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M entors E xpecting G reater A chievement 1 Membership Meeting August 13, 2015

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  • Mentors Expecting Greater Achievement 1

    Membership Meeting August 13, 2015

  • MEGA Mentors Membership Meeting - AGENDA

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    Welcome Carol Mack-Grisby, Recruiting, Membership, Training

    Dr. William Fiege JTCC, VP Academic Affairs

    Invocation Darlene Kiah, Secretary

    Remarks Ivan Schwartz Executive Director CEF

    Mentoring & Volunteering

    Dr. Marcus Newsome, Superintendent CCPS

    State of the Organization Strategic Plan Review - Greg Cummings, President

    Financial Report Greg Hillman Fund Development - Larry Murphy

    Art Benefit and Sale - Otis Jones Communication/Events - Misha King

    Recruiting Membership & Training - Carol Mack-Grisby School Programs Howard Corey

    Training Video Facilitating Small Group Discussions

    Rodney Mullins

    Panel-Open Discussion - Sharing Best Practices Panel Moderator - Ed Baine

    Falling Creek Middle Linda Thomas Meadowbrook High - Danny Connor

    Tutoring - Howard Corey Carver Academy (CC&CA) - Jennifer Grossnickle

    CTC Hull Harlan Walker Speakers Bureau Greg Cummings

    Closing Greg Cummings, President

  • MEGA Mentors WHO are we?

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  • Remarks Ivan Schwartz Executive Director CEF

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  • Mentoring & Volunteering Dr. Marcus Newsome, Superintendent CCPS

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  • PANEL STATE OF THE ORGANIZATION

    Strategic Plan Review - Greg Cummings, President Financial Report Greg Hillman

    Fund Development - Larry Murphy Art Benefit and Sale - Otis Jones

    Communication/Events - Misha King Recruiting Membership & Training - Carol Mack-Grisby

    School Programs Howard Corey

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  • STRATEGIC PLAN REVIEW President: GREG CUMMINGS

    (Video, Marketing Brochure)

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  • THANK

    YOU

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  • 2014-2015 Year in Review Over 500 students were impacted by mentoring, tutoring, Young Men on a

    Mission and after school speakers

    CTC-Hull Academy 360 was incorporated as the 7th school operating with a new MEGA model

    454 students and parents attended the SELMA showing (supported by CCPS)

    Over 220 students, chaperones spent a day at Old Dominion University and Nauticus in Norfolk

    MEGA students received numerous awards at year end. Over 35 seniors graduated with over 60% pursuing higher education.

    Improved student performance (attendance, academics, and discipline)

    $8000 in senior scholarship money awarded

    Hope survey indicated that the program is making a difference in building student optimism, self- initiation and goal orientation

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  • 2014-2015 Year in Review Recognized and received highest CCPS Award Partner of the Year and

    also recognized by the Chesterfield County School Board

    Recognized and awarded President Obamas Volunteer Service Award for community service.

    Fine Art Benefit had record attendance and exceeded fund raising goals

    CCPS Dept. of Research and Evaluation assisted with Measures and Metrics development

    Services are being requested by 4 elementary, 3 middle and 2 high schools to date

    Over 250 board members, community leaders, board members, teachers, principals, parents and especially students attended the 5th Annual Excellence Awards and Recognition Celebration

    The website was rebuilt, social media added and the MEGA curriculum was added to the website

    Increased brand recognition and donor base

    Expanded the MEGA Board 10

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  • MEGA Mentors Mission

    Vision

    Strategic Priorities

    Key Capabilities Needed

    To make a positive measurable difference in the lives of African American and other underserved students in Chesterfield County Schools.

    To teach life skills, provide meaningful learning experiences and build leadership in African American and other underserved Chesterfield County Students through mentoring, tutoring, experiential field trips and recognition.

    1. Upgrade and revise Program Structure and Curriculum to increase student hope and success

    2. Strengthen retention of mentors and increase membership to reach more schools and students

    3. Increase fund raising and develop new sources of donations to fund programs and experiences

    4. Focus on building infrastructure to sustain the organization for years in the future

    Recruiting

    /Membership Programming

    Curriculum

    Organizational

    Sustainability

    Fund

    Development Establish 3 recruiting teams Establish church recruiting

    program Engage Fort Lee for

    volunteers Establish targeted recruiting

    for women Train additional trainers Perpetuate the CTC Hull

    Model

    Update the curriculum to include monthly focus topics

    Create special curriculum for HS 11 & 12 graders

    School expansion (CCPS request)

    Expand Speakers Bureau Carver Tutoring

    Secure a Grant writer to secure $50,000 in grants

    Increase funding sources (new Corporate and individual donors full board)

    Coordinate fund raising (FABS, etc.) to increase event fund raising to $50,000

    Create new fund raising programs (Golf, shopping excursion)

    Create endowed Scholarship Program ( $100,000 in 5 years)

    Crete website and social media plan

    Build Membership awareness

    Build Board capability

    Train office staff

    Obtain 501 C3 status

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  • ANNUAL BUDGET REVIEW

    Greg Hillman

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  • Annual Budget FY2016

    IncomeCorporations/Organizations $43,900Fund Raising Events $38,650Grants $50,000Members $7,500Non Members $6,000

    Total $146,050Expense

    Programs $44,000Program Events $31,450Special Events $20,500Program Administrative $11,800Staff Support $39,000

    Total $146,750

    Net Income ($700)

    MONEY

    TIME

    "MEGA Mentors Success = Money and or Time"

    MEGA MENTORS

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  • Corporations /Organizations

    44%

    Fund Raising Events

    22%

    Members 15%

    Non Members 19%

    Contributions

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  • FUND DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

    Co Chair: Larry Murphy

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  • FUND DEVELOPMENT (GREG /LARRY)

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    By joining forces with individuals, corporations, foundations and churches, our goal is to raise $146,050 in operating income during 2015 / 2016

    By coupling your investments with in-kind goods and services (e.g. silent auction gifts, printing, etc.), we can maximize the operational efficiencies of your organization.

    Wed like each MEGA Mentor stakeholder (e.g. board member, mentor, etc.) to render financial support in addition to their time and talents

    Wed welcome your support and assistance in serving as an advocate with your corporation, church and/or other community organization

    Were in this race together!!!!!!

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  • EVENTS ANNUAL FUND RAISER (OTIS)

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  • EVENTS ANNUAL FUND RAISER (OTIS)

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    Fine Art Benefit and Sale (FABS) Signature Event

    Corporate, Small Business Sponsorship Opportunities

    Souvenir Journal Advertising Opportunities

    Silent Auction

    Art Sales (featured artist)

    Live Entertainment

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  • SAVE THE DATE! FINE ART BENEFIT

    AND SALE

    FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 2016 7:00 P.M.

    The Hippodrome Theater 528 N. 2nd Street

    Richmond, VA 23219

    In Partnership with Freedom Classic Festival

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    http://johnsoninc.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=3CD5219&e=518EEA&c=1B37F&t=1&l=8D7040E&email=YwhLjBfIZn7DQIPc0B/Qi6k/QOyLbhHIeeWRGMtRs94=http://johnsoninc.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=3CD521A&e=518EEA&c=1B37F&t=1&l=8D7040E&email=YwhLjBfIZn7DQIPc0B/Qi6k/QOyLbhHIeeWRGMtRs94=http://johnsoninc.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=3CD521C&e=518EEA&c=1B37F&t=1&l=8D7040E&email=YwhLjBfIZn7DQIPc0B/Qi6k/QOyLbhHIeeWRGMtRs94=http://johnsoninc.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=3CD5219&e=518EEA&c=1B37F&t=1&l=8D7040E&email=YwhLjBfIZn7DQIPc0B/Qi6k/QOyLbhHIeeWRGMtRs94=

  • FINE ART BENEFIT AND SALE

    SILENT

    AUCTION

    http://johnsoninc.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=3CD5219&e=518EEA&c=1B37F&t=1&l=8D7040E&email=YwhLjBfIZn7DQIPc0B/Qi6k/QOyLbhHIeeWRGMtRs94=

  • Fine Art Benefit & Sale Souvenir Journal Recognition Form (SJRF)

    Sponsor Options

    One

    MEGA Patron

    $25 - $49

    Bronze

    $50 - $99

    Silver

    $100 - $249

    Gold

    $250 - $499

    Platinum

    $500 Plus

    Name:

    Address:

    Phone:

    Email:

    Amount Paid $________________

    Please PRINT how you want your name (s) to be listed in the "Souvenir Journal" (i.e., Mr. & Mrs. Roger Duck)

    Make Check Payable To:

    Chesterfield Public Education Foundation

    C/O MEGA Mentors

    P.O. Box 3883

    Richmond, VA 23235

    PENDING UPDATE

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  • HOW YOU CAN HELP

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    FABS COMMITTEE Kick-Off Meeting Thursday, August 20, 2015 @ 6 PM

    IBM Office 9201 Arboretum Parkway Richmond, VA

    3rd Floor

    Sub-Committees Marketing & Communications - Social Media (focus) Souvenir Journal Content, Design & Editing Fundraising Silent Auction, Ad & Patron Sales, Sponsorships Freedom Classic Tickets, Transportation, School Coordination Logistics Art Setup and Breakdown

    Join the FABS Committee Contact: Otis S. Jones @ [email protected]

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  • COMMUNICATION/EVENTS

    Co Chair Communication : Misha King

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  • MEGA MENTORS WEBSITE SOCIAL MEDIA

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    MEGA Mentors website: www.MEGAMentors.org Event Calendar FABS Application Form Gallery Curriculum

    Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MegaMentorsOrg Twitter: https://twitter.com/MegaMentors (handle: @MEGAMentors) Instagram: https://instagram.com/megamentors/

    WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!

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    http://www.megamentors.org/https://www.facebook.com/MegaMentorsOrghttps://twitter.com/MegaMentorshttps://instagram.com/megamentors/

  • MEMBERSHIP UPDATE

    Recruiting Membership, Training: Carol Mack-Grisby

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  • We Need YOU!!! What We need from You?

    How Can You Help Make a Difference? Volunteer Opportunities MENTORING:

    Group Mentor (Life Skills Program) group mentoring sessions at select schools (Minimum two hours a month)

    Individual Mentor Mentoring one child (as your schedule permits, minimum three hours a month)

    TUTORING: One on One tutoring of a child on a as needed basis (As your schedule permits minimum

    three hours a month)

    After School Tutoring Initiative at Carver Middle School (2:15 to 4 PM every Tuesday)

    COMMITTEE VOLUNTEER: Work on various organizational committees based on your skill set (as your schedule

    permits)

    SPEAKER: Guest speaker for Speakers Bureau Falling Creek Middle School Tell Your Story (As

    your schedule permits Thursdays 4:50-5:30)

    Guest speaker at a forum or life skills session (As your schedule permits Sessions are typically 30 minute to an hour)

    FINANCIAL SPONSOR: Donate $250 to sponsor 1 child through the MEGA Mentors program for a full year.

    Buy an Ad, some Art, or silent auction item during our annual fund raising event Fine Art Benefit & Sale

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    Carver MS Falling Creek MS PVMS Carver Academy HS MBHS CTC HullLaShanda Hill Linda Thomas (CoLead) Donna Ragland Ola Gunn Kyle Grinnage Jamie BarnesRev Donna Tucker (TBC) Carol Mack-Grisby (CoLead) Verna Bradby Tara Campbell Sandee Smith Kathy BeasleyEffie Cole (new per HC) Michelle Wingo Donielle Kearney (TBC) LaWanda Woods Jan Hembrick (TBC) Stephanie BurgeAngela Pollard (TBC) Kadijah Washington Christine Morgan (TBC) Pamela Duren Browne Toni Penn (from TD) Ceal DonahueSharon Murphy (from TD) Deborah Goode (Tea) Gwen Epps (TBC) Brenda White (per HC/TD) Robin ForbesPatrice Turner (from TD) Marlene F. Pegram (Tea) Machel Jones (TD) Patricia FoxCynthia Stinchcomb (*TD) Marilyn Cummings Cheryl GeorgePhyllis Coley (*TD) Chris Molencamp

    Angela MooreHope MurphyAutumn NaborsSharon PopeAmanda SimonsCourtney SwartzBeth TeigenEmilie WhiteSusan DandridgeCyndee BlountJacqueline BullockMolly HolstonLorisue HammondSandra Irby

    TotSub-Total 8 5 7 6 4 22 58

    Carver MS Falling Creek MS PVMS Carver Academy HS MBHS CTC HullJohnny Beaton Bill Day Greg Cummings Howard Corey (Lead) Rodney Mullins Kevin SmithJames Delph (per HC/TD) James Warren James Clark (TD) Greg Cummings Rueben Turner Frank TennisonClint Cole (per HC/TD) Art Espey Charles Owens LJ McCoy Danny Connor Ivan SchwartzRev Carson (? Tab per LM) Cecil Shorte Charles Sumpter Bob Hembrick (TBC) Bob CarterLJ McCoy (per HC/TD) Rev Johnnie Fleming Rev Wayne Pregram (TBLyle EvansJoey Mason (per HC/TD) Russ Carter Kevin Nicholson (TD) Michael GettingsCraig Denby (per LM) Michael Eaton (from TD) Harlan Walker

    Michael AsipDavid EshelmanBenjamin Lewis

    TotSub-Total 8 4 5 7 7 10 47

    Total 16 9 12 13 11 32 105

    Indicates school is FULL Indicates mentor(s) needed

    Curtis Brown Ciera WilsonChristine T. MorganLinda HaskinsPearl Crawley (tea)Sonia Greene (tea)Lottie Belk (tea? 8.13 mtg)Karen Brown (tea? 8.13 mtg)Pearl Crawley (tea? 8.13 mtg)Hope KreiderBernice Carson (TBC)

    2015-2016 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS

    Newly Trained Mentors - To Be Assigned

    Female

    Mentor Assignments

    Mentor Assignments

    Mentoring Program

    2015-2016 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS

    Mentor AssignmentsNon-Returning Mentors

    Carver MSFalling Creek MSPVMSCarver Academy HSMBHSCTC HullAssignments PendingCMSFCMSPVMSCHSMBHSTDHS

    FemaleLaShanda HillLinda Thomas (CoLead)Donna RaglandOla GunnKyle GrinnageJamie BarnesMichelle HughesMarilyn CummingsClementine Fleming

    Rev Donna Tucker (TBC)Carol Mack-Grisby (CoLead)Verna BradbyTara CampbellSandee SmithKathy BeasleyMary Abyss

    Effie Cole (new per HC)Michelle WingoDonielle Kearney (TBC)LaWanda WoodsJan Hembrick (TBC)Stephanie BurgeKaren Johnson

    Angela Pollard (TBC)Kadijah WashingtonChristine Morgan (TBC)Pamela Duren BrowneToni Penn (from TD)Ceal DonahueNaomi Johnson

    Sharon Murphy (from TD)Deborah Goode (Tea)Gwen Epps (TBC)Brenda White (per HC/TD)Robin Forbes

    Patrice Turner (from TD)Marlene F. Pegram (Tea)Machel Jones (TD)Patricia Fox

    Cynthia Stinchcomb (*TD)Marilyn CummingsCheryl George

    Phyllis Coley (*TD)Chris Molencamp

    Angela Moore

    Hope Murphy

    Autumn Nabors

    Sharon PopeErica Lee (*CVR)

    Amanda SimonsTalia Porter (*CVR)

    Courtney SwartzAlana Dawson (*CVR)

    Beth TeigenDeKimia Hosken (*CVR)

    Emilie WhiteZynobia Gibson (*CVR)

    Susan DandridgeChristina Whitney (*CVR)

    Cyndee Blount

    Jacqueline Bullock

    Molly Holston

    Lorisue Hammond

    Sandra Irby

    TotTot

    Sub-Total85764226580114006

    Mentor AssignmentsNon-Returning Mentors

    Carver MSFalling Creek MSPVMSCarver Academy HSMBHSCTC HullAssignments PendingCMSFCMSPVMSCHSMBHSTDHS

    Johnny BeatonBill DayGreg CummingsHoward Corey (Lead)Rodney MullinsKevin SmithCecil ShorteJoel JohnWillie Ellis (*TD)

    James Delph (per HC/TD)James Warren James Clark (TD)Greg CummingsRueben TurnerFrank TennisonRay Wrenn (*TD)

    Clint Cole (per HC/TD)Art Espey Charles OwensLJ McCoyDanny ConnorIvan Schwartz

    Rev Carson (? Tab per LM)Cecil ShorteCharles SumpterBob Hembrick (TBC)Bob Carter

    LJ McCoy (per HC/TD)Rev Johnnie FlemingRev Wayne Pregram (TBC)Lyle Evans

    Joey Mason (per HC/TD)Russ CarterKevin Nicholson (TD)Michael Gettings

    Craig Denby (per LM)Michael Eaton (from TD)Harlan Walker

    Michael Asip

    David EshelmanDr. Leonard Jackson (*FC)

    Benjamin LewisJoshua McDonald (*FC)

    Darrell Smith (*CVR)

    Robert Spain (*CVR)

    SSG Muelito Skipper (*CVR)

    TotTot

    Sub-Total845771064711221310

    Total169121311321210512361316

    Indicates school is FULLIndicates mentor(s) needed

    Newly Trained Mentors - To Be Assigned

    Curtis BrownCiera Wilson

    Christine T. Morgan

    Linda Haskins

    Pearl Crawley (tea)

    Sonia Greene (tea)

    Lottie Belk (tea? 8.13 mtg)

    Karen Brown (tea? 8.13 mtg)

    Pearl Crawley (tea? 8.13 mtg)

    Hope Kreider

    Bernice Carson (TBC)

    Note: (*) Multiple assignments.

    Tutoring Program

    MEGA Mentors

    Tutoring Program - Carver Middle School

    FY 2016 - Resource Allocation Proposal

    Tutors

    MaleFemale

    Lynn HermanLaShanda Hill

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    2015-2016 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS

    Mentor Assignments

  • Programs Curriculum/Assignments

    School Programs: Howard Corey

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    Program Committee: Helping Every Child achieve their goal thru Education

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  • 2015-16 Program Overview

    Learning your trade and escaping your situation thru education is a foreign term to many of our students.

    However, it is a concept that we believe needs to be reinforced with our children.

    Therefore, along with our core values of respect, responsibility, effort and achievement, we are emphasizing this concept in our 2015-16 program by spending more time discussing:

    A) Why you need an education B) What you must do to get an education C) How you pay for an education

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  • 2015-16 Program Overview Contd

    We are also providing more opportunities for you to structure your classes around the needs of your students by outlying topics and themes that should be taught and letting you pick which material you want to use.

    Since each school should have a full complement of mentors, we strongly recommend that all coordinators get all of their mentors involved by making their classes more interactive.

    Finally, we recommend the use of our speaker bureau to personalize the topics and themes you are teaching.

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  • PROGRAM OVERVIEW HOWARD

    Sample Calendar

    15+ Theme oriented Modules

    Theme oriented Modules include:

    Lesson Guide Lesson Objectives What Students Should Take-a-Way Suggested Teaching Method Tools/Resources Required

    PowerPoint Presentation Objective Action Plan/Reinforcement

    Video* Handouts*

    School Assignments

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  • Monthly Themes & Topics Grades 6, 7 & 8 (Sample)

    Sample Schedule - 8/2015

    September: Introduction To Mega Mentors October: Taking Responsibility For Your Future (Education Is Critical)

    Goals And Career Path Transition To Middle School Surviving Chaos Steps To Success Grades Are Important Hope Survey Guest Speakers November: Respect For Yourself And Others Character Development Its How You Present Yourself Dress For Success Image And Perception Guest Speakers December: Getting Along With Others Conflict Resolution Choosing The Right Friends How To Win In Stressful Situations Guest Speakers January: Progress Review Review Transition To Middle School Review Student Goals Review Student Grades What Are Your Career Aspirations? Tie To Goal Setting Bring Youre A Game

    February: History Of Education Locked Out Discussion Of Videos Presentations On Historical Educational Figures Guest Speakers March: Social Media Inappropriate Use Of Social Media Using Social Media As A Learning Tool Review Of Grades April: What Did You Learn This Year? End Of Year Trip (Set Date With Administration) Hope Survey Discussions On What Each Student Learned Meet With Students For Feedback Transition To High School May: Prepare For Summer And Recognition Mega Recognition Event School Recognition Events (Medallions) Summer Reading Programs

    When possible, each month would consist of two discussion sessions and a documentary or guest speaker. Lead coordinator and mentors would be responsible for choosing or developing sessions to be taught using theme guidelines.

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  • Monthly Themes & Topics Grades 9 &10 (Sample)

    Sample Schedule - 8/2015

    September: Introduction To MEGA Mentors And Student Advisors

    October: Being Prepared For High School No Longer Big Person On Campus Getting Good Grades From The Start Grades Are Important Goal Setting And Career Path Locked Out Documentary Why Are You In School? Guest Speaker: Upper Class-person To Discuss

    Their Life As A Freshman

    November: Conflict Resolution Getting Along With Your Teachers Creating A Win-Win Situation Respect It Starts With You Defusing Hostile Situations Review Of Grades

    December: Personal Development Biography Creation Who Am I Dress For Success Consequences Of Bad Decisions (Guest Speaker) Daring To Be Different Guest Speaker To Discuss How They Resolve Conflict

    January: Being Prepared Time Management How To Prepare For An Exam We All Need Help (When And How To Seek It) Guest Speaker On Importance Of Being Prepared Or

    Studying For Exams Bring Youre A Game

    February: Good Communication How To Organize And Prepare A Speech Give A 3-5 Minute Speech Effective Communication The Art Of Listening And Understanding

    March: Achievement And Staying On Track Review Of Grades Review Of Goals Achieving Thru Failure (Guest Speaker) Picking The Right Friends

    April: Social Media Internet Usage (Tim Bullis) Proper Use Of Social Media You Put What On Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Vine, Etc. Annual Trip Preparation

    May: Awards Ceremony MEGA Mentors Local School

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  • Monthly Themes & Topics Grades 11& 12 (Sample)

    Sample Schedule - 8/2015

    September: Introduction to Mega Mentors

    October: Preparing for Life after High School -College and technical school applications -SATs -Career Path Goals and Classes -Junior College credits -Evaluation of Grades -Initial prep work for FAFSA applications -Public Speaker (Health Care Careers)

    November: Cost of an Education -Pricing educational alternatives -Job pay scales and educational requirements -Doing an educational budget -Public speaker (Teaching Careers)

    December: Choosing a School for Advance Education -Filing applications -Recommendation letters -Interviewing skills -Technical versus college careers -Military careers -Guest speaker (Military and Vocational Careers)

    January: Seeking Financial Aid and Preparation for Success -Understanding how to apply for grants -College Scholarships -Filing of Financial Aid and grant packages (FAFSA) -Career goals and your destiny -Guest speaker (Business Careers)

    February: Financial Packages, Conflict Resolution, Public speaking -Final preparation of Financial Aid packages -Junior College enrollment -Essay writing -Relationship spectrum -Picking a college -Public speaking -Guest speaker (Engineering Careers)

    March: How to be Successful at a Job -Tardiness and absenteeism -Communication skills -Customer service -Proper dress -Guest speaker (Computer Science Careers)

    April: Job interviewing skills -Preparation for job interviews -Actual Interview (dress, questions, styles of interview) -Guest speaker (Communication Careers) -Annual trip

    May: Recognition ceremonies -MEGA Mentors -Local school

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    Applicable Grades

    Why Should You Do Well in School?

    Public Speaking*

    Topics & Files

    Bring Your A Game

    Goal-Setting*

    Value of an Education*

    Biography Creation*

    Introduction to MEGA Mentors*

    Bring Your A Game Discussion Questions

    Why Should You Do Well in School PowerPoint

    Introduction to Goal Setting PowerPointUsing Goals to Build a Solid Foundation PowerPoint

    Mentors Bring Your A Game Part 1 of 3 VideoMentors Bring Your A Game Part 2 of 3 VideoMentors Bring Your A Game Part 3 of 3 Video

    Introduction To MEGA Mentors PowerPointHigh Schools PowerPointMiddle Schools PowerPoint

    Biography Creation PowerPoint

    Value of an Education PowerPoint

    Updated Sept. 12, 2014

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    Master

    Updated Sept. 12, 2014

    Applicable Grades

    Topics & FilesSeries6th7th8th9th10th11th12th

    Introduction to MEGA Mentors*100XXXXXXX

    Introduction To MEGA Mentors PowerPoint100SXXXXXXX

    High Schools PowerPoint100SXXXX

    Middle Schools PowerPoint100SXXX

    Biography Creation*110XXXXXXX

    Biography Creation PowerPoint110SXXXXXXX

    Value of an Education*120XXXXXXX

    Value of an Education PowerPoint120SXXXXXXX

    Goal-Setting*130XXXXXXX

    Introduction to Goal Setting PowerPoint130SXXXXXXX

    Using Goals to Build a Solid Foundation PowerPoint130SXXXXXXX

    Bring Your A Game140XX

    Mentors Bring Your A Game Part 1 of 3 Video140SXX

    Mentors Bring Your A Game Part 2 of 3 Video140SXX

    Mentors Bring Your A Game Part 3 of 3 Video140SXX

    Bring Your A Game Discussion Questions140SXX

    Why Should You Do Well in School?150XXXXX

    Why Should You Do Well in School PowerPoint150SXXXXX

    Public Speaking*160XXXXXXX

    Public Speaking PowerPoint160SXXXXXXX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Sports Handout160SX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Writers & Artists Handout160SX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Entertainment Handout160SX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Education Handout160SX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Science Handout160SX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Business Handout160SX

    Mentors Public Speaking - Military Handout160SX

    Picking the Right Friends170XXXX

    Picking the Right Friends PowerPoint170SXXXX

    Taking Responsibility180XXX

    Taking Responsibility Discussion Questions180SXXX

    Conflict Resolution Middle School*190XXX

    Conflict Resolution PowerPoint190SXXX

    Conflict Resolution High School*200XXXX

    Working with Your Teachers PowerPoint200SXXXX

    Resolving Conflict With Negotiation PowerPoint200SXXXX

    Time Management210XXXXXXX

    Time Management Tips Handout210SXXXXXXX

    What Is Time Management Handout210SXXXXXXX

    Social Media220XXX

    Social Media Discussion Questions220SXXX

    Mentors Social Media Word of Mouse Tips Handout220SXXX

    Respect: It Starts With You 230XXXX

    Respect: It Starts With You Handout230SXXXX

    Daring to be Different240XX

    Daring To Be Different PowerPoint240SXX

    Who Am I?250XX

    Who Am I Handout250SXX

    Who Am I PowerPoint250SXX

    Who Am I PowerPoint Answers250SXX

    What Does Success Mean to You?260XX

    What Does Success Mean to You PowerPoint260SXX

    Listen Before Acting270XX

    Listening Skills Handout270SXX

    Refining Your Interviewing Skills280XX

    Guest Speaker Aimee Shearin Instructions280SXX

    Employment Skills 101290XXX

    Guest Speaker Aimee Shearin Instructions290SXXX

    The Relationship Spectrum300XXX

    The Relationship Spectrum Discussion Questions300SXXX

    The Relationship Spectrum PowerPoint300SXXX

    What Is Leadership?310XXX

    What Is Leadership PowerPoint310SXXX

    Dressing for Success320XXXX

    Dressing for Success PowerPoint320SXXXX

    Dressing for Success Discussion Questions320SXXXX

    What Type Of Learner Are You?330XXX

    What Type Of Learner Are You PowerPoint330SXXX

    Transitioning to Middle School340X

    Transitioning to Middle School PowerPoint340SX

    Transitioning to Middle School Discussion Questions340SX

    Habits of Happy Middle Schoolers350XXX

    Habits of Happy Middle Schoolers Discussion Questions350SXXX

    How To Create A Budget Lesson Plan360XXXX

    Guest Speaker Jacki Quinlan Instructions360SXXXX

    How To Create A Budget Discussion Questions360SXXXX

    How To Create A Budget Handout360SXXXX

    What Is A Game Changer?370XXXXXXX

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    Slide Number 1MEGA Mentors Membership Meeting - AGENDAMEGA MentorsWHO are we?RemarksIvan Schwartz Executive Director CEFMentoring & VolunteeringDr. Marcus Newsome, Superintendent CCPSPANELSTATE OF THE ORGANIZATIONStrategic Plan Review - Greg Cummings, PresidentFinancial Report Greg HillmanFund Development - Larry MurphyArt Benefit and Sale - Otis JonesCommunication/Events - Misha KingRecruiting Membership & Training - Carol Mack-GrisbySchool Programs Howard Corey STRATEGIC PLAN REVIEW President: GREG CUMMINGS(Video, Marketing Brochure)Slide Number 82014-2015 Year in Review2014-2015 Year in ReviewSlide Number 11ANNUAL BUDGET REVIEWGreg HillmanAnnual Budget FY2016Slide Number 14FUND DEVELOPMENT UPDATECo Chair: Larry MurphyFUND DEVELOPMENT(GREG /LARRY) EVENTS ANNUAL FUND RAISER(OTIS) EVENTS ANNUAL FUND RAISER(OTIS) Slide Number 19Slide Number 20Slide Number 21HOW YOU CAN HELP COMMUNICATION/EVENTSCo Chair Communication : Misha King MEGA MENTORS WEBSITE SOCIAL MEDIA MEMBERSHIP UPDATERecruiting Membership, Training: Carol Mack-GrisbyWe Need YOU!!!What We need from You?Slide Number 27Programs Curriculum/AssignmentsSchool Programs: Howard Corey2015-16 Program Overview2015-16 Program Overview ContdPROGRAM OVERVIEWHOWARDMonthly Themes & Topics Grades 6, 7 & 8 (Sample)Monthly Themes & Topics Grades 9 &10 (Sample)Monthly Themes & Topics Grades 11& 12 (Sample)Slide Number 35TRAINING VIDEOFacilitating Small Group DiscussionsRodney Mullins PANEL DISCUSSIONQ&A/Best Practice SharingPanel Moderator: Ed BaineFalling Creek Middle Linda Thomas Meadowbrook High - Danny Connor Tutoring - Howard CoreyCarver Academy (CC&CA) - Jennifer GrossnickleCTC Hull Harlan WalkerSpeakers Bureau - Tell Your Story Greg Cummings CLOSINGMEGA President: Greg CummingsWrap-UpMEGA Mentors Thanks YOU!!!Wrap-UpMEGA Mentors Thanks YOU!!!Slide Number 41