Program Spotlight

ESR author Ken Breeding is featured in an article on social and emotional learning called School Counseling Curriculum Objectives on the School Counselor website. 

“Breeding said that it’s evident that when students are taught SEL skills, violence, acting out and other disruptive behaviors are ‘tremendously curtailed.’ And it’s no surprise that students who lack these skills, who are afraid and anxious, who are victims of everyday teasing and bullying, struggle with learning – and fail to achieve.”

See the full article here.

After-school and camp should feel different from school. We designed Adventures in Peacemaking, an activity-based educational program that can be quickly and easily introduced into any after-school or summer program. For more information, see our Adventures in Peacemaking page.

The benefits of implementing school-wide advisory programs are well documented.  Advisory programs can play a critical role in a school’s overall academic and student support services plan.  Advisories are a primary way to create a more personalized learning environment where all students are well known by at least one adult.  Moreover, advisory provides a structure and a set of practices for monitoring and supporting students’ academic progress and college and career readiness throughout their time in high school.  To learn more, see our Advisory page.