Case Studies

Fruitvale Independent School District: A Journey of Transformation with 7 Mindsets’ Solutions

2025-02-23T12:03:14-05:00February 23, 2025|

Fruitvale ISD has embraced a transformative approach to education by integrating a mindset-based learning program across all campuses, fostering stronger connections between students, teachers, and the community. Through engaging lessons and innovative interventions, the district has not only improved student relationships but also addressed real-world challenges like vaping and unhealthy behaviors with rehabilitative education. By prioritizing emotional well-being, parent involvement, and student empowerment, Fruitvale ISD is setting a new standard for educational excellence.

Broadmoor 3-5 Elementary School (KS): Transforming the School Community Through the 7 Mindsets

2025-01-31T10:14:31-05:00January 31, 2025|

Since its implementation four years ago, the 7 Mindsets program has had a transformative impact on Broadmoor K-5 Elementary’s school community, fostering a culture of connection, empowerment, and resilience. The program has provided a structured approach to promoting positive mindsets among students, staff, and even the broader community and cultivated a thriving learning environment, reducing behavioral issues, strengthening relationships, and equipping students and staff with the tools to navigate challenges with optimism and purpose.

Eisenhower High School and Base

2024-12-06T10:06:01-05:00December 6, 2024|

Eisenhower High School's adoption of the Base program highlights the potential of focused programs to support student well-being in a comprehensive and flexible manner. While the implementation faced several hurdles, the program has provided valuable insights and tools to enhance the school's support systems. As the school continues to refine its approach and expand the use of Base, it is poised to foster a more resilient and emotionally healthy student body.

Blake Manor Elementary and 7 Mindsets

2025-01-31T09:36:38-05:00September 20, 2024|

Post-Covid, Blake Manor Elementary School struggled with parent, family and community engagement, low attendance, increase of students struggling with mental health and not having the resources to support all of these factors that posed a challenge and negatively impacted the campus culture (students and staff).

At Colorado PreK-8 School, 7 Mindsets Has Created a Culture of Learning and Growth that Connects the School Community

2023-12-19T04:11:04-05:00December 19, 2023|

At Aspen Ridge Preparatory School, “the 7 Mindsets program has created a culture of learning, growing, and understanding that connects the entire school community,” says Principal Rachel Miller. “This program continues to be an integral part of the Aspen Ridge community and provides opportunities for students and staff to be resilient, motivated individuals.”

Diverse Texas District Uses 7 Mindsets to Catapult Over Barriers

2024-08-02T10:36:49-04:00January 3, 2022|

Four years ago, a group of administrators from Chilton ISD heard Roberto Rivera’s dynamic speech about social and emotional learning (SEL) at a TASA/TASB meeting leadership conference. With a significant population of English language-learners (ELLs), Chilton ISD was projected to perform at an “F” level in Texas based on its psychometric analysis at the time.

Jackson County Schools Adopts 7 Mindsets to Keep Students and Staff Connected

2024-09-04T14:50:33-04:00January 3, 2022|

As the 10th fastest growing county in the U.S., Georgia’s Jackson county regularly adds new schools, colleges, and career centers to its already-robust lineup of educational institutions. When the pandemic hit in March 2020, Jackson County Schools knew that it needed a way to keep its teachers and students connected in the remote-learning space. That's when they turned to 7 Mindsets.

Georgia Elementary School Prioritize Mindset-based Learning for Improved Student Well-being

2024-09-04T14:55:24-04:00January 3, 2022|

Situated in a region that’s challenged by generational poverty and other socioeconomic issues, Chattahoochee Elementary School in Forsyth County, Ga., needed a way to level the playing field across its diverse student population. With about 800 students in grades K-5, and 40% of them on either free or reduced lunch, the school was facing some particularly steep challenges on the social emotional learning (SEL) front.

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