Get inspired by stories of Student-Powered Improvement from across the country. This case study collection includes dozens of powerful examples of educators partnering with students for change. Explore different types of partnerships, educational contexts, and areas of focus.
Empathize with students means to try to deeply understand the experiences, perspectives, and feelings of students and apply those learnings.
Involve students means to engage youth in events and processes with adults to share their unique needs, priorities, and perspectives.
Share decision-making with students means that students play a leadership role in decision-making and have some real decision-making power.
Youth-led improvement efforts means that student groups lead their own improvement efforts, from determining their areas of focus to carrying out those changes.
