Eagle Watch

Student success through mentoring!

• Supported by 21st Century Grant	"All kids need a little help, a little hope, and someone who beleives in them." Earvin "Magic" Johnson
  Eagle Watch is an educator-student mentoring program designed to improve student achievement through building positive adult-student relationships. Eagle Leaders will meet monthly with their young eagles and spend time building relationships.  The Eagle Watch mentoring period will be used to discuss topics such student goals beyond high school, positive adult and peer relationships, as well as academic achievement. Eagle Leaders will follow-up with their mentees on a regular basis and attend activities of interest to the students in their mentoring group i.e. sports events, etc. The faculty and staff members of Prince Edward Middle School are committed to the academic and social development of our students.  The Eagle Watch program will bring that reality directly to the students.
  Eagle Watch Monthly Themes
  Time: (10:26 -10:56)

• September 27, 2011	"Are you there Yet? (Goal setting, future goals)
  October 25, 2011	"Be a Buddy not a Bully!" (Bullying prevention)
  November 29, 2011	"Your Community wants You!" (Volunteer/traits that build community)
  December 13, 2011	"Caught being Helpful" (Helping Others)
  January 31, 2012	"Peace Out to Conflict" (Peer relationships/Conflict resolution)
  February 28, 2012	"The Best me I can Be!" (Confidence building)
  March 27, 2012	"Choose R-E-S-P-E-C-T" (Manners/decision-making/social etiquette)
  April 24, 2012	"SUCCESS begins with ME" (Study skills, test-taking skills, SOL prep, maximizing your potential)