Is Peertivity a tutoring service?
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No. Peertivity focuses on mentorship, not tutoring. We help students build confidence, leadership, critical thinking, and personal responsibility—skills that support both academic and life success.

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What makes Peertivity different from other mentoring programs?

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Peertivity is guided by the AIM framework (Appreciate, Investigate, Motivate) and built on the principle of service leadership. We don't offer one-size-fits-all solutions—we build trust and growth through real relationships.

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Who are the mentors?

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Mentors are trained facilitators who understand the communities they serve. Some are educators, others are community leaders, and many are former students themselves.

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How do schools get involved?

Districts or individual campuses can reach out to schedule an intro call. We co-design the implementation to fit the specific needs of your school culture.

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Is there a cost to participate?

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Our model is designed to be sustainable and scalable. We’ll work with your campus or district to explore the best funding and partnership structure for your needs.

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What ages or grade levels is Peertivity designed for?

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While adaptable, Peertivity was designed for use at a high school level. 

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How do you measure success?

 

We look at engagement, leadership development, student agency, and community trust—not just test scores. Real success is seen in school climate shifts and student voice.

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Can parents be involved?

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Absolutely. Peertivity encourages collaboration between students, families, and educators. We believe student success is a shared effort.

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What does AIM stand for?

AIM = Appreciate, Investigate, Motivate. It’s our guiding practice for mentorship and trust-building, used in every interaction.