Student Leadership Curriculum

A Complete, Ready-to-Teach Leadership Class for Schools

This course utilizes our self-leadership model and adapts it to the level of our students.

We’re focused on developing human and people skills.
To empower our students to be better learner, people, siblings, and members of the community. To know their purpose and live courageously.

When we develop our students, we help build our school culture from the ground up.

It’s not impossible.
It is a skillset.
And skillsets can be developed.

This curriculum equips schools to intentionally develop every student, from Kindergarten to 12th grade, with the human, relational, and performance skills they will use for the rest of their lives. This class can be developed as a semester long course, advisory course, athletic captain trainings, as a weekly lesson, or as a supplement for Tier 1 MTSS support or SO MANY MORE OPTIONS!

Why This Matters

We’re great at teaching content, but students are struggling

But struggling with:

  • Accountability

  • Communication

  • Conflict

  • Emotional regulation

  • Decision-making

  • Purpose

  • Ownership

These are not “extra” skills. They are skills that will help our students succeed in college, careers, athletics, relationships, and life.

What This Is

A fully built, classroom-ready leadership course that schools can implement immediately.

This is not:

  • A motivational speech series

  • A personality test curriculum

  • A once-a-month advisory lesson

  • A “soft skills” add-on

This is a structured, progressive leadership development system.

What Students Learn

The curriculum focuses on practical, transferable skills:

  • Self-Leadership

  • Emotional Intelligence & Regulation

  • Communication & Influence

  • Accountability

  • Handling Adversity

  • Conflict Navigation

  • Team Culture

  • Decision-Making Under Pressure

  • Purpose & Vision

  • Leading Without a Title

Leadership is reframed as daily behavior — not a position.

The Result

Schools that implement intentional leadership development see:

  • Stronger student accountability

  • Healthier peer culture

  • Improved communication

  • Greater student ownership

  • More confident emerging leaders

  • A shift in overall school climate

When students change, culture changes.