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life skills
a project-based curriculum for real-world readiness.
Life Skills is a comprehensive, project-based curriculum that develops the knowledge, competencies, and dispositions students need to navigate adult life. Grounded in applied learning, it integrates personal development with practical instruction in areas such as financial literacy, household management, health, and career readiness: competencies essential to independence that are seldom addressed explicitly within the traditional academic sequence.
- grade levels
- 6–12
- editions
- Middle school (6–8) · High school (9–12)
- instructional model
- Project-based, experiential learning
- assessment
- Portfolio and authentic demonstration of learning
- scope
- Ten learning domains
- pricing
- Yearlong elective curriculum starting at $1,500 per school. Optional teacher training and implementation support available.
- classroom history
- Previously taught in Denver Public Schools classrooms.
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learning in practice
02 — curriculum
change clinic
leadership learned by changing something real.
Change Clinic is an experiential leadership curriculum in which students develop agency by addressing authentic problems within their own school communities. Working collaboratively, students identify an issue, design a response, and manage its implementation, often through an event or initiative that engages the broader school and community. The curriculum treats student voice, autonomy, and identity as conditions for meaningful leadership.
- focus
- Student leadership, agency, and school engagement
- instructional model
- Experiential, project-based learning
- competencies
- Problem identification, collaborative planning, project management, event development, community engagement
- pricing
- Yearlong elective curriculum starting at $1,500 per school. Optional teacher training and implementation support available.
- classroom history
- Previously taught in Denver Public Schools classrooms.
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03 — program · girls ages 9–17
thelegacy society for girls
A tiered mentorship program that helps girls discover their purpose, build essential life skills, and grow into leaders. Girls level up through three tiers, earn pins for every milestone, and older members mentor the girls coming up behind them.
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pins & progression
Girls earn pins that mark milestones and accomplishments. Each pin represents growth, learning, and a step toward a lasting legacy.
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for schools
bring legacy society to your campus
- Elementary
- After-school enrichment program
- Middle & high school
- During leadership, advisory, or elective periods
- Your calendar
- Scheduling customized with the Legacy Society team
for girls
participant to full member
Participants
Join through their school, earn pins, and graduate from the program.
Full members
Earn badges, receive society apparel, and join mentorships, retreats, and summer camps.
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Five Tools for Classroom Culture and Management
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Classrooms
Don't check out. Check in.
Five short tools for the hardest parts of teaching: staying steady, building trust, responding to behavior, reading culture, and taking care of yourself.
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If you lead a school, a district team, or a community organization and one of these fits what your students need, tell us about your community. We will talk through which product makes sense, how it would run in your setting, and what partnership could look like.