Experience The Core Project: Engaged students. Authentic Connections.

Real-world skills.

EDUCATOR TRAINING

EDUCATOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Teaching from the Inside Out™

ADMINISTRATOR DEVELOPMENT

Leading from the Inside Out™

STUDENT LEADERS

STUDENT LEADER DEVELOPMENT

Leading from the Inside Out™

Custom Retreats & Events

STRATEGIC

Custom Student Events

School Culture Needs Assessment

Educator Mental Health Support

Administrator Coaching

Social Skill-Building Curriculum

The Core Project emphasizes equipping students with practical skills for both academic success and personal growth through engaging, experience-based lessons. The curriculum is designed to foster essential competencies like self-awareness, decision-making, and relationship-building, while creating a supportive environment that blends academic learning with skill-building opportunities.


Upcoming Conferences & Events

April 24-26, 2025


In-Person and Video-Based Educator Training

Our educator trainings affirm teachers and provide engaging strategies to increase student connections, build a healthy classroom culture, and authentically support the development of relationship skills and student wellbeing.

Professional Development for Educators

Middle School SEL Curriculum

  • Experience-based lessons facilitated by classroom teacher.

  • For Advisory Classrooms

  • Three years, 35 lessons per year

Middle School & High School SEL Curriculum

SEL Curriculum For Middle & High School Advisory or Individual Courses

High School SEL Curriculum

  • Thought-provoking design to build curiosity and interest

  • Age-appropriate concepts with real-life discussion

  • Teacher-guided discussion & collaborative learning

  • Four years of material, 25 lessons per year

The Core Project was a huge success this year!  I’ve never seen a building run so quickly with a new curriculum. What you have put together was easy for teachers to implement & powerful for students! Thanks for your help this year, and my teachers look forward to using it again next year!

-R.E., South Hills Middle School