Looking for a mentor? Let me know - with some limits...
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Jill Wilker
Jul 24, 2012, 12:50:18 AM7/24/12
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We are approached by volunteer groups and individuals looking to
help mentor a FLL team. After much discussion about this, I am
willing to compile a list of teams seeking mentors that meet the
following conditions:
If your team meets all of these conditions and you are interested in getting put on my list for this season, please send me an email and copy the person at the school or youth organization that can attest to the team's affiliation. If not obvious, also let me know what school or youth organization you are affiliated with - include the full name / website or similar for me to be able to confirm this.
In your email, also please let me know what information you are willing for me to share. I assume that I need to be able to release an email address and city. Also, if you are from a city that sprawls and/or has many neighborhoods like San Jose or San Francisco, feel free to give additional information on where you are located within the city.
Note that neither I nor any person at Playing At Learning will be doing any screening whatsoever. All responsibility to screen potential mentors and manage their activities will fall squarely on you and your affiliated school or youth organization.
Regards,
Jill
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Playing At Learning, an educational 501(c)(3) nonprofit
Jill Wilker, Mark Edelman, Northern California partner for FIRST® LEGO® League and FIRST® Tech Challenge
Anika Greene, Northern California coordinator for Jr. FIRST® LEGO® League
www.norcalfll.org www.norcalftc.org (510) 656-8664 www.playingatlearning.org
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1) You are officially registered, sponsored and affiliated with a school or youth organization.
2) The school or youth organization has a formal, written and comprehensive volunteer screening process that is in compliance with all laws and regulations. Particularly, for schools, AB 1025 (ASCC) may be relevant
3) The team must meet at the school or youth organization's facility
If your team meets all of these conditions and you are interested in getting put on my list for this season, please send me an email and copy the person at the school or youth organization that can attest to the team's affiliation. If not obvious, also let me know what school or youth organization you are affiliated with - include the full name / website or similar for me to be able to confirm this.
In your email, also please let me know what information you are willing for me to share. I assume that I need to be able to release an email address and city. Also, if you are from a city that sprawls and/or has many neighborhoods like San Jose or San Francisco, feel free to give additional information on where you are located within the city.
Note that neither I nor any person at Playing At Learning will be doing any screening whatsoever. All responsibility to screen potential mentors and manage their activities will fall squarely on you and your affiliated school or youth organization.
Regards,
Jill
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Playing At Learning, an educational 501(c)(3) nonprofit
Jill Wilker, Mark Edelman, Northern California partner for FIRST® LEGO® League and FIRST® Tech Challenge
Anika Greene, Northern California coordinator for Jr. FIRST® LEGO® League
www.norcalfll.org www.norcalftc.org (510) 656-8664 www.playingatlearning.org
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