A comprehensive lesson on understanding, categorizing, and analyzing voluntary payroll deductions like 401(k)s and health insurance.

A grounding-focused lesson teaching the physiology of the 'fight-flight-freeze' response and providing a toolkit of sensory anchors to return to the 'window of tolerance.'

A 30-minute lesson designed to teach 9th graders the essentials of professional digital communication, focusing on clear subject lines and formal salutations. Students will transition from analyzing 'cringe' emails to drafting professional openings for real-world school scenarios.

Students learn to navigate interpersonal challenges by distinguishing between communication styles, practicing active listening, and applying de-escalation techniques in realistic high school and workplace scenarios.

A high school lesson exploring the science of neuroplasticity and diverse academic journeys to build a robust, growth-oriented identity. Students move from the biological 'how' of learning to personal reflection on their own strengths and non-traditional paths to success.

This lesson empowers students to take control of their digital footprints by transforming them into intentional 'digital blueprints.' Students analyze mock social media profiles, practice professional communication, and draft networking bios while navigating online safety and misinformation.

A comprehensive lesson for grades 7-12 on understanding the neuroscience of stress and building a personalized toolkit of evidence-based coping strategies. Students explore the 4 F's of stress responses and practice concrete techniques like box breathing and cognitive reframing.

A comprehensive lesson on job readiness, covering job applications, personal statements, and the STAR method for interviews, specifically designed for urban high school students entering the workforce.

A practical deep dive into personal budgeting for high school students. They'll navigate a $1,200 monthly income scenario, distinguish between needs and wants, and learn the foundations of credit building.

A comprehensive introduction to restorative justice principles and the practice of community-building circles. Students explore the shift from punitive to restorative mindsets, practice structured dialogue using restorative questions, and build empathy through shared storytelling.

A comprehensive lesson designed for high school students to master advanced study techniques and academic re-engagement strategies, focusing on Cornell notes, time management, and active reading.

A comprehensive career exploration lesson for high schoolers to research and compare diverse post-secondary pathways, from university to apprenticeships, with a focus on DC-specific opportunities.

A small group counseling lesson focused on building academic motivation, identifying barriers to success, and mastering time management and organizational strategies for middle and high school students.

A comprehensive guidance lesson for grades 6-10 focusing on responsible online behavior, identifying cyberbullying, practicing upstander strategies, and managing a professional digital footprint.

A comprehensive lesson for grades 6-12 focused on developing self-advocacy skills. Students learn to identify their needs, understand the 'Script Formula' for effective communication, and practice advocating for themselves in academic and personal situations.