The Fullerton Joint Union High School District (CA) is successfully demonstrating the impact of a truly asset-based environment. By embedding strengths into daily practice and…[Read More]
At Westmore Elementary in School District 45 (D45) in Illinois, the 5th grade team is demonstrating what it looks like to move a Portrait of…[Read More]
At Roosevelt High School, the partnership with Thrively began with a focused and strategic entry point: engaging 9th grade students in building self-awareness, identity, and…[Read More]
Shout out to the Westminster Expanded Learning Team (CA) for intentionally and creatively integrating Thrively into their daily programming. Frontline staff are actively bringing Thrively’s…[Read More]
Alison Gryder is leading a transformative journey in her 4th grade gifted classroom in Fort Concho iUniversity, San Angelo ISD, TX. She focuses on a…[Read More]
Shout Out to Teach Elementary for Embracing Strengths! A huge shout-out to the amazing students and staff at Teach Elementary School for successfully completing their…[Read More]
Celebrating El Centro Elementary School District! We’re excited to highlight the incredible work happening at El Centro Elementary School District in El Centro, California! They…[Read More]
Shout out to Amphitheater Public Schools (APS) in Tucson, Arizona! As the school year kicks off, APS is making waves with Thrively’s Gifted and Talented…[Read More]
Teachers. It is where it begins with Thrively. China Paden from Nantucket High School has been a Thrively enthusiast for years. Each year, finding funds…[Read More]
We started our lesson wondering, “Why is it important to notice the Strengths in others?” Through a team investigation in the books we are reading,…[Read More]
I can confidently share one thing I know to be true about Integrity Charter School in National City, San Diego: Their amazingly driven, compassionate, and…[Read More]
When students are given the time to discuss and reflect about their strengths, they gain real insight. A sentence from one student’s recent journal entry…[Read More]
Attending to student well-being, teaching essential life skills, exploring college & career pathways–these aren’t just “more things” to heap on the plates of school leaders…[Read More]
Thrively recently partnered with Mendon Upton Regional School District and their incredible educators to share how Thrively data can connect the dots to support their…[Read More]
Thrively in the primary grades looks and feels quite different from what we see in our middle school and highschool classrooms, and for good reason….[Read More]
With the 2022-2023 School Year in its kick-off months, Thrively Teachers and Students have been engaging deeply in the work of Strengths! As a Learner-Centered…[Read More]
The leadership in the Sweetwater Union School District took a proactive approach when asking the question, “What do we do with our 9th and 12th…[Read More]
Do you know the strengths of your staff? The time is now to create cognitively diverse strength teams. When staff know themselves and are known,…[Read More]
Have you ever been asked, “What’s wrong with you?” At Thrively, we focus on what is “strong with you” and your community. The Santee School…[Read More]
Thrively is thrilled to partner with ACERO Charter Schools in Chicago. Big thanks to Principal Sweazy and Assistant Principal Cauhorn at Esmeralda Santiago Elementary School…[Read More]
Positive psychological behaviors promote good mental health hygiene, which reduces stress and improves overall well-being. Mental health hygiene focuses on using simple practices and tools…[Read More]
Schools across the country are facing rising levels of employee burnout. Teachers and staff members are experiencing more stress as worker shortages, pandemic issues, and…[Read More]
Marshall Elementary School in the Chula Vista School District saw Principal Dr. Loyce, an amazing educator along with Michael Bruder, Director of Innovation and Instruction…[Read More]
Thrively is expanding its footprint in Chicago Public Schools. Big thanks to Principal Thompson for her leadership and for bringing strengths-based education to Paul Revere…[Read More]
