The Supportive Classroom curriculum was developed at the University of Vermont. The blog and podcast are used to share the ideas and accomplishments of schools that are implementing the Supportive Classroom. The Core Concepts of Belonging, Trust, Sharing and Respect form the foundation of the curriculum.
The family area is where we hope to hear from families on their experiences with a child who is a part of a Supportive Classroom. It is also a place to share ideas on how families can help their children to use the Core Concepts and Collaborative Skills at home and in the community.
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The Swanton School Team is back from Atlanta. Swanton Elementary School was a finalist for the 2005 National Schools of Character Award. The team was recognized at a special lunch where they received their award! Great Job Swanton students, families, staff and community members.