The FWA High School Mentoring Program, established in 1986, is one of the longest-running New York City School partnerships to mentor low-income and minority high school students in NYC.

Begun at Murry Bergtraum High School for Business Careers (MBHS), the program transitioned to the High School of Economics and Finance (HSEF) in 2015. About 30 girls join each year as sophomores and continue through graduation. They’re provided with: one-on-one mentoring, career discussions, college search and application support, community service opportunities, financial aid workshops, overnight college visits, SAT and PSAT preparation classes, social and cultural opportunities, weekly academic and personal advancement support, and more.

You could be a key source of knowledge to a young woman seeking guidance with developing her career. To learn more about FWA mentoring at the high school and to get involved contact: Beth Dorfman or Anna Zalan

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