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Want to make a positive impact on your school community's social and emotional growth?

The Implementation Support Package has your implementation needs covered. 

When you adopt Fly Five, you make a commitment to implement high-quality, research-backed curriculum materials. The next step is to partner with us in order to ensure the curriculum translates into high-quality instruction. That is what the Implementation Support Package is all about. With a minimum of 30 licenses, you will get in-person professional development for all license holders and school leaders, training and certification for your Fly Five Ambassador, and a follow-up implementation visit to give you feedback and recommendations.

Implementation can look different depending on various factors unique to your school or district. Early adopters may pilot the curriculum with expansion plans, whereas other schools may roll out the curriculum by grade level over several years. Regardless of your implementation journey, the Implementation Support Package will enhance your success and efficacy.



The Implementation Support Package

Welcome Kit

A digital document containing links to how-to videos, infographics, planners, and tools; The Welcome Kit also includes printed, ready-to-use C.A.R.E.S. posters

Core Course

A one-day, on-site, interactive course that provides Fly Five license holders with the knowledge, structure, and tools needed for implementation

Six-Week Planner

A calendar of implementation-focused training activities to support and onboard license holders for the first six weeks of implementation

Ambassador Certification

Upon completion of a series of virtual training workshops, school-based ambassadors will receive certification as recognition of their role as a Fly Five expert in their community

Implementation Observation and Feedback Visit (IOFV)

An in-person visit from a Fly Five staff member in which they utilize preset criteria to measure areas of strength and growth in the implementation of best practices

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