Student Josten Sanchez's parents met his mentor Abhijit Divekar for the first time Tuesday. "The mentorship is excellent- they are with the kids for five years, which is almost his whole life in school. The best thing is to focus on the future and school, and I love the diversity of the program. Abhijit is Indian, but here we are together," said Josten's mom Karen Valentin. (Photo by Alhaji Camara)
  • Student Josten Sanchez's parents met his mentor Abhijit Divekar for the first time Tuesday. "The mentorship is excellent- they are with the kids for five years, which is almost his whole life in school. The best thing is to focus on the future and school, and I love the diversity of the program. Abhijit is Indian, but here we are together," said Josten's mom Karen Valentin. (Photo by Alhaji Camara)

Veritas High School students enrolled in the Mentor2.0 program and their mentors recently gathered at the high school for a celebration. Big Brothers Big Sister’s Mentor2.0 model is designed to serve high school students with long-term, high-impact mentoring relationships that support students through high school graduation, college readiness and into college. Students are paired with a mentor who has completed college and holds a position in the student’s desired career. This is Veritas High School’s first year in the program.

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