What is the Attention-Ready School™ designation?
It is a designation issued by The Attention Institute to annual member schools whose whole faculty has completed the program and the baseline and reassessment.
The Attention-Ready School™ designation is issued by The Attention Institute to annual member schools whose whole faculty has completed the program and the baseline and reassessment.
This is not kindergarten readiness. Attention-Ready Schools is about teacher readiness for students whose attention works differently.
The Attention-Ready School™ designation seal for your school’s own website.
Your school’s baseline and reassessment report.
Choose the annual membership tier for your school’s teacher count.
Your whole faculty participates in and completes the program.
Complete the starting baseline and end-of-program reassessment.
The Attention Institute issues the designation after completion.
The Attention-Ready School™ designation is issued by The Attention Institute. It is an independent program designation and is not government accreditation or a state school grade.
It is a designation issued by The Attention Institute to annual member schools whose whole faculty has completed the program and the baseline and reassessment.
Enroll in annual membership, have the whole faculty participate and complete the program, complete the baseline and reassessment, and receive the designation from The Attention Institute.
The school receives the designation seal for its own website, a public listing in the Attention-Ready Schools registry, and its before-and-after baseline report.
No. The whole faculty must complete the program and the baseline and reassessment before The Attention Institute issues the designation.
The Attention-Ready School™ designation is issued by The Attention Institute. It is an independent program designation and is not government accreditation or a state school grade.