Currently, there will be 6 spots for in the fall semester, however in the spring semester this will double to at least 12 additional spots.

We will start our first day on September 19th. This will be an orientation where we all get acquainted with one another. If you sign the google forms then we'll invite you to a google classroom where you can be updated on all the latest information.

No, the purpose of project bridge isn't only just to create one to one connections, but to link the two buildings completely. You can ask any senior for help and it'll be easier since you already have a connection to the other building.

We will be planning the field trips as early as we can once we get our group situated. The field trips will mostly consist of tours and might change a lot depending on the funding that we get and can raise.

Yes, there will be food. If you have any dietary restrictions, dislikes or preferences, you should definitely include it when you sign in so we can accommodate and plan accordingly.

Everyone will be invited to the orientation. During the orientation our mentors will decide the 6 students who will start off the first group, and everyone else will be held in the second group. The mentors will decide based on the students submissions, preferences and their own discretion, while also following rules and guidelines set by our school. Since we are working with horizon, your grades, attendance and behavior will play a role.

Since we can't promise everyone their own mentor yet, we'll still be posting all resources and things of that nature on our website and google classroom. Even those who don't have a mentor can still contact them, the only thing that they will miss is that they can't come to the weekly meetings. Remember that this is more than a club, it is a bridge that will connect our buildings.

We offer multiple ways to get your community service hours. Some being just joining our team and helping out, signing up to help teachers, and participating in some of our community events and student support sessions to help your fellow student.

Yes! Volunteering is open to all students whether or not they are part of our mentorship program.

As a teacher, you can request for anything as long as it is possible to do within the school. This includes being a teacher assistant outside of the student’s school schedule, helping with after school clubs, tutoring, etc.

We have decided to expand because this will create a more substantial base and a more connected student culture where students are linked across all grade levels. This will foster a sense of community in our school and give a little more continuity, giving the younger students a clearer picture of what to expect for their future.

You can always reach out to us directly via our email and phone number which is listed below. You can also fill out the form listed at the bottom of our home page.