Mentor at CAST Schools
CAST Schools Speed Mentor Match Days
Do you want to be a future mentor? Join us at Speed Mentor Match Day to connect with students and decide if you want to be a mentor.
Advanced Learning Academy: Tuesday, October 27, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
CAST Lead: Wednesday, November 4, 8:30 am – 11:30 am
CAST Med: Monday, October 26, 12 pm
CAST Tech: November 4, 2 pm – 3 pm
Mentor at CAST Schools
If you are unable to access a google form, please contact Eddie Rodriguez at eddie@castschools.com
Become A Mentor. Make a Difference.
Most mentoring programs are available for younger children, but there are limited options for high school students at a critical time in their lives as they prepare to launch into adulthood. Your mentorship can make a significant difference!
The mentoring program at CAST Schools is designed to support and empower students through meaningful, personalized guidance. We recognize the critical importance of having a dedicated, caring adult who can provide support beyond traditional educational settings. Our mentors work closely with students to help them navigate complex life decisions, offering wisdom and perspective that can shape their future trajectories.
Thank You, USAA
With your generous grant, we are able to connect more students with mentors.
Our 2024 – 2025 Goals
of all 10th-grade students experience speed mentoring
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SPEED MENTORING
Speed Mentoring is perfect for anyone interested in a one-time mentoring experience that could lead to more. Meet inspiring 10th-grade students, share your experiences, and find your perfect mentoring fit.
How mentors help students
- Act as a bridge to the workplace
- Offer crucial introduction to workplace behaviors and expectations
- Provide opportunities to practice vital social skills such as interviewing, making eye contact, and building cross-generational relationships
Mentor
Commitments & Expectations
- Serve as a positive role model
- Develop one-on-one or group mentoring relationships with students
- Develop a meeting schedule with mentee
- Receive support from campus coordinators