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Patterson Park Public Charter School Mentoring Program

Baltimore, MD
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www.pppcs.org

    • About Us

    Created in 2009, PPPCS Mentoring is a program designed to provide [elementary and middle school] students at Patterson Park Public Charter School (PPPCS) with an enriching mentor/mentee relationship with positive role models from the Baltimore community.

    There are several ways you can mentor at PPPCS:

    One- to one Mentoring

    Hangout with your mentee once a week to play games, read and/or help with homework. Mentors have the option of meeting during lunch, afterschool or at their home.

    Group Mentoring

    Meet with a small group of students to discuss interests, play games or do everyday activities.

    Flash Mentoring

    If your schedule does not permit you to commit on a weekly basis, come in to share your special talent or discuss your profession with a class.

    Created in 2009, PPPCS Mentoring is a program designed to provide [elementary and middle school] students at Patterson Park Public Charter School (PPPCS) with an enriching mentor/mentee relationship with positive role models from the Baltimore community.

    There are several ways you can mentor at PPPCS:

    One- to one Mentoring

    Hangout with your mentee once a week to play games, read and/or help with homework. Mentors have the option of meeting during lunch, afterschool or at their home.

    Group Mentoring

    Meet with a small group of students to discuss interests, play games or do everyday activities.

    Flash Mentoring

    If your schedule does not permit you to commit on a weekly basis, come in to share your special talent or discuss your profession with a class.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Children & Youth
    • Education
    • Volunteering

    Location

    • 27 N. Lakewood Ave, Baltimore, MD 21224, United States
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