Program Curricula

“Heroes in Disguise”

In this presentation, late elementary age students are asked to consider their intrinsic value as a unique person. We encourage these students to embrace their character strengths as an asset for their personal health and for the health of others. We also help them understand basic “red flags” for unhealthy relationships and how to avoiding strangers. This material also gives an overview of basic online safety regarding the sharing of personal information.

Heroes in Disguise (2026)

This conversation walks teens through some of the more dangerous risks and pitfalls associated with the internet and general social media use. We address the general concerns of mental health and addictive nature of social media. We educate teens on the legality of underage sexting, the destructive nature of pornography, the presence of online predators, risks of the misuse of AI, and give them practical tips to help them navigate the online world. We ask them to be “S.O.C.I.A.L.” Use proper safety “SETTINGS”. Know the fact that “ONCE posted, always posted”. Avoid harmful “CONTENT”. Follow honest “INFLUENCERS”. Seek out and talk to trusted “ADULTS”. Employ and abide by personal online time “LIMITS”.

Socially Unacceptable Curriculum (2026 Revision)

This conversation asks teens to consider their self-worth, self-image, and decision making skills. We define the three primary forms of sexual contact, the difference between love and lust, and potential triggers for sexual thoughts. We broaden their awareness for the potential negative impacts of teen sex beyond sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy, so they are better aware of the mental, emotional, ethical, and social effects. We equip them with practical boundary suggestions to help them build healthier friendships, avoid future mistakes, and learn how to avoid ALL the negative risks of teen sex. This program teaches the ALDE required components of the Success Sequence.

You Are Unique Curriculum (2026 Revision)

This program encourages students to weigh the risks of teen sexual activity. Navigating the transition into young adulthood is already challenging for most teens and the possible negative effects associated with teen sex can have lifelong consequences. We encourage teens to not treat sex like a game and explore what the positive outcomes can be if they choose to avoid sexual risks. This program teaches the ALDE required components of the Success Sequence.

Worth The Risk (2026 Revision)