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A handful of Skittles, some water and a paper plate helped turn a recent chemistry lesson at High Road School of Massachusetts into an experiment students could see unfold in front of them.
When London arrived at Rubino Academy, the high school senior needed a fresh start. After losing both her father and grandmother, London struggled to attend classes and complete her work at her previous school. She fell behind in credits and was referred to Rubino Academy by the Trenton Public School District.
When eighth grader Zaleerah arrived at Rubino Academy during the 2025–26 school year, she knew she needed to make some changes.
Brittany Croteau shares evidence-based strategies for teaching clear expectations and using proactive, actionable language to support student behavior.
When Jovannie arrived at High Road School of Bucks County in March 2025, the now-11th grader wasn’t sure what to expect. School had been challenging in the past, and he didn’t always feel supported. He also struggled with impulse control and initially kept his guard up around his new teachers and classmates. That began to change as Jovannie got to know the staff and realized they wanted to help him succeed.
A group of eight select 11th- and 12th-grade students from High Road Academy of Howard County expanded their career readiness skills this fall through a workforce development partnership with Howard Community College (HCC).
Sierra School of Gilbert celebrates students demonstrating respect and gratitude through its Character Strong social-emotional learning program and weekly Victory Tunnel.
Students in Sierra School of Gilbert’s Secondary Spark class develop workplace skills through weekly community partnerships that support job readiness and independence.
The Arizona Daily Star recently featured Sierra School of Tucson’s move to a larger facility, highlighting expanded learning spaces and campus amenities.
Since joining High Road School of Lima in 2022, Isaiah, a sixth grader, has made significant progress in the classroom and with his behavior. With support from his family and school team, he has become more confident in his abilities and engaged in learning.
King Branch Johnson first picked up drumsticks at just 15 months old. Now, the former Excel Middle Years Academy student is performing with the Sixers Stixers while building a future shaped by music, education and community involvement.
Five students at High Road School of Cole County earned special McDonald’s treats on October 21. The activity recognized classroom participation, positive behavior, and responsibility.
Middle school lead teacher Raymond Hawkins is recognized for his commitment to creating a supportive learning environment where students can build confidence, trust, and academic skills.
SESI’s Dr. Diane Myers and Brittany Croteau will share how leaders can build consistent, supportive learning environments, from understanding why behavior happens to setting clear expectations that help students grow.
Sierra School of Tucson celebrated the grand opening of its new facility with a community ribbon-cutting ceremony. The expanded campus introduces K-12 services, enhanced learning spaces and opportunities to build independence.