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  • PS 149 Danny Kaye
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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All students need positive mentors in their lives. The Saturday Mentoring Program is a program that takes place one Saturday a month. Mentors and students meet at the school for three hours of fun and educational activities followed by lunch. The overall objective of the program is to foster meaningful, lasting relationships between students and mentors and to provide the students with fun, stimulating, team-oriented activities at a time when they would normally be watching TV or playing video games – probably alone. Each Saturday is divided up into three “stations” or time blocks, roughly categorized as “arts & crafts,” “educational,” and “athletic.” For example some of the projects include making holiday cards for individuals in the armed forces, playing a U.S. Presidents Jeopardy-type games (in honor of Presidents Day), and playing indoor kickball.

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All students need positive mentors in their lives. The Saturday Mentoring Program is a program that takes place one Saturday a month. Mentors and students meet at the school for three hours of fun and educational activities followed by lunch. The overall objective of the program is to foster meaningful, lasting relationships between students and mentors and to provide the students with fun, stimulating, team-oriented activities at a time when they would normally be watching TV or playing video games – probably alone. Each Saturday is divided up into three “stations” or time blocks, roughly categorized as “arts & crafts,” “educational,” and “athletic.” For example some of the projects include making holiday cards for individuals in the armed forces, playing a U.S. Presidents Jeopardy-type games (in honor of Presidents Day), and playing indoor kickball.

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