Social-Emotional Learning
Help students manage their emotions, set goals, build relationships, make good choices, and effectively communicate with others.
College and Career Readiness
Prepare students for a successful future as they face challenges as a student or employee after graduation.
Bullying
Address the lasting effects of persistent, unwanted, aggressive, and hurtful behavior between and toward students.
Equity for All Students
Improve equality among students in communities who face poverty-related disadvantages.
Resilience Through Adverse Childhood Experiences
Overcome the chronic effects of abusive or traumatic life experiences.
Self-Directed Learning
Create an environment of student-led learning where teachers share classroom control and empower student collaboration.
Positive and Safe School Culture
Establish a violence-free environment through unity, purpose, and positive influence among staff and students.
Restorative
Practices
Strengthen relationships between individuals and social connections within communities.
Mental Health
Balance the demands of academics, relationships, and life as students face mental health challenges.
PBIS
Encourage good behavior with Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS).
Teacher Bias
Maintain equality and diversity at school by addressing race, gender, and income biases.
Celebrating Diversity
Value the unique differences and contributions of every student as a powerful advantage for school culture.
Family Engagement
Engage parents with shared goals between home and school to develop life-ready leaders.
Attendance
Create a sense of purpose and a feeling of belonging by uniting students and staff through an improved school culture.
Staff Engagement
Reignite passion and purpose in all staff members with exciting new education paradigms and goals.
Data-Driven Performance
Establish data processes that track schoolwide performance gaps.
ESSA
Respond to state-level guidelines established by the federal government to improve education.
Common Core
Align mathematics and English language arts/literacy (ELA) to state standards.
Professional Development
Provide training opportunities for both administrators and staff to learn effective skills.
Whole-Child Education
See each child from perspectives outside academics to help nurture their growing minds and bodies.
