8 sessions that inspire & challenge
Club LEAD is a flexible, eight-session, academic year program for students in grades 5-12. We use interactive, experiential debriefing, and analysis to help students understand how to apply critical, 21st Century skills in their everyday life.
In today's fast-moving world, this journey of self-discovery helps students construct meaning from the experiences they encounter each week.
leadership 101
Program Participants
What do our students say about ELA?
"I had a very positive experience with ELA. I learned not only how to work with others, but how to work better with myself, and how to get things done on time and efficiently."
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many students can participate in this program?
Club is taught in a classroom setting for up to 30 students/class.
What is the key focus of this program?
Key leadership skills to help students effectively confront challenges, navigate stressful situations, and continue to thrive.
What is the cost?
Pricing can vary depending on the number of classes served, program location (in or out of Cuyahoga County). On average a single program costs $3,800 but the per program cost goes down when facilitating multiple programs within the same day.
We can work with your school to help with grant writing and sometimes have philanthropic funds to help offset cost.
How long is the program?
Transitions runs 8, 45-minute class sessions. Typically, schools schedule the program weekly across 8 weeks. Other options include 2/week for 4 weeks or daily, over 8 days.
What grade levels?
Club Lead is an ideal introductory or leadership skill building program appropriate for students in grades 5 - 8
Is the program offered virtually?
Yes, the program can be delivered virtually through Zoom technology. It is ideal for students to be on individual devices so that they can utilize the chat feature and more easily participate?
What will students be doing during programming?
Program concepts are underpinned in theory, taught through hands-on, engaging activities, games, and self-reflection activities then, connections to student lives are cemented through debrief discussions
