Relational Values Alliance
Relationships at School
Caring connections, healthy conflict, and a legacy of serving others — where students learn to thrive — in class, in community, and beyond.
What does flourishing look like
Relational culture at school
What does a flourishing school look like?
Career readiness is improved as students gain competencies beyond academics — the "soft or super" skills of actually getting along well with others. These same skills provide life readiness as students immediately benefit from improved caring connections with friends, colleagues, teammates, and roommates.
Research & benefits
What are the benefits of a flourishing school?
Why it matters
The health benefits of a relational school
Relational health in schools produces measurable outcomes in mental health, engagement, and long-term flourishing. See the full research.
Read the health benefits research →Key findings
- Flourishing training significantly reduces depression and anxiety in students
- Higher school engagement and involvement in community service
- Stronger peer relationships and higher levels of forgiveness
- Improved character and life readiness beyond academics
Tools & resources
Grow your relationships at school
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