Skip To Main Content

Back to Skyview News

Post RSS Feeds Subscribe to Post Alerts
MHS Student Leaders Kick Off 2026-2027 Community Cares Program

Today, nearly 70 Methacton High School juniors and seniors visited Skyview Upper Elementary and Arcola Intermediate to kick off this year's Community Cares program!

Developed in partnership with Mission Kids and PA Representative Joe Webster’s Office, Community Cares empowers upperclassmen to mentor 6th and 7th graders through engaging, peer-led discussions. Our high school leaders are guided by Mrs. Michaela Zelli (Methacton's Belonging and Climate Facilitator) alongside partner organizations like Variety Club, Mission Kids, and Creative Health. Together, they’ll cover vital life skills, including mental health and emotional well-being, online safety, executive functioning, and resilience.

Kickoff day was all about breaking the ice, making connections, and building trust. We can't wait for October, when our student mentors lead their first official session on Team Building!

Three teenage girls stand and talk in a classroom in front of a bulletin board filled with papers and posters.
Three young people in matching teal t-shirts stand in a classroom in front of a whiteboard filled with writing and an American flag.
A group of students sit at desks in a classroom, with a girl in a light blue sweater in the foreground and several other students behind her.
A group of students stands and talks in a classroom with a world map and posters on the wall.
A girl in a striped shirt rests her chin on her hands at a desk, surrounded by other students in a classroom setting.