Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know About Working with ThirtyThree 6
1. What types of SEL programs do you offer?
We offer a full suite of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) experiences, including:
The Across the Marsh curriculum (classroom-based, 4-part series)
Immersive SEL Bootcamps (4–6 hours, ideal for full-day experiences)
Targeted SEL Workshops (2–3 hours, quick-impact)
Professional Development for Educators (hands-on, trauma-informed)
All programs are aligned with the CASEL framework, Common Core, and TEKS.
2. Who are your programs designed for?
Our programs are designed for:
Students in grades 6–12, with a special focus on high schoolers
Educators and support staff seeking SEL-based PD
Districts and schools working to improve school culture, equity, and student mental wellness
We also support parents and caregivers through family-centered workshops.
3. What makes your approach to SEL different?
We don’t do surface-level SEL.
Our model blends:
Storytelling and identity development (especially through Across the Marsh)
Culturally responsive content grounded in lived experience
Research-based frameworks like Think, Plan, Act, Reflect
Project-based and art-integrated learning to support deeper processing
We treat SEL as a creative, emotional, and strategic journey—not a one-size-fits-all lesson.
4. How much do your programs cost?
We offer flexible, equity-centered pricing:
Workshops: $75–$125 per student (in-person), $50–$75 (virtual)
Bootcamps: $200–$350 per student (in-person), $150–$250 (virtual/sliding scale)
Curriculum Pilots: Starting at $1,500 for workshops and $3,500 for bootcamps
Professional Development: Custom quotes available
Funding options include Title I, ESSER, wellness grants, and PTO sponsorships.
5. Can we pilot a program before committing long-term?
Yes. We specialize in low-risk pilots to help districts experience our impact before scaling.
Examples:
Future Ready Bootcamp: $3,750 for 20 seniors
Resilience Rising Bootcamp: $3,750 for trauma-affected students
Parent Coaching Workshop: $1,500 for 20 families
Each pilot includes outcomes tracking and post-program reflection tools.
6. Do your programs align with educational standards?
Absolutely. Our curriculum is aligned with:
CASEL’s five core SEL competencies
Common Core State Standards (CCSS)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
We also integrate 21st-century learning skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and communication.
7. What makes Across the Marsh unique?
Across the Marsh is a story-driven SEL curriculum rooted in a real-life documentary about identity, healing, and family legacy.
What sets it apart:
Emotional relevance and narrative engagement
Identity exploration tied to SEL growth
Hands-on creative projects and future-planning activities
Adaptability for ELA, advisory, or after-school use
8. How do we get started?
Easy. Book a 15-minute call with our team to:
Explore your school or district goals
Customize a program or pilot that fits your needs
Discuss pricing, scheduling, and next steps