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Vision for Relationship Centered Schools
All youth have access to a web of relationship support from caring adults and peers across educational settings, including in-school and after-school environments, that build their social capital in order to:
Promote their pursuit of their passions, skills and interests
Enable their access to and exploration of spaces where these can be pursued
Help them overcome personal and/or institutional obstacles
Now recruiting Mentors for the
2025-26 school year!
Complete the Interest Form!
Defining Mentoring
Defining Mentoring
Mentor and Artists MIXers
Mentor and Artists MIXers
Sacramento County Office of Education, My Brother’s Keeper Sacramento and MENTOR California invite you to join us for our Artist and Mentor MIXer! We desire to create a space for mentors and artists to come together to build a community of support for our youth. We know that our young people need adult protective relationships like formalized mentoring to succeed. Combining mentors and artists will create places for young people to grow, and share their experiences through the Arts. These mentoring relationships are an integral part of mental wellness and youth success in our community. The MIX will serve as a way to continue to feed this vital community.
2024-25 MIXers Series: Intersection of Arts & Mentoring:
2024-25 MIXers Series: Intersection of Arts & Mentoring:
The Stories We Tell
The Stories We Tell
Interested in becoming a Mentor for Sacramento Healthy HeARTS & Minds?
Interested in becoming a Mentor for Sacramento Healthy HeARTS & Minds?
In September of 2020, the City of Sacramento and the Sacramento County Office of Education, partnered to use CARES Act funding to pilot a collaborative that systematized the integration between mentoring, arts and mental health services. The initial focus of the collaborative was to address the Social Emotional and Mental Health needs of students in the Sacramento area in neighborhoods most at risk from COVID-19 related impacts as a result of school closures and isolation.
Sacramento Healthy HeARTs is a Tier II intervention program that addresses the social, emotional and mental health needs of students in the Sacramento area offering:
Trained mentors working alongside artists and providing one-on-one check-ins with participating students
Artist residencies with trained artists in SEL, mentoring, and arts integration strategies.
Voices of Change: SCOE School’s Mentoring Program
Interested in becoming a Mentor? Complete the form below!
Additional Resources:
Additional Resources:
Looking for additional resources or in need of a mentor visit Mentor CA, https://mentorcaliforniayouth.org/ for more information
Staff
Staff
Contact me for any additional questions or comments!
!Hablo español!
Tania Hernandez
Coordinator, Mentor Programs
e: thernandez@scoe.net
p: (916) 206-6378
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