From data to daily life, see the measurable and meaningful difference CharacterStrong makes in schools across the country. Hear directly from students, educators, and leaders whose communities have been strengthened by CharacterStrong.
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See what students have to say about CharacterStrong!
“I really like it because we learn how to respect one another and how we can help each other so our community can grow.”
Zoey
Elementary Schooler
“CharacterStrong not only just talks about who you are at school, but who you are outside of school.”
Makai
High Schooler
“It makes the entire classroom and school just a better place. More welcoming and just makes you feel like you belong there.”
Kadhirchelvan
Elementary Schooler
“CharacterStrong definitely made me realize how much more care this school has for individuals and I feel like you can speak your emotions without having to feel scared.”
Breana
Middle Schooler
“CharacterStrong teaches us things about life and ourselves that aren't always obvious and don't really get talked about growing up.”
Eleanor
High Schooler
“I just really feel like it makes me feel safe and like I'm really wanted at this school.”
Zoey
Elementary Schooler
“Being provided that space to reflect and share my struggles with people who might be going through the same thing helps me develop a better sense of my emotional self.”
Mico
High Schooler
“For the other kids in different schools, I think they need PurposefulPeople because how else are they going to learn how to be safe, kind, and respectful?”
Sofia
Elementary Schooler
“I'm excited to do the lessons because CharacterStrong can show me how to navigate different aspects of my life.”
Leila
High Schooler
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"JCPS cut disciplinary referrals by 52% and strengthened student relationships across 96,000 students."