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Current Mentors

Welcome to the Pathway Partners Mentor Resource Page!

Thank you for volunteering your time and energy to support students through mentoring. Whether you're participating in job shadowing, informational interviews, or long-term mentoring, your role makes a lasting impact. This page is your one-stop hub for tools, forms, and resources to support your mentoring journey.Use the links below to find tips, expectations, feedback forms, scheduling tools, and more—organized by mentoring type. You’ll also find materials to guide positive communication, goal setting, and personal growth for both mentors and students.

We’re so grateful for your partnership in building meaningful connections between our students and the world beyond school!

 

“Mentoring is more than sharing knowledge—it's about showing up, listening, and believing in someone’s potential.”

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5 Mentoring Skills All Great Mentors Possess See more › Why Mentor? See more ›

Principles to Keep in Mind When Working with Young People

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Remember— "aim low, go slow, think small and celebrate success"

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Teach cognitive slogans: "first things first", "one day at a time", "easy does it"

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Be the holder of a sense of hope

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Celebrate small successes

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Take the lead and persist even when the student appears disinterested

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Softly challenge inappropriate behavior and negative attitudes

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Focus on the young person's strengths

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Be a partner with your young person’s family

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Help them take a personal look at how their behavior affects others

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Remember: you’re not responsible for others’ behaviors or decisions

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Offer unconditional acceptance — no strings attached

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You are another positive role model who works together with parents/guardians, teachers, resource counselors, and the Pathway Partners director in the best interest of your student mentee.