Haralson County Schools Mentor Program

•·   Our Program

•·   Our Mission

•·   Program Description 

Our Program

Haralson County School System is excited to host the Mentor Program. Haralson County's mission is to provide at-risk children and youth with a friend, positive role model, and advocate, that will play a part in increasing the student's ambitions and self-confidence which improve the grades, attendance, and behavior of the youth, thus contributing to the student's success in school and life. Our program is school-based; meaning all interactions between mentor and mentee will be at school.

Our Mission

Mission Statement:

The mission of Haralson County School's Mentoring Program is to provide at-risk children and youth with a friend, positive role model, and advocate, that will play a part in raising the student's ambitions and self-confidence which will improve the grades, attendance, and behavior of the youth, thus contributing to the student's success in school and life.

Program Description:

The Mentor Program is a school-based program. The mentor will meet with the mentee at the mentee's school for approximately 30 minutes a week. The mentor will be required to sign in and sign out of the school on the mentor's sign in sheet which will be located at the front office of the school. The mentor will be required to make at least a one school year commitment. If at any time the mentor, mentee, or the school has any questions or concerns, please contact Ruthy Saknini-Woody, Mentor Director, at 770-646-3882 ext. 235.