Support built around the school in front of us.

Every school starts in a different place. Some are looking for stronger SEL programming. Others want more consistency in how adults interact with students, better support around regulation and behavior, or simply a more intentional approach to student development.

Who They Become starts by understanding what is already working, what the school values, and what it wants to strengthen. From early childhood programs to independent, private, public, and charter schools, the work is shaped around each setting’s philosophy, community, age range, and goals.

Includes:

  • initial leadership conversation

  • mini campus/classroom observation

  • review of adult-student interactions, classroom climate, regulation support, developmental expectations, shared language, and transitions

  • identification of strengths and opportunities

  • leadership review of findings and next steps

  • practical next-step recommendations

SEL + Culture Snapshot

Best for schools that want clarity before committing to broader work.

Schoolwide SEL + Regulation Support

Best for schools ready to strengthen alignment across adult-student interactions, student support, and daily culture.

Support may include:

  • adult interaction standards

  • shared schoolwide language

  • age-appropriate SEL expectations across grade levels

  • regulation practices

  • conflict and repair

  • accountability and behavior systems

  • teacher coaching

  • family partnership

  • student support/referral processes

  • implementation support

Student Programming

Best for schools looking for direct facilitation or engaging student programming tailored by age.

Can include:

  • lower school lessons

  • middle school discussion-based series

  • upper school seminars or electives

  • advisory programming

  • short-term topic series

  • semester or yearlong programming

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Staff Training + Coaching

Best for schools that want adults to feel more confident and consistent in how they support students.

Practical training around:

  • warm and responsive adult-student interactions

  • adult regulation

  • responding to student dysregulation

  • accountability without shame

  • connection before correction

  • conflict and repair

  • developmental expectations

  • integrating SEL into the school day

Explore Training + Workshops

Curriculum Design + Refresh

Best for schools that know they want explicit SEL instruction but need something more relevant to their students.

Support may include:

  • review of current curriculum

  • identification of gaps or low-engagement content

  • grade-level scope and sequence

  • custom lesson design

  • middle/high school engagement strategy

  • reinforcement ideas for teachers

Family Workshops

Best for schools that want to extend shared language and support to families.

Optional support for families through:

  • parent workshops

  • discussion groups

  • book clubs

  • regulation and co-regulation

  • conflict and boundaries

  • emotional development

  • communication and help-seeking

Ways to Work Together

  • One-time consultation

  • Mini observation + recommendations

  • Semester partnership

  • Yearlong support

  • Direct student programming

  • Staff or family workshops

Engagements are customized based on the school’s goals, age range, and level of support needed.

Not sure what your school needs? Start with a conversation.

The goal is not to force a school into a preset package. It is to understand what is in front of us and build support from there.

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“I help schools close the gap between what they say they value and what students actually experience.”