"I have taught sixth grade for 20 years and I can count on one hand the number of times I have had a program of the quality of CLIMB in my classroom. I feel that lives were changed today!"
-Julie Sanders - Mahnomen Elementary - Mahnomen, MN | What We Do
When CLIMB performs in a school gym or teaches in a classroom, kids listen. And that’s a very good thing because CLIMB produces original plays and classes for K-12th grades on topics like:- Bullying Prevention
- Respect
- Acceptance of Differences
- Global Climate Change
- Substance Abuse Prevention
- Financial Literacy
| Methamphetamine PreventionResponsibilityHarassment PreventionSelf-Control
Cyberbullying Prevention
Social Skills |
Dream Big With Our Mini-PlaysWant to bring a little something special to your library, community education program, or recreation center this summer? Click here to find out how!
Introducing: "Booster Bits"What has more spectacle than a class and more interaction than a play? CLIMB's newest Bullying Prevention product, of course! Booster Bits can reach all of your students in one day for less than the cost of our plays. Click here to learn more!
New Teaching Company Video!
It's sometimes hard to picture what our Teaching Company classes look like unless you see them for yourself. Click here to see highlights from our 3-6th grade bullying prevention class and watch our Actor-Educators in action! CLIMB's Bullying Prevention in the News
Click here to see our Teaching Company talk about our bullying prevention classes at Washington Elementary in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, as featured on WSAW.com.
Click here to see the October 14 Channel 9 News broadcast on CLIMB's bullying prevention programming at Anishinabe Academy, generously supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board.
Click here to see our Teaching Company facilitate bullying prevention classes at Salem Hills Elementary, as featured on invergroveheights.patch.com. Check Out Some Of Our Other Projects To view an article on our newest play, Return to Honor, click here!
To view a short documentary on the Power to the Eighth project, click here!
This activity is made possible in part by a grant
provided by the Minnesota State Arts Board, through an appropriation by
the Minnesota State Legislature from the Minnesota arts and cultural
heritage fund with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota on
November 4, 2008. |
