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Resource: Board Packet
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THE MODEL
Strength starts within — and grows outward
STUDENT
Student
We build protective factors and CASEL skills in every student to 
strengthen resilience and prevent challenges before they arise.
Parents & caregivers
The closest circle around a child — families informed, equipped, and 
connected to support and community.
Teachers & school adults
An adult who knows every student by name, has strong social-emotional 
and cultural skills, and builds meaningful connections can be a powerful 
protective factor.
Community
More trusted adults, partners, and resources that extend support beyond 
the school day.
At least one committed, caring adult relationship is linked to lower later depression and anxiety (Boricua Youth Study, 2023, Columbia University). 3