What Is The Social Clarity Project™?

The Social Clarity Project™ is a comprehensive social-emotional learning curriculum focused on relational aggression, healthy friendships, and emotional regulation skills for students in Grades 2–12.

Informed by years of classroom experience and research into the hidden culture of peer aggression, this program equips students with the language, frameworks, and skills to navigate complex social dynamics

Three Versions:

Version 1: Girls Grades 2–5

Version 2: Girls Grades 6–8

Version 3: Young Women Grades 9–12

Each version contains:

7-lesson facilitator guide with activities and discussion scripts

Printable student workbook to reinforce skills and reflection

Posters, checklists, surveys and teacher implementation toolkit

Digital access for home support and small group use

Who Is It For?

Classroom teachers seeking a structured, evidence-based approach to social-emotional learning

School counsellors and social workers running small group interventions

Parents supporting social-emotional development at home

Faith-based educators integrating character formation and social skills

The lessons work in whole-class, small group, and individual support settings. No psychology expertise required—just a desire to help students build healthy relationships.

Why I Created This Program

As a special education teacher for over 20 years, I've seen firsthand the devastating impact of peer aggression—particularly the hidden, relational bullying that happens beneath the surface.

After reading Rachel Simmons' groundbreaking book Odd Girl Out about the hidden culture of relational aggression among girls, I knew we needed a classroom-ready curriculum to give students (and teachers) a concrete roadmap.

I developed The Social Clarity Project™ and piloted it with Grade 7–8 girls. Their feedback was clear: "We need this. Everyone needs this."

So I expanded the program into three developmentally-appropriate versions spanning elementary to high school. I added a faith-based companion for Christian schools and youth groups.