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Fairhope Middle School’s Peer Helper Program
Peer Helpers are chosen based upon completed applications, teacher recommendations, and a screening process by the sponsors, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Perry, and Mrs. Cassagne. Not all students who apply are selected. Peer Helpers may be involved in peer tutoring, mentoring, and other activities as needed. Peer Helpers are chosen in April/May each year, and are trained in August/September. Peer Helpers meet weekly during the school year. Fairhope Middle School's Peer Helper Program is certified by NAPP and funded by the Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation.
The FMS Peer Helper Program:
*Promotes positive communication and interactions among the student body
*Facilitates student leadership in bullying prevention
*Provides school activities related to suicide prevention, drug abuse prevention, and youth violence prevention
*Peer Helpers act as school Ambassadors in the community and promote a welcoming spirit of tolerance and commitment to the well being of their peers
*Certified by the National Association of Peer Program Professionals
*Funded by the Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation
Fairhope Middle School's Peer Helpers for 2023/2024The following students have been selected to serve as Peer Helpers for the 2023/2024 school year:7th Grade Peer Helpers
Garrett Azar
Jaxon Copeland
Lila Jane Cook
Ashtyn Dee
Elliot Determann
Bess Ennis
Will Farrow
Sophia Gilbert
Halle Hartner
Ava Hayek
Layla Kirkpatrick
Raelyn Munguia
Lizzie Noble
Hackett Robertson
Veda Jane Rowe
Sutton Tabb
8th Grade Peer Helpers
Hays Bishop*
Aly Bradly*
Juliana Cassagne*
Isabella Casolaro*
Aenea Ganey
Stella Gray*
Olivia Goodin
Ryder Howell
Makayla Leyh
Caroline Miller*
Bethany Pierce*
Abigail Robinson*
Adalberto Torres*
Elizabeth Watson
Mary Ella Yokel*
*Denotes 2nd year FMS Peer Helpers.
We hope that students who applied for Peer Helper will keep in mind that there are other leadership opportunities at Fairhope Middle School that are available for interested students. Kiwanis Builders Club is an excellent opportunity to show leadership skills and help others in our community. We encourage all the students who applied for Peer Helper to join Builders Club. Also, students do not have to be Peer Helpers in middle school to apply to be a Peer Helper at Fairhope High School.