Friendzy Program Components

The Friendzy program is built on the five core competencies of social and emotional learning

Friendzy is a comprehensive social and emotional learning program that starts with equipping teachers and leadership to launch an effective social and emotional learning program and provides continued support along the way. The teaching curriculum and student workbooks create a unified language to build a strong and safe school climate and culture. There is a parent connection component that provides a pathway for the emotional intelligence skills taught at school to also be practiced in homes. You will find a robust website loaded with resources along with pre and post measurable for program assessment.

Friendzy is a low-burden, high impact comprehensive program that holistically supports schools and provides a unified language.

Friendzy is a non-profit that works really hard to support all schools and budgets. With that in mind we bundle price all of our program components into one low cost per student. A large portion of our faith based schools utilize Title (II) funding.

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Social and Emotional Learning Core Competencies

Friendzy utilizes the five core competencies of social-emotional character development.

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Friendzy Program Components

The Friendzy program is built on the five core competencies of social and emotional learning

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