The Mentor Program

The Mentor Review Board is the governing structure of the mentor and intervention programs.

• True
• False

The Mentor Policy Board is made up of how many members?

• 6 Administrators and 3 KTA members

• 4 Administrators and 5 KTA members

• 6 Administrators

  6 KTA members

• 9 KTA members

The job of the mentor focuses on

• improving classroom instruction

• hiding in the mentor office and avoiding job responsibilities

• working with tenured and non-tenured teachers

• Communicating regularly with principals and meet with the Mentor Policy Board

• Participating in mentor training activities and discussions

Retired teachers can be mentors.

• True
• False

Performance criteria includes

• Use of effective instructional techniques and strategies

• Knowledge of subject matter

• Classroom management

• Professional Skills

• All of the Above!

Mentors can earn Professional Days for organizing, planning and running New Teacher Orientation.

• True
• False

What does T.O.S.A stand for?

A mentor's job is to evaluate their mentees and determine if they should be tenured.

• True
• False