We’re passionate about student success and helping schools thrive. Providing unique programs from our different THRIVE partners can help you drive your mission for excellence and achievement, one student at a time. Schools can choose from these powerful programs that can easily be implemented to achieve short and long term goals. These programs affect overall school culture, address current student concerns and safety, and provide strong student engagement opportunities

We are extremely proud of our association with these transformational partners

Positive Coaching Alliance is a national nonprofit organization that provides online tools, courses and workshops to assist in giving youth athletes a positive, character building youth sports experience.

PCA develops better athletes and better people through resources for youth and high school sports coaches, parents, administrators and student-athletes.

PCA resources, which have reached more than 8.6 million youth, strive to transform high school and youth sports into a Development Zone® culture, where the goal is to develop Better Athletes, Better People and the following become the prevailing models in youth and high school sports:

The Double-Goal Coach®, who strives to win while also pursuing the more important goal of teaching life lessons through sports

The Second-Goal Parent®, who concentrates on life lessons, while letting coaches and athletes focus on competing

The Triple-Impact Competitor®, who strives to impact sport on three levels by improving oneself, teammates and the game as a whole.

You are what you post. Don’t let your online footprint come back to haunt you.

Truth, Facts & Lies is a seven-session educational program designed for teens focusing on social media, online solicitation, abuse, addiction, bullying and other important topics.

Each school selects 20-40 participants. Truth, Facts & Lies volunteers meet with selected students once per month throughout the school year to present a lesson developed by a curriculum team.

The program culminates in Awareness Day, in which students have an opportunity to share what they have learned with their peers through games and discussions.

Challenge Day offers immediate results in just one day by creating trust and connection between participants who step out of their comfort zones through music and games and a deeply memorable exercise known as Cross The Line.

The Challenge Day program is 6 ½ hours and takes place in a gym, assembly room, or large conference room. Challenge Day Leaders work to create trust and connection in the morning by helping participants step out of their comfort zones through music and games. Participants begin to recognize stereotypes and labels that exist among them, and are then willing to share and connect as human beings.

During the afternoon, participants examine the impact that bullying, oppression and other forms of violence has on their lives and the lives of people around them. They find commonality and a sense of belonging through a deeply memorable exercise known as Cross The Line.

These programs go beyond traditional anti-bullying efforts, building compassion and igniting a movement of positive change. The experience is inspiring and awakening for students and adults - many say it's "the best day of my life!"

FreshStart is a program designed to introduce incoming freshman to the opportunities that lie ahead in high school and college. Video and print content is available for schools to use throughout that first year for students in their new environment