Education Mentor. Mentors spend at least 30 minutes a week visiting the Mentee at school to read, listen, talk, do classwork and support their Mentees educational experience. One-on-One Mentoring can be life changing for a child.  You can make a huge difference in a child’s life!
Mentor Resources
What Happens During a Mentor Visit?
After the Teacher and the Mentor have decided on the best day and time for the visits to take place, the mentors will begin their journey of getting to know the Mentees. The first several visits will be all about getting to know each other. The Mentors work with the Teachers during this time to help determine the children’s needs and how to structure their visits.
- Enjoy conversation and work on social skills during a lunch-time visit.
- Enjoy quiet reading time at the library.
- Work on classroom assignments that have not been completed.
- Spend time supporting the child during specific subject times in the classroom.
- Take a walk to have private one-on-one conversation.
- Take the child out of the class to work on activities the Mentor has prepared.
