Academic Mentoring Program

Academic Mentoring Program Students are accepted into AMP as 6th graders and remain in the program until they graduate from the 8th grade.

The Academic Mentoring Program (AMP), funded by the Zimmerman Foundation, is designed to encourage middle school students to maintain academic success with the support and assistance of college students. The intent is that students reach higher levels of achievement so they can eventually complete high school with a strong academic foundation. College students working as mentors provide young stud

ents with an exposure to the possibilities within learning and higher levels of education. The Academic Mentoring Program at Sacred Heart University first began during the academic year of 2001/2002. During that year, 6th grade students at John Winthrop School began building an academic and social relationship with Sacred Heart University sophomores. The goal of the program is to pair two students with one mentor for what would be the beginning of a three-year commitment, on the part of both mentor and mentee.

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