Make a Difference in a Student’s Life
Just 30 minutes a week can help a student feel supported, encouraged, and connected.
What is a Mentor?
A mentor is a caring and supportive adult who encourages, guides, and inspires students as they grow and thrive. Mentors build meaningful connections by listening, offering encouragement, and helping young people recognize their strengths and build confidence.
You do not need to be an expert — simply being a consistent, positive presence can make a lasting impact.
What Mentors Do
- Meet with a student weekly during the school year
- Offer encouragement and support
- Build positive relationships
- Help students feel connected and valued
The Forsyth County Schools Mentoring Program follows the FCS school calendar. Mentors are asked to meet with their mentee for at least 30 minutes each week throughout the school year.
Questions? Email fcsmentoring@forsyth.k12.ga.us
Learn more here: Forsyth
County Schools Mentoring Program
FCS Mentoring Program Requirements
To be approved as an FCS Mentor, all prospective mentors must complete the following requirements:
- Sign Partner Connect Volunteer Agreement
- Complete FCS Mentor Application
- View Mandated Reporter and FERPA Video
- Attend a training session (date/times listed in the FCS Mentor Application)
