Students trusted to try something new on their own build confidence, resilience, and problem-solving skills. Our free, ready-to-implement materials also help kids discover new interests and info.
Social-emotional skills gained through unstructured play and experiential learning outside the classroom have positive effects on academic success and school climate.
Our annual “Think for Yourself” high school essay contest gets students to consider how much they learn when they open themselves to new ideas and viewpoints.
Promote independence as a pillar of your school culture with a school-wide program designed by educators for teachers, parents, and students that will strengthen home-school participation, support empathy and equity, and help with:
When kids leave their comfort zone, it’s cause for applause. Our high school essay contest awards $8000 in college scholarships for students’ stories about a time they stood up for freedom of thought, speech, or deed in their everyday lives. Scholarships can be used for:
Calling All Educators! What happens at school doesn’t stay at school.
Let Grow’s school programs are designed to unlock young people’s brilliance and resilience. Read about the programs for K-8 students in this free download of the chapter for educators in the brand new edition of Free-Range Kids!