

Launching Independent School Based Sites

Leveraging OHuddle Learnings
NEW SITE LAUNCH CONSULTATION
to promote launch new Mentorship Sites
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Present (Single)
OHuddle provides 1 hour to 1 day professional sessions on topics of: Mentorship, MTSS, PBIS, Service Coordination.
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Collaborate (Series)
OHuddle engages with up to 5 clients annually providing 3-5 collaboration sessions on topics such as Board / Staff Health, Building Culture, Volunteer Management
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Partner (3-5 yr Coach)
Annually, OHuddle selects one organization per year as a COHuddle partner, with the goal of sharing our award-winning intellectual property, systems, and consultation towards independent sustainable mentorship practice in the school setting
OHuddle is passionate about facilitating deep and evidence-based service to new districts and organizations.
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Annually, OHuddle selects one organization per year as a COHuddle partner, with the goal of sharing our award-winning intellectual property, systems, and consultation towards independent sustainable mentorship practice in the school setting.
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See details below about our COHuddle application process.
Mentorship Launch Content
AWARD WINNING
Full Partner Development Content:
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the cost of coaching service?
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In an effort to promote grant-funded support, OHuddle engages one organization per year in a coaching partnership. Schedule a call with sreith@ohuddle.org to discuss a package that fits your organization.
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How are services funded in partnering schools?
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OHuddle fundraises and writes grants in partnership with each school district to foster sustainable mentorship service. Ensuring a long term plan of programming is key to successful intervention. No fundraising or grant dollars are spent for OHuddle Hours or youth / mentor incentives. Everything supplementary to direct mentorship service is provided as an in-kind gift by churches and businesses.
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What ages do you serve?
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OHuddle has a history of serving K-12 youth. However, because most grants are targeted to secondary students and because we do not want to disrupt service prior to graduation, many schools are served at Middle and HS levels.


















