Each week, Justin comes in from recess and runs to his classroom to get his work and then dashes to the front door of the school to wait for his KHUSA mentor, Miss Jackie. Miss Jackie is thankful for the school secretary who has agreed to watch, Justin as he eagerly waits for her each week. This story […]
In our email last weekend, we asked mentors to finish the statement, “My mentee…” and in essence brag about something wonderful that their mentee has accomplished or does. We have had a great response so far and hope to continue receiving posts to our Facebook Wall and tweets on Twitter with #proudmentor and #kidshopeusa. Here
Dale, a Kids Hope USA mentor e-mailed his church director asking for a list of substitute mentors because he had a conflict with meeting his student, Asher for the following week. The director immediately e-mailed Dale the list of substitute mentors. The following day, Dale responded back with this e-mail, “I rescheduled my mentoring time for Tuesday instead
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KIDS HOPE USA mentor, Jane and her mentee, Bobby were reading a simple book together. When Bobby realized he knew every word on the page, he whispered to Jane not to read and then finished reading the book on his own. Later, Bobby beamed when he told his mom, “I read a book!” This story was
Kristi, a KIDS HOPE USA mentor was working with her mentee, Drew using vocabulary words in sentences. The word, Kristi gave Drew was inspire. Kristi made the sentence, “Drew inspires me because she reads so well.” Kristi then told, Drew it was her turn to make a sentence. Drew came up with this sentence, “I am inspired by Mrs. Kristi
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Miss Jamie, a KIDS HOPE USA mentor recently began mentoring, Ella who has already missed 26 days of school. After only two mentoring sessions together, Ella said, “I missed a few days of school this week, but I’ll never miss our day together!” This story is from our friends at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist in Mineral
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Miss Lydia has been meeting with Alaina for 3 years now. This week during their time together, Alaina said, “Miss Lydia, I wish that you were just a little bit younger.” “Why is that?” asked Miss Lydia. “Well, because sometimes when you get a little older, people die and I never want you to die”,
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As you mentor your child this week, think about spending time talking side by side about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read some of his speech together, click on the link below to watch him, and then ask your child about their dreams. As he/she shares, write down their thoughts. Encourage your child to start every sentence with “I have a dream
Miss Gladys and her mentee, Brody met for lunch one last time before Christmas Break. They were having such a great time, other students wanted to join in their conversation. One of Brody’s friends asked, “Is this your Grandmother?” Brody hung his head low and said, “No, but I sure wish she was my grandma.”
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