Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you accept POs?

A: Yes. We only require a copy of the PO to be sent to the office via fax, mail, or email. We do not accept PO #’s online.

Q: How long is your standard turnaround time?

A: As long as nothing is backordered and depending on your location, you can expect your shipment approximately 7-10 business days from the date we receive your PO/online order.

Q: Do I include shipping in my PO?

A: Yes please. The price of shipping is not factored into our product cost. View Shipping Rates

Q: Are you a Sole Source Provider?

A: Yes, we are the sole source for all of our products. Please see link for our most current sole source affidavit. View Sole Source

Q: Is there a minimum quantity to purchase your consumable books?

A: Yes. For any of our book titles (Math Essentials, Motivation Math, Motivation Reading, Vocabulary Adventure, or Writing Round-Up), the purchase minimum is 10 per level per language. Once you meet your 10 in the level/language desired, you can order any additional quantity of that specific level/language. Spanish and English versions cannot be combined to meet your 10 per level.

Q: Do I need to order teacher editions?

A: 1 Teacher Edition is included with each Power Pack. When ordering student books, Mentoring Minds will send you 1 free teacher edition/key for any order of 10-25, then for every additional 25 you will receive another free teacher edition. These free teacher editions are automatically added to your shipment, with no adjustment to your PO or invoice. If you desire more than 1 teacher key per 25 student books, please add them to your PO at $12.95 each.

Q: What is the meaning of the lettering (A) through (Z) found after each intervention or strategy on the Behavior Guide?

A: We placed the letters at the end of each strategy as a coding system for RTI (Response to Intervention) plans. Instead of having to write out the entire strategy, you could write the code and use the guide as a reference. For example: Transition, B.

Q: Is the "Level 2" the same as "2nd Grade?"

A: Yes. We do this so that students are not intimidated by the "grade," but rather track their progress based on levels.