Established in the 2023-24 school year, the year-long Big CAT Mentorship Program partners freshman students with 1-2 upperclassman leaders (mentors), creating their Big CAT  “family” for the year. Big CAT families meet monthly and engage in various activities including ice breakers, academic support resources, goal setting and more. 

The goal of the Big CAT Mentorship program is to help freshmen successfully navigate their first year at Marin Catholic, socially, academically and spiritually. Through this program, students connect with each other on a deep level and work to understand each other’s struggles, lean on each other for support, and truly caring about their wellbeing and connection to the MC community. 

Each meeting has a theme that is explored. Past themes have included:
  • balancing high school life: academics/athletics/ social life
  • goal setting: personal, spiritual and academic
  • faith life - learning to pray together and know Jesus
  • having time for fellowship, socializing and game playing

FAQs

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  • How do students become a Big Cat Mentor?

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  • Why was this program created?

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