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Sown To Grow for school leaders

Sown To Grow expands school leaders’ understanding of student well-being across their school to ensure every child has a caring adult on their side.
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"I can easily see how my learners are feeling as a whole group. My teachers and I can see trends and Sown To Grow provides us with valuable information in order to provide targeted support to learners in immediate need."
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Keri Applegate
Principal
Bear Gulch Elementary
Central School District

Key features

Students complete an easy and engaging emotional check-in each week in their classroom or advisory period.

Accessibility and grade-level-appropriate accommodations allow every student to share their voice.

An illustration of the Weekly Emotional Check-In and reflection space with five emojis ranging from awful to awesome expressions and free response space for students to share how they are feeling. This graphic shows that the student has expressed that they aren't feeling good and explaining that they're stressed from school work.

Teachers respond to students. We offer response suggestions to build teacher confidence in supporting students.

We provide training and professional development to build up the social-emotional support capacity of your school.

An illustration of the teacher response to the student Weekly Emotional Check-In. Student expresses stress and negative feelings in their reflection. The teacher selects from response suggestions to help provide support to the student.

School leaders receive an alert if a student shares a reflection indicating they may need immediate support.

This real-time feature identifies students who are struggling that might otherwise fall through the cracks.

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Our CASEL-aligned SEL curriculum equips teachers with easy, flexible tools to deepen social-emotional learning.

Differentiated curriculum by grade level (K-12) and pre/post SEL competency surveys support student growth over time.

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School leaders access a dashboard of student well-being data from that week and trends over time.

Real-time insights help school leaders tailor support strategies to students and coach staff.

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Learn more about our modules

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Weekly emotional check-in
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Weekly academic check-in
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SEL curriculum & assessment
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