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View Poll Results: What is the student to mentor ratio on your team?
> 20 students for each mentor 12 10.26%
10 - 20 students for each mentor 12 10.26%
5 - 10 students for each mentor 38 32.48%
2 - 4 students for each mentor 34 29.06%
1 - 1 (same number of students as mentors) 14 11.97%
we have more mentors than students 6 5.13%
mentors? what mentors? 1 0.85%
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Re: High School Student to Mentor ratio

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Originally Posted by Mr. Van
I was wondering what is the ratio of students who regularly participate/help to mentors who regularly participate/help on your team?
We have 12 mentors listed. However how regularly are you talking?

There all the time? Me and 2 other mentors.
There a good part of the time? I'd say a couple more.
1 couldn't make it at all this season.
1 helped thru build season and summer robotics camp.
A few are there parttime.
We have 29 students on the books, and usually 15 show up on a good day.
Tonite there's 3 students and 2 mentors there working on stuff they don't need me for, so I'm home working on administrative/spirit stuff.
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