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Our 10-year ongoing independent research project, measuring the attitudes and behaviors of students who emanate from economically challenged environments and their inclination to connect a quality education to their future financial well-being - drives our relationship building offerings. We bring those 10 years of research and observation to your team in a teacher-friendly, and classroom-ready, format. |
Our strategies help your teachers identify, address, modify, and redirect challenging student behavior. We are one of the nation's leading providers of prevention and intervention training for young men of color, and disengaged students. The more challenging the student, the more necessary the relationship. The Institute has provided training to more than 10,000 teachers throughout the United States. Let us help you and your teachers gain a decisive advantage in producing positive outcomes with students from diverse communities. Why Our PD Works PDClick here to read handwritten testimonials from teachers who have participated in our workshops
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The Institute for Student Empowerment, is leading the charge in providing services to young men of color. As the co-creator of the "Young Men of Color Initiative," for the Los Angeles Unified School District, (the 2nd largest school district in the country), the Institute runs the district-wide, "Village Mentoring Program." The program currently provides adult male mentors to 13 school sites, throughout the district and is slated to add 28 more schools this year. The Institute, also manages the districts, young men of color conference series. This year represents the 4th year of coordinating the conference. In the past, conferences have been held at Loyola Marymount College, East LA Community College, and Bernstein High School.
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The Institute, recently partnered with Green Dot Public Schools, and created one of the few Elective Courses in the country, (created for and comprised solely of young men of color). CEO, Wes Hall, and his team, developed the curriculum that will be used to teach the class, and students will receive a grade toward graduation upon successful completion of the course. The Institute is one of nation's leading providers of content specific to young men of color. Our continual work in the classroom, during the school day, provides us a notable advantage in terms of staying connected, in real-time to real-life challenges, behaviors, and attitudes being expressed by young men of color. More information about our work with young men of color can be found here
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Our training workshops are highly interactive and parent-friendly. We offer a step-by-step guide to re-engaging your disengaged child. We are currently working on an app that parents can use to receive up-to-date information and strategies designed to help them maximize their child's academic experience. Our current relationship with colleges, enables us to share information about pathways and scholarship opportunities available to their children.
Parents are indeed the missing link to the success of their child, academically. The often overlooked and flawed assumption, is that parents are versed in how to support the success of their child, in terms of education. The Institute, through years of parent engagement and empowerment, understands many of the challenges parents experience in trying to navigate the cluttered and often shifting educational environment. We help to simplify the terrain and help parents be active and engaged participants in the academic well-being of their children. More information about our parent training can be found here |
