Lead 'Em Up Classroom Informational Webinar

What some are saying about the Program

Leadership is a skill schools need to be intentional in developing. The activities, lessons, and language of Lead ‘Em Up have allowed our school to build a culture where our students and staff are excited to contribute as both leaders and followers. Schools interested in empowering their students to be leaders need to check out the Lead ‘Em Up curriculum.

Rob Dinsdale – Asst. Principal – George Fitton Middle School – Brandon, Manitoba Canada

Lead ‘Em Up Classroom has provided a framework for building community and allowed students to define the standards that need to be met to make our school “special”. Students are taking ownership of the culture and environment by leaning in to make sure that they and those around them are living up to our shared values and expectations. The lessons and activities are engaging and lay the foundation for rich discussions, learning and personal growth. Several of our students have said, “I wish we had this my whole High School career, this is just what we needed.

Shane Oakes – MTSS Coordinator – White River Valley School District – White River Valley, Vermont

I look forward to school on days I know I get to do Lead ‘Em Up.

8th grade middle schooler

Lead ‘Em Up teaches us leadership in a way that actually makes sense and thats fun.

10th grade sophomore

Join us Apr 13, 2022 08:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) for: Lead ‘Em Up 2022/2023 Classroom Informational Webinar

Quince Orchard’s Commitment to Leadership and Culture

Quince Orchard High School thrives with leadership training, building a culture of teamwork, accountability, and success through Lead ‘Em Up.

Leadership Training Elevates Maryland High School Sports

Great teams don’t just happen, they’re built through leadership, teamwork, and trust. That’s exactly what Winston Churchill High School in Potomac, Maryland, has experienced since bringing Lead ‘Em Up into its athletic program. From football to cheerleading to...

Podcasts

Good Kids are a Trap

In this episode of the Lead ‘Em Up Podcast, we explore the other side of “good.” All kids, good or bad, should receive an opportunity to raise their appetite for leadership. In fact, great leaders don’t just accept good players, they empower their good players to grow, lead, and thrive within the program. We’ll share 3 powerful reasons why coaches should go all-in on leadership development, especially when they have “good kids.” Also, we will examine a formula for good players to transition to great players. Whether you’re a head coach looking for your kids to be great or phenomenal, this episode will inspire and protect coaches from the trap of settling for “good.

Celebrating Small Wins To Build Momentum

In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of celebrating small wins. Discover how acknowledging progress, no matter how small, can ignite team morale, foster a culture of positivity, and create unstoppable momentum. We’ll share practical exercises, real-life anecdotes, and proven strategies to help you turn every milestone into a stepping stone for bigger victories.

Lead ‘Em Up Classroom Informational Webinar