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Eric Tyner's performance as a student mentor was evaluated. His attendance and promptness received average ratings, as did his cooperation with staff and ability to work with students. His behavior was deemed acceptable. Overall, his performance as a mentor was rated as average based on a scale of 1 to 5 in various categories by his evaluating teacher.
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