Our Programs

Inspire Classroom Mentoring

Inspire offers classroom mentoring programs featuring evidence based curriculum specifically designed for students in 7th – 12th grade. Trained mentors facilitate curriculum focused on the following topics while engaging in developmental relationships: personal value , healthy relationships, respect, positive choices, emotional well-being, resilience, leadership, social media safety, goal setting, conflict resolution, communication, finances, leadership, professional etiquette and purpose.

How does Inspire work during the class day?

Most Inspire programs occur during the school day, one class period a week for a semester. Facilitators partner with guidance counselors and teachers to use elective class periods for Inspire. Classes can be separated by gender or taught together.

What makes Inspire so effective?

Inspire facilitators work with the school to achieve student success and address the most relevant topics to their campus. The combination of relevant topics, dialogue and developmental relationships allow students to engage and grow.

South Oak Cliff High School Case Study

From Not Rated to B+ Campus

The remarkable progress at South Oak Cliff High School from 2015 to 2025 can be closely tied to the involvement of Inspire School Programs. The program’s dedication to comprehensive support, student empowerment, and fostering a community-driven academic culture served as a catalyst for transformation. By aligning Inspire’s vision with the school’s objectives, South Oak Cliff High School shifted from being an institution struggling to meet state standards to a school celebrated for its growth in student success, engagement, and readiness for future endeavors.

  • Luncheons

    Field trip luncheons give students an opportunity to hear inspiring guest speakers and practice their professional etiquette with local community leaders.

  • Assemblies

    Assemblies focus on specific topics like women’s empowerment, mental health and respect.

  • Field Days

    Middle School students learn teamwork and leadership lessons by participating in outdoor field days.

  • Dream Board Parties

    Combining art, creativity, goal setting and cupcakes, dream board parties allow female students to practice visualizing their future.

Inspire Your School

Inspire partners with communities, businesses or churches to help local schools meet the needs of students. Inspire facilitates donations and services for students while working closely with school administrators and guidance counselors.

Often schools recognize students/families needs but must rely on community support to help. Whether it’s new school uniforms for a family that lost everything in a fire, school supplies for foster kids or treats for an academic achievement party, Inspire believes in supporting schools and students in all areas.