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A three-part restorative counseling sequence for 8th grade examining the history of disability rights, racial justice, and LGBTQ+ equality, exploring the real-world weight of derogatory language and guiding accountability and repair.

A comprehensive school-wide escape room kit for grades K-8 organized by the Student Council and involving families. Teams crack clues across campus stations to solve the friendly mystery of the Missing Mascot Trophy.

A confidential master answer key and progressive hint facilitation guide for Student Council station hosts, including step-by-step solutions for each grade band and the final vault combination.

A comprehensive 6-session social confidence and peer communication curriculum tailored for 6th-grade boys. It bridges middle school social dynamics, self-worth, conversation tactics, banter management, and resilient self-talk through structured lunch bunch meetings.

A targeted 20–30 minute mini-lesson designed for 6th graders to develop physical boundary awareness, normalize missed early-grade social norms due to COVID-19 distancing, and master respectful personal space habits.

The official student and family escape room field packet featuring the case backstory, team registration, grade-banded clues (K-2, 3-5, 6-8) across four campus stations, and the final vault cipher.

A foundational multi-day classroom culture sequence rooted in restorative practices and ASCA student behavior standards. Students cultivate relational trust, practice active empathy, and co-create enduring community agreements that foster emotional safety and shared belonging.

Investigates the history of LGBTQ+ struggles for civil equality, the psychological impact of anti-gay language and stereotypes, and restorative action steps for building a respectful school culture.

A complete teacher and Student Council event facilitation guide detailing the timeline, volunteer roles, station setup blueprints, and supply lists for the school-wide mystery escape room.

Explores the history of systemic racism and civil rights resistance, unpacking how dehumanizing words were weaponized throughout history and guiding restorative accountability for racial remarks.

A dynamic, highly engaging 9-slide classroom presentation designed to build assignment motivation, teach persistence through challenges, and empower students as everyday classroom leaders.

Examines the historical exclusion and institutionalization of people with disabilities, the landmark fight for accessibility and the ADA, and the real harm of ableist language in peer communities.