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Longwood Central School District

2026-2027 MBK/MSKProgram Mentors

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Job Description

2026-2027 MBK/MSK
PROGRAM MENTORS
(25) District-Wide Teaching Staff, Mental Health and CSEA Faculty Members The Longwood My Brother's Keeper (MBK) and My Sister's Keeper (MSK) Programs are seeking dedicated staff members to serve as mentors for participating students. Mentors are expected to maintain consistent engagement with students, actively participate in all required meetings and events, and demonstrate a commitment to the mission and goals of the Longwood MBK/MSK programs.
Responsibilities and Requirements:
Serve as an active mentor to assigned MBK/MSK students throughout the school year, providing consistent support, encouragement, and guidance. o Provide informal mentoring and student support throughout the school day as opportunities arise. Mentors are expected to establish and maintain meaningful relationships through ongoing check-ins and goal-setting on an as needed basis. Conduct mandatory weekly meetings after school with assigned students. Collaborate with MBK/MSK Program Managers and Assistant Managers to support program initiatives and serve as a liaison between students, families, teachers, mental health staff, and administrators. Attend and actively participate in mandatory monthly after-school/evening MBK/MSK mentor meetings with Program Managers. Attend and support all assigned MBK/MSK Family and Community Engagement Events (evening). Building representation at these events is mandatory. ? MBK/MSK Evening Kick-Off event
  • October 2026 ? Black History Month Celebration
  • February 2027 ? MBK/MSK Evening End of Year Gala
  • May 2027 o Provide assistance before, during, and after Family and Community Engagement Events, including but not limited to: o Event planning and preparation o Student outreach and participation o Family engagement activities o Event setup and breakdown o Event facilitation and supervision o Follow-up activities and communication Support MBK/MSK programming designed to strengthen school, family, and community partnerships and promote positive outcomes for participating students.
Total Hours:
Club Rate (MITA $43 or CSEA hourly rate): Not to exceed 35 hours per mentor, Middle School not to exceed 40 hours per mentor Planning/Staff Development Rate (MITA $50 or CSEA hourly rate): Not to exceed 10 hours per mentor (monthly meetings with program managers/assistant managers)
Salary:
MITA/CSEA
contractual rate
Dates:
Meeting dates and times
TBD Application Deadline:
07/26/2026
Job Number:
2526 LCSD 338 R2

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An Event Planner coordinates promotional sales events, professional meetings and family events. Works with clients, develops event plans and budgets, finds appropriate sites, contracts for services and supplies, coordinates with on-site staff, oversees finances and assists during an event.

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