Elementary
Curriculum Costs
Sources of Strength Elementary uses a grade level pricing model to maximize equity, access, and implementation. Costs are based on grade level rather than per student or per classroom. This allows every teacher, classroom, and student in that grade level to have access to the curriculum. This pricing structure does not require every classroom in a grade to implement the curriculum but rather makes it easier and more affordable for those that would like to implement. Costs for Elementary Curriculum are as follows:
Training Costs (at least one coach required for program)
Training and support are essential for effective and sustainable implementation. Sources of Strength Elementary utilizes a Coaches Training model to equip district and building-level leaders to support classroom instructors. This two-day training develops fluency in the content and capacity to coach and support classroom instructors. It is recommended that each school train at least two coaches. The model requires schools having at least one coach from the school or district level.
Secondary
Implementation Costs
Train the Trainer Options
The Train the Trainer model provides opportunites for increased sustainability, scaleability, and affordability for local areas. Learn more about the Train the Trainer model here.
Additional Options
Grant Writing Resource
If you are planning to write the Sources of Strength program into a grant and need help with the specific details of the program’s implementation, step-by-step rollout, evidence-based outcomes, cost structure, etc., please use the link below to contact our team for additional resources or to connect with your staff for assistance in your grant proposal and budget