Student Life
House System
Mentor Groups
Mentor Groups Are the Heart of the House System
Mentor Groups consist of 16-20 students from each grade level meeting with each other and a teacher daily. Each student is assigned a House and then a Mentor Group upon entering our school and they will remain with that school until graduation. The purpose of Mentor Groups is to foster relationships across grade levels and with a teacher who will see you consistently throughout your time at Bishop Hartley; moreover, upperclassmen mentor underclassmen. Lastly, each group has leaders to help guide the year's activities and group.
Additional details about Mentor Groups:
- Students experience consistency meeting with the same group and teacher throughout their high school career.
- Every student is taken care of through the Mentor Group meeting multiple times each week
- Mentor Groups typically take place between 3rd & 4th periods.
- Mentor Groups are typically 12 or 36 minutes.
- Types of Mentor Group activities include: Faith-Based, Community Building, House Spirit Development, Life Skills Preparation, Group Service, and Leadership Development.
