Thriving at School

Helping students to thrive — in class, in community, and beyond.

What does flourishing look like

Thriving Culture at School

What does a flourishing school look like?

Barriers to student learning are removed through self-awareness, self-management, and responsible decision-making.


Students experience improved resiliency and learn stress management skills.


Career readiness is improved as students gain competencies beyond academics — the "soft or super" skills of actually getting along well with others. These same skills provide life readiness as students immediately benefit from improved caring connections with friends, colleagues, teammates, and roommates.

Research & benefits

What are the benefits of a flourishing school?

Higher Engagement
Shifting focus from just grades to holistic thriving encourages students to be more involved in school activities and community service.
Improved character & relationships
A focus on virtue and relational skills fosters stronger peer relationships and higher levels of forgiveness.

Why it matters

The health benefits of a flourishing school

Relational health in schools produces measurable outcomes in mental health, engagement, and long-term flourishing. See the full research.

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Key findings

  • Flourishing training significantly reduces depression and anxiety in students
  • Higher school engagement and involvement in community service
  • Stronger peer relationships and higher levels of forgiveness
  • Improved character and life readiness beyond academics

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