Mansfield Public Library welcomes educators from Simple Steps Teaching to run their “Thrive” workshop for teens.

 "Thrive" is a dynamic workshop designed for high school students to enhance their time management skills through techniques utilized by successful businesses. This program is the result of a collaboration between experienced educators and a strategic business consultant, ensuring that the tools provided are both practical and effective.

Participants will explore how professionals prioritize tasks, set actionable goals, and create efficient schedules. The interactive format allows for real-time practice of these valuable skills, equipping students with practical tools ready for immediate application.

"Thrive" aims to empower students to take control of their time and excel both in school and beyond, unlocking their potential for success in every aspect of life.

Participants are encouraged to bring their school computers. Open to teens in grades 7 through 12. Registration required. Space is limited!

About the Presenter:

The Simple Steps Story

As a passionate classroom teacher, Sara Drake would see kids struggling in her 4th-grade classroom and know that they needed something more than what the typical classroom could offer. As a result, she decided to create a safe place that families could turn to for academic support. It started off with her just supporting kids and families outside of the school to get the intervention needed to create a stronger student. After a short period of time, she could see that there were more families that needed the support than she by herself could help. Through blessings, she was able to connect with amazing educators that wanted to join her on the same mission.

One by one, she started to build a team of teachers that wanted to help build students’ confidence through academic support also. These teachers were passionate about the art of teaching and experts in their areas. As they came together, they were able to problem solve as a team and cover students that ranged from K-12.