Rachel Monte

A Tier 2 small group intervention consisting of four 50-minute sessions, designed for high school students (mainly young women) who need extra support in developing a healthy physical and emotional self-image through targeted readings, guided discussions, scaffolded activities, and real-life scenarios.

In this 45-minute Tier 3 individual session, a high school student will learn and practice coping strategies for managing stress and emotions. This lesson is crucial for building resilience and personalized tools to help the student navigate academic and personal challenges effectively.

In this 30-minute individual lesson, a high school student will learn how to advocate for themselves politely and effectively when facing academic or personal concerns. This lesson empowers the student to approach teachers or school staff respectfully, building confidence and communication skills critical for success in and beyond school.

In this 4-session series, students grades 9-12 explore the negative impacts of vaping, learn evidence-based strategies to quit, and replace the habit with healthy alternatives. Through discussions, interactive games, and a culminating project, students build skills and support each other in making lasting positive changes. Sessions are 50 minutes each, designed for Tier 2 small group interventions.

In this 3-session group lesson for 12th graders, students who aren’t pursuing college will create personalized post-graduation plans. Through discussions, practical worksheets, and an engaging game, learners will explore career paths, set SMART goals, and develop actionable steps to stay productive after high school.

In this 50-minute Tier 2 group session, students on an IEP will learn how to advocate for themselves by reviewing their IEP goals, sharing whether supports are in place, and brainstorming additional ways the school can help. This lesson empowers students and builds self-advocacy skills essential for their success.

This session is designed to help 9th-grade students transition smoothly from middle school to high school by discussing expectations, time management skills, and more. It's crucial for students to understand these aspects to succeed in their new environment. The session will conclude with a Q&A to address any concerns or questions students may have.

This lesson is designed to empower 11th and 12th-grade first-generation students with essential information and preparation strategies for transitioning from high school to college. It covers a comprehensive prep list, what to expect in college, and how to prepare effectively. This lesson is crucial for building confidence and ensuring a smooth transition for students who may not have familial guidance in navigating higher education.

This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the concept of a growth mindset, emphasizing its importance in personal and academic success. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn how adopting a growth mindset can help them overcome challenges and improve their learning experiences. This single 45-minute session is designed for a class of 25 students.

This series of sessions helps students discover and nurture their inner strengths through motivational talks and personalized coaching. Fostering an inner champion is vital for personal growth and self-esteem. Designed for a small group of 11th-grade students, this program focuses on building self-esteem over three 45-minute sessions.

This lesson focuses on teaching high school students the importance of taking ownership and responsibility for their actions. Through engaging scenarios and reflective activities, students will learn how to acknowledge their actions and understand the impact they have on themselves and others. This skill is crucial for personal growth and fostering a responsible community.

This 5-session lesson series is tailored for small groups of students transitioning from middle school to high school, focusing on building new friendships. Each 45-minute session provides strategies to connect with peers, understand social dynamics, and develop communication skills essential for forming meaningful relationships. This lesson is crucial for easing the social transition and fostering a supportive peer network.

This lesson aims to educate 9th grade students about the risks and consequences of substance misuse, specifically focusing on marijuana use and vaping. Through a mix of discussion, activities, video, and reading, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the topic. This lesson is important as it addresses critical health issues that can impact students' well-being and future.