Presentations for Schools

2 Events:

Small Group Facilitation

• Defining the current culture
• Clarifying the current culture
• Preparing for full staff meeting

Full Staff Meeting

• Casting the vision of MIC2BK as a means to achieving the desired culture
• Content will be customized based on data and results produced through prior facilitation

We will train a “climate team,” a small group of your handpicked teen leaders, how to set your entire school on fire for change! They’ll learn to:

• Increase leadership ability and role-model respect
• Do a needs analysis and set goals
• Prepare for your all-school assembly

After school, your climate team advisor and an administrator meet with Laurie Stewart, C.S.P., to prepare for your upcoming assembly.

Every student and every staff member participates in this morning assembly that dramatically inspires students to respect themselves and others. Students describe this event as “amazing!” This powerful convocation covers:

• Treating every person with respect online and in person
• Creating positive peer influence
• Handling anxiety and depression
• Becoming the best version of you!

Invite your parents to this evening session that equips them to participate in the positive school climate changes. They’ll learn specific strategies to develop respectful teens at school and at home. Session includes:

• Casting the overall vision for your school/community climate improvement program
• Understanding different temperaments
• Replacing unconstructive criticism with life-changing encouragement
• Enhancing the family unit
• Content based on your needs

This exciting rally provides student “ownership” of the program. Your students will:

• Cast their MIC2BK vision
• Re-energize the entire student body

Your school and community come together for a powerful follow-up movie.

• You’ll receive suggested movie and event coordination instructions
• May be presented by a school, a church, or other local non-profit organization

Laurie Stewart, C.S.P., and Pam Harger, M.Ed., collaborate on a full day session to answer the question, “What do we do next?” Your climate team will:

• Enjoy fun team building activities
• Brainstorm challenges and solutions
• Create an infrastructure and set achievable goals
• Share their own leadership lessons learned (seniors leave a legacy)
• Prepare for a 20 minute student-led vision assembly
• Learn to keep the fire burning with follow-up climate ideas
• Build connections between student clubs and community-based organizations

Climate team advisor(s) will receive follow up training as well.

Your climate team provides an update for the rest of your student body. They will:

• Highlight the positive effects of MIC2BK so far
• Spread their enthusiasm for what’s coming up next

***COMING SOON***
Your climate team and Laurie work together to put on this powerful, follow-up assembly. Program covers:

• Building self-esteem
• Developing positive body image
• Establishing healthy boundaries

Quick face-to-face meetings with Laurie Stewart, C.S.P., scheduled as needed throughout your program to provide encouragement and guarantee success.

• Follow-up advice to assist in momentum building, sustainability, and project planning / implementation

Climate teams all have different challenges, this full day of training prepares your team to overcome! Students learn to:

• Complete goals set out in prior sessions
• Choose and train new team members influence peers positively and with respect
• Put on their own impacting Kindness Assemblies
• Transition into the next school year ensuring a lasting impression is made on your school and community

A few weeks later, a Climate Team Practice, Critique, and Accountability Session will be scheduled.

Your climate team will put on their own powerful, follow-up assembly for your entire school! Your team will be so excited to share this assembly; they may even decide to bring a version of it to your middle schools and/or elementary schools to keep the MIC2BK movement going, as other teams have done successfully.

This life-changing conference empowers teens as they learn leadership skills, and then partner with community-based organizations to develop and implement service and climate projects. Your entire school district and community will feel the impact! Click here for more information about this conference!

Invite teachers, parents, sponsors, and community leaders to this evening event. Students will present their completed service projects and kindness initiatives. Everyone will celebrate the success of your Making It Cool To Be Kind program!