A workshop for middle schoolers on restorative dialogue and genuine apologies, focusing on moving beyond simple 'I'm sorry' statements to identify impact and propose meaningful repair.

A workshop for middle schoolers on restorative dialogue and genuine apologies, focusing on moving beyond simple 'I'm sorry' statements to identify impact and propose meaningful repair.

A workshop for middle schoolers focused on restorative justice and effective apologies, helping them build bridges of understanding through accountability and restitution.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help students manage impulsive reactions to authority figures and transform argumentative language into constructive communication.

A 6th-8th grade social-emotional learning lesson designed to combat end-of-year burnout. Students explore neuroplasticity and cognitive flexibility through hands-on 'engineering' of their own mental responses to setbacks.

A short incentive program to encourage middle school attendance through a cupcake-themed competition.

A comprehensive introduction to post-graduation options including college, trades, military, and gap years, alongside a critical senior year timeline.

An 8th-grade lesson on understanding data collection and the 'hidden price' of free apps. Students explore how their data is tracked and used for advertising through the JHawk Way lens of being Safe.

A comprehensive financial literacy simulation where students manage a month of income and expenses, navigating unexpected financial hurdles and making lifestyle trade-offs.

A hands-on financial literacy simulation where students manage a month of income and expenses, navigating real-world trade-offs and unexpected financial hurdles.

An 8th-grade lesson on practicing internet hygiene and online safety protocols through the lens of the JHawk Way of being Empathetic. Includes a slide deck, teacher guide, and collaborative application activity focused on positive framing and digital responsibility.

Eighth grade students evaluate their digital agency, focusing on self-regulation and building a professional personal brand for high school readiness.

Seventh grade students learn to 'switch gears' between different device modes based on classroom tasks, bridging the gap between rules and agency.

Sixth grade students explore the 'Attention Economy' and learn how their device navigation communicates respect to their learning community.