Cue the Change

SEL Student Ambassador Program

Student Engagement. Arts-integration. Social-Emotional Learning. 

Improved School Culture.

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Empower your students to co-create and sustain a thriving learning environment focused on the wellbeing of everyone in your school community

  • Social- Emotional Learning
  • Arts Integration
  • Peer Leadership

Unlike any other SEL program!

Cue the Change is a year-long, arts-integrated SEL residency and student leadership program that equips young people to become Emotional Resilience Ambassadors—peer leaders who champion wellness, empathy, and engagement across your school community.

Using creative writing, applied theatre, and the CASEL Framework, students learn to elevate student voice, strengthen school wide relationships, and galvanize their peers to be their best selves.

The program also includes structured coaching for staff advisors to ensure long-term sustainability and deep-rooted cultural change.

Built from 22 years of research and application in schools and community organizations, Cue the Change empowers students to help elevate the culture of their own classrooms and school communities. 

Recommended for students in Grades 8-12th.

Age Appropriate Training in Social-Emotional Learning

Based in CASEL's framework, students will receive explicit instruction in each of the competencies

Arts Residency

Led by a Master Teacher, a core group of students explore creative writing and theatre to highlight the issues they are facing--leading to increased trust in the school community, more empathy and confidence. No prior drama or creative writing experience needed!

Leadership Skills

Students gain leadership and peer mediation skills to become Social-Emotional Wellness Ambassadors for your campus!

Strong Curriculum Connections

Common Core Connections

  • Connections to Common Core ELA Standards
  • Strong emphasis on Comprehension and Collaboration as well as Presentation
  • Deep dive study of standards provided with booking of residency

National Arts Standards

  • Residency provides an in depth study of theatre principles including:
  • Relate personal experience to create art
  • Relate artistic ideas and works with societal, cultural and historical context to deepen understanding.

Social/Emotional Learning

  • Negotiating changing relationships
  • Taking responsibility
  • Self-identity
  • Maintaining friendships in conflict
  • Dealing with peer and parental pressure

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