Downloadable email templates
We’ve made it simple to show your leadership how The Positivity Project (P2) can strengthen your school community. Download ready-to-send email templates you can use to introduce P2 to your school or district leadership. No writing, no guesswork — just a professional, polished message you can personalize in seconds.
1. Download your template
2. Copy, paste, and personalize with your name(and any details you'd like to add)
3. Send to your school or district leadership
It’s that simple to help your leaders understand the impact of P2 and explore next steps.
Empower your leaders to see the value of P2 — and help bring stronger relationships, better behavior, and a healthier school culture to more students.
Clinton High School implemented The Positivity Project (P2) in 2018. See how students have embraced the framework since then.
Discover how Palms Elementary is building a positive school culture by empowering students with character and connection.
A 2nd-grade teacher shares how P2 has shifted her classroom from rules-focused to strengths-based, and changed how students treat each other.
Teacher proof
In peer-reviewed research at the University of Vermont, P2 teachers reached 93–94% implementation fidelity — the technical term for the lesson actually getting taught the way it was designed. Hear from Julianne Riedle, a teacher at Franklin Fine Arts Center in Chicago Public Schools, on why she loves P2:
"From day one, new people, they could not make this easier on you."
- Julianne Riedle, Franklin Fine Arts Center
Many partner schools fund The Positivity Project through federal sources like Title I, Title II, and Title IV-A, as well as state and local grants. Our team can help you identify which funding streams fit your school or district and give you the language you need to bring P2 to your leadership team.