Wayfinder | Future-Ready Skills for Indiana Students

You know the skills your students need—now it’s time to measure progress and make them a reality. Wayfinder can help you implement Indiana's Portrait of a Graduate framework.

Wayfinder seamlessly integrates interpersonal skills with Portrait of a Graduate competencies into one research-backed, easy-to-implement program.

With Wayfinder, your students will:

Develop the skills most valued by employers, colleges, and communities
Gain confidence in their future paths
Strengthen decision-making and problem-solving for lifelong success

By combining interpersonal, leadership, and critical thinking skills, Wayfinder ensures students will graduate with the adaptability and purpose needed to thrive in school, careers, and beyond.

Bring your Portrait of a Graduate to life!

SUPPORT INDIANA STUDENTS WITH CONFIDENCE

Wayfinder's research-backed Core Skills go beyond typical academic competencies to incorporate meaning-making, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills in order to connect classroom learning to the real world.

Wayfinder's curriculum is co-designed with students and covers relevant and pressing topics like social media and entrepreneurship in fun and relatable ways.

Students and teachers love Wayfinder. In head-to-head competitions nationwide, schools choose Wayfinder 4 out of 5 times. Our research-backed curriculum complies with FERPA, COPPA, and PPRA and is the top choice of schools + districts across Indiana and the Midwest.

Watch the video below to see why schools + districts around the Midwest use Wayfinder to help their students build interpersonal skills.

SAMPLE WAYFINDER'S ACTIVITIES + LESSONS

Wayfinder is adaptable to any school or district program. Explore our resources!

The Midwest's Choice for Teaching Future-Ready Skills

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Core Curriculum
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TOOLS TO SUPPORT STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH + WELL-BEING IN THE AGE OF SMARTPHONES

As of July 2024, schools are required to create and post policies prohibiting cellphone and wireless device use during classroom instruction. This is per Senate Bill 185, an effort from Indiana lawmakers to reduce student distractions and increase engagement.

We understand that reducing reliance on addictive devices is only the first step. The real key to long-term success lies in teaching students healthy and safe habits when it comes to social media and phone use.

Explore our free resource packet filled with engaging digital and social media activities that empower students to navigate their digital lives with confidence.

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