School Partnerships
Practical Skills Students Need for the Future They Are Entering
IMAGE INC. partners with schools, districts, and after school programs to deliver the readiness instruction that rarely fits inside a standard course sequence.
The Preparation Gap
What schools are being asked to cover alone
- Students graduate able to solve for x, but not to read a paycheck.
- Career exposure often arrives after course selection decisions are already made.
- AI tools entered classrooms faster than guidance on using them honestly.
- Counselors carry caseloads too large to deliver life-skills instruction directly.
Program Outcomes
What we report back
- Increased financial knowledge
- Improved career awareness
- Improved confidence
- Improved goal setting
- Responsible AI understanding
- Entrepreneurial problem solving
- Stronger communication
- Completed student action plans
Available Modules
Ten modules across four grade bands
Upper elementary, middle, high school, and transition-age young adults.
- Financial literacy
- Career readiness
- Entrepreneurship
- AI literacy and responsible technology
- Leadership
- Communication
- Identity and character
- Goal setting
- Decision making
- Life skills
Implementation options
In-class delivery
Our facilitator teaches during an existing period on your schedule.
Advisory or homeroom
Short-format modules built for advisory blocks.
After school
Extended sessions with project time and student action plans.
Educator-led
We train your staff and provide the curriculum and materials.
Facilitator qualifications and safety
- Background screening for every facilitator
- Child protection policy on file
- Proof of insurance available
- Curriculum and materials provided in advance for review
Assessment and reporting
- Pre and post knowledge assessment
- Confidence self-report
- Completed student action plans
- End-of-engagement summary report for school and funder
Standards alignment is documented per module after a formal curriculum mapping process. We will state exactly which standards a module has been mapped to before you adopt it.