Overview
Who are our HEROES?
Caring adults who have a Heart for Encouraging, Respect, Optimism, Enthusiasm and Self-confidence with our students while providing guidance and support to cultivate personal, social and academic development. These everyday people — parents, community members, business professionals —are just like you!
A child is waiting for you to become their hero…
Who Is In the Program?
Students participating in the program come from different backgrounds, have a variety of interests, and a wide range of ages. They may need help with academic achievement, character development, problem-solving skills, improving self-esteem, relationships with adults and peers, and school attendance. A teacher, counselor, or parent can recommend students for the program, or a student may ask for a mentor. We must have parent permission in order for a student to participate in the program.
How can I become a HEROES mentor?
- Register with this link to attend one of the upcoming mentor training sessions.
Do you have a student who would benefit from a HEROES mentor?
- Complete the Parent Permission Form | En español
- Return completed form to the campus counselor
- Counselor will match the student with a mentor within the following two weeks.
Questions?
Contact Shannon Lombardo at 512-570-0029
Resources
100 Fun Things to do With Your Mentee
40 Developmental Assets
Asset Building Ideas
Mentor FAQ
Role of a Mentor
Qualities of an Effective Mentor
Building Self-Esteem
Developmental Stages
Ice-breaking Questions
40 Developmental Assets
Asset Building Ideas
Mentor FAQ
Role of a Mentor
Qualities of an Effective Mentor
Building Self-Esteem
Developmental Stages
Ice-breaking Questions
My husband and I have signed up to volunteer but we are unable to find the times of the
My husband and I have signed up to volunteer but we are unable to find the times of the volunteer training. I found them yesterday, but I can’t get back to that screen. We will be gone some in Sept. so we would like to take the training as soon as possible.