The Social Institute’s story is often best told through the lens of our wide-ranging, diverse group of partners. We remain committed to serving every community’s specific needs. Our team works with each school to develop a custom, sustainable plan that works for them. These case studies explore how TSI adapts to help every partner – from the largest independent schools in the urban areas to small public middle schools in rural communities – fuel their students’ health, happiness, and future success.

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How teachers championed #WinAtSocial at Berkeley School District 87 to create a proactive approach to tech, social media, and well-being challenges

Berkeley School District 87 is a diverse community of students, staff, and families that has two primary schools, two intermediate schools, and two middle schools serving a population of approximately 2,200 students. Through their partnership with The Social Institute, educators are staying ahead of the curve on student trends and preventing social media and tech-related issues in the classroom before they happen. 

 

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How Pierce Jr/Sr High School Integrated Modern Life Skills Education to Save Time, Money, and Reach Every Student

Pierce Jr/Sr High School serves around 350 students across grades 7–12 as part of the Pierce Public Schools district. Its close-knit size supports a personalized learning environment where students can engage across academics, sports, and extracurriculars. Through their partnership with The Social Institute, Pierce replaced a patchwork of programs with one comprehensive, cost-effective solution that benefits every student, educator, and family.

 

Bowling Green Case Study

How Bowling Green Junior High School creates engaging learning environments through healthy tech habits and modern life skills

Bowling Green Independent Schools prepares students to be excellent citizens, employees, and future leaders, locally and globally. Throughout the district, students and employees are empowered to excel and achieve their highest potential, exemplifying the motto: “Excellence Is Worth The Effort.” BGISD is proud to be one of the most diverse school districts in Kentucky. The Junior High School has 976 students enrolled with more than 40 different languages spoken.