The school email
The note we send to administration, counselors, and student services.
Schools introduce a teen branding resource. They do not run a kindness program.
15 minutes. Learn branding. One private sentence.
Best ways to share
- Copy this page URL into a staff email or chat.
- Copy the short letter into a school contact form.
- Do not add student names or photos. No registration. No obligation.
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Teen Superpower school intro — 15 minutes. Branding resource, not a kindness program. Students start at the teen page. https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower-school-email/
The letter we send
Subject: Teen Superpower — 15-minute intro for your school
Full email
Hi,
Teen Superpower is a teen branding resource: the power to write your own script. Kindness is the skill that makes it stick.
Schools can support that with a 15-minute intro. You are not asked to run a kindness program or “brand the teens.”
The 15 minutes:
1. Learn branding — a brand is the feeling people get from how you show up.
2. Person as brand — a product has a box; a person has a way of showing up and treating people.
3. Apply it — one private sentence.
Students hear once:
I have the power to be my own brand.
Kindness is the skill that makes it stick.
Tools from adults. Script from teens. Not a club, pledge, or ambassadors.
What students see (teen page):
https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower/
Adult how-to (15 minutes + printables):
https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower-for-schools/
Class activity:
https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower-brand/
Free to schools. Funded by optional merch and Gift of Kindness. No purchase required. No registration. No photos. No obligation to share.
Please forward to counseling or student services if useful.
Thank you,
Jeff Brown
ThumbsUpForKindness Inc.
www.thumbsupforkindness.com
Free to schools
Funded by optional Teen Superpower merchandise and Gift of Kindness. No purchase required.
Funded by optional Teen Superpower merchandise and Gift of Kindness. No purchase required.
Short version — school contact forms
Teen Superpower is a teen branding resource, not a kindness program. Schools can try a free 15-minute intro: learn what a brand is, see a person as a brand, write one private sentence.
I have the power to be my own brand.
Kindness is the skill that makes it stick.
Not a lecture, club, or ambassadors. Tools from adults. Script from teens.
Student page: https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower/
Adult how-to: https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower-for-schools/
Class activity: https://thumbsupforkindness.com/teen-superpower-brand/
No purchase, registration, or photos required.
Jeff Brown, ThumbsUpForKindness Inc.
Where to send it
Counseling or student services first. Principal if there is no counseling address. One school at a time.
Tools by Thumbs Up For Kindness