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Lead ‘Em Up Classroom is Here

We are thrilled to share some very exciting news with you…

Lead ‘Em Up is now teacher tested and student approved!

During the past year we’ve been piloting our classroom curriculum with four schools across North America. We’ve received tremendous feedback from school administrators, teachers, and most importantly students.  Focused on grades 4-12, the response from the staff and students is powerful, see below:

Lead ‘Em Up has proven to be a game changer on the athletic field, and now it’s proving to be the same in the classroom. The same memorable, portable, and sticky exercises and teaching concepts have been adapted to work in any classroom.

Students are experiencing great joy through Lead ‘Em Up and look forward to days when they get to have it in class. They are even taking the lessons home, sharing with their family, and implementing them into their family routines.

We’re happy and excited to get this life-changing, culture-changing curriculum into the hands of more school campuses and into the hearts and minds of students across the globe.

It is now ready for YOU… for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year.

For year one we will ONLY be making the curriculum available to a limited number of schools in 2021-22, and you don’t want to miss out.

If you are interested in more information regarding Lead ‘Em Up Classroom and would like to be added to our Educational Program email list, please fill out this form. ​

We will be providing more information over the next few weeks exclusively to our Educational Program Email List.  We’re excited to roll this out with you.

 

Sincerely the Lead ‘Em Up Team

Have fun and #LeadEmUp

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