Become a Supportive Adult

Supportive Adults are central to our model. Can we add you to our student facing database?

They engage with students by sharing real-world experience, offering guidance, and helping young people explore their interests.

Ways to participate include:

• informational interviews

• workplace tours

• shadow days

• skill-building experiences

• project sponsorship

• mentoring relationships

Time commitments range from a few hours a year to ongoing engagement.

Supportive Adults do not need prior teaching experience — just a willingness to build relationships and share what they know.