TRUE NORTH
MENTORSHIP NIGHT
A free community gathering where students meet real mentors — professionals, graduates, and community leaders who have walked the path and want to help others find theirs.
WHAT TO EXPECT
MEET YOUR MENTORS
Professionals and community leaders from education, government, technology, military, science, finance, and nonprofit leadership — ready to talk with you.
Catherine founded Halcyon True North because she believes every student deserves a clear path forward — regardless of where they start. As president of Halcyon Group International, a Woman-Owned Small Business, she brings a leader’s perspective on building something meaningful from the ground up.
With 40+ years in public education and over 25 years in district and school administration, Dr. Maestas has served as a superintendent and now helps school districts nationwide build capacity and achieve lasting success.
A 28-year veteran educator and 18-year principal, Ruby Maestas leads with inclusion and community at the center — building strong partnerships with students, families, and staff so every child can thrive.
From fisheries biologist with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to master science teacher to licensed paramedic — Bernadette’s career proves that curiosity and courage can open doors no job board could predict.
April leads finance for one of Colorado’s top destination organizations — and her path there included wintering in Antarctica, diving the Great Barrier Reef, and exploring New Zealand. She’s proof that curiosity and adventure can lead to a meaningful career.
With 28+ years of military service and a second career building a federal contracting firm that works with the State Department, Defense Department, and FBI, Bob brings a rare perspective on leadership, service, and entrepreneurship.
A leader from the technology and government space will be joining us. Stay tuned — details coming soon.
Your school counselors are among your most valuable resources for college planning, scholarship guidance, and navigating what comes next. Come ready with your questions — they’re here for you.
Representatives from the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office are joining us to talk about careers in public safety, service, and criminal justice — and the many paths that lead there.
Community colleges offer affordable, flexible pathways to degrees, certifications, and transfer opportunities. Come talk with representatives about what’s available and how to get started.
Hover over a card to read each mentor’s background
