Site Supervisor Monthly Reflection

Site Name

Site Supervisor Name

Member Name

Month Being Reflected On

Overall, how is the member doing this month?

Attendance and reliability this month:

Briefly describe the member's primary service activities this month:

How confident do you feel in your supervision role right now?

Anything you need from CORE right now?

If "other," please describe

Share one success, improvement, or positive moment from your member's service this month. This could be something the member accomplished, a positive experience for someone they served, or something that became easier or better for your organization.

Any concerns CORE should be aware of?

Looking at Our Impact - A Starting Point

What are 1–3 things you hope your AmeriCorps member will help your organization accomplish during their service term?

These might include expanding a program, serving more people, recruiting volunteers, improving how something operates, or completing a project. Please be as specific as possible.

Before your AmeriCorps member started, where did things stand with these goals, and how will you know if progress has been made?

For example, how many people were being served, how many volunteers were involved, what programs were already offered, or what work hadn't yet been started? Share any numbers, records, or observations that could help us compare where things started with what is accomplished later. It's okay if you don't have exact numbers - just let us know whether your answer is based on records or an estimate.

Upload a photo of the member in service. Photos are optional, but always appreciated!

We love seeing our AmeriCorps members in action & sharing the incredible work happening at our sites! Photos help us recognize & celebrate our members, highlight your org's impact & tell the story of what AmeriCorps makes possible in our communities.

We truly appreciate any you're able to share. Even a quick snapshot can help us showcase the meaningful work our members do!

Please make sure appropriate permissions are in place before sharing photos of identifiable individuals.

Permission to use photo for program storytelling: