STATE OF FLORIDA
    Office of the Governor
     
    THE CAPITOL
    TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32399-0001
    JEB
    BUSH
         
      
    GOVERNOR
         
     
     
    October 11, 2002
     
     
     
    TO:
      
    Coordinators of Volunteer, Mentor and Tutor Programs
     
    FROM:
    Pam Woulard, Florida Association of PARTNERS in EDUCATION
    Liza McFadden, Governor’s Mentoring Initiative
     
    RE:
    Managing
    Mentors,
    Tutors and Other Volunteers
     
    The Governor’s Mentoring Initiative and the Florida Association of PARTNERS in
    EDUCATION are pleased to offer regional workshops to assist Florida’s schools in
    managing community volunteers who mentor and tutor students.
    Many Florida districts
    provide annual training for coordinators of volunteers, mentors and tutors. This is
    an opportunity for schools who have not received this training or for those who
    desire a refresher course
    . District and school coordinators of volunteer programs,
    coordinators of mentoring and tutoring programs in schools and managers of community
    based mentoring programs are invited to participate in whichever workshop is closest or
    most convenient.
     
    These fun, interactive workshops provide participants with a comprehensive toolkit that
    includes a manual and CD to assist those who coordinate volunteers, mentors and tutors.
    The emphasis of the workshops will be focused on developing critical management,
    recruitment, training, recognition and evaluation strategies. School district personnel
    who have implemented the toolkit report their programs are more successful. Trainings
    will provide opportunities for networking and sharing with other coordinators in the
    Region.
     
    These half-day workshops will be held around the state from October 29– November 15,
    2002. Lunch will be provided. Fax the attached registration form to the regional
    workshop coordinator by October 23. A confirmation of your registration will be faxed
    to you.
     
     

     

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