Research shows that emotions affect how and why we learn and that social and emotional literacy supports success in every part of a student’s life.

Social-emotional learning (SEL) helps students identify their feelings and better manage their emotions, which positively impacts their academics and relationships. 

Through social-emotional learning students:

• develop skills of perseverance and resilience to face academic or personal adversity; 
• learn how to handle peer pressure; 
• stand up for beliefs when challenged; and 
• form close secure relationships.

SEL improves students’ attitudes and engagement at school and positively impacts school culture. 

We have launched a comprehensive, evidence based social-emotional learning program called Friendzy. 

We Believe SEL is Vital for All Students:

Learning social-emotional skills is as important as excelling in academics. Students can’t unlock their full academic potential without first unlocking their full social-emotional self.

The Friendzy program uses interactive lessons and engaging activities to support school culture and teach students the skills they need to be successful in school, in relationships, and in life.

For More Information About the Friendzy Program visit FRIENDZY.CO .