Wayfinder Expands Curriculum with Four Major School Districts

Wayfinder, a leading provider of social-emotional and future-ready skills curriculum, has announced its expansion into four prominent school districts across the U.S. for the upcoming school year. The districts include Hawai'i, Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Cumberland County Schools, each choosing Wayfinder for its comprehensive and flexible curriculum designed to enhance student purpose, belonging, and future-ready skills.

The Hawai'i Department of Education will provide a custom version of Wayfinder to all middle schools and alternative learning programs, aligning with the state's Nā Hopena A‘o framework. Des Moines Public Schools selected Wayfinder for its resonant curriculum and support, benefiting 33,000 students and 5,000 teachers. Minneapolis Public Schools will implement the program across 80+ schools, focusing on social-emotional learning and evidence-based strategies. Lastly, Cumberland County Schools will introduce the curriculum to 25,000 students, emphasizing support for military-connected families.

These partnerships mark a significant expansion for Wayfinder, whose presence has grown from coast to coast over the past two years. The company's efforts reflect a commitment to addressing critical issues like absenteeism and digital citizenship, ensuring students feel valued and empowered.