Student Mindset & Confidence Programs for Schools

Helping Students Stay Grounded, Confident, and Clear in a High-Pressure World

Grades 8–12 • Assemblies & Workshops • In-Person & Virtual

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The Reality Your Students Are Quietly Carrying

Today’s students are growing up in a world louder, faster, and more demanding than ever before.

Behind the grades, sports, and social media:

  • Anxiety and overthinking are constant companions

  • Comparison and self-doubt drain their confidence

  • Many feel pressure to “have it all figured out”

  • Few have real tools to manage their mental and emotional state

Most aren’t struggling because they’re weak.
They’re struggling because no one ever taught them how their mind actually works.

Monarch steps into that gap with a calm, clear, and grounded mentality, and gives students practical, repeatable tools to work with their thoughts, emotions, and choices.

Signature Student Keynote: From Pressure to Purpose

A 45–60 minute keynote designed for grades 8–12 that helps students understand their inner world, regulate their emotions, and build real confidence they don’t have to fake.

Students Will Learn How To:

  • Recognize and interrupt cycles of overthinking and self-sabotage

  • Regulate stress and overwhelm in the moment

  • Build self-trust through small, daily decisions

  • Navigate social pressure without losing themselves

  • Create a personal definition of success they can stand behind

  • Length: 45–60 minutes

  • Ideal for: School-wide assemblies, grade-level events, leadership days

  • Includes: Live audience interaction and student Q&A (time permitting)

The 3-Part Identity Framework

Instead of vague motivation, Monarch gives students a simple structure they can remember and actually use.

1. Awareness
Notice what you’re thinking and feeling, without shame, and without pretending it’s not there.

2. Authority
Learn that you are not your thoughts. You have the power to choose your response, even under pressure.

3. Alignment
Practice actions that build self-respect: keeping small promises, speaking honestly, and choosing what’s right over what’s easy.

This framework is woven through stories, examples, and real-life situations students recognize from their own lives.

Programs for

Schools & Districts

Program 1: Assembly Keynote
A powerful introduction to mindset, self-trust, and emotional regulation.

  • 45–60 minute keynote

  • 1–3 grade levels at a time

  • Ideal for: Mental health awareness, leadership days, or school-wide events

Program 2: Small-Group Workshop Series
Deeper practice, real conversation, and hands-on tools.

  • 3–5 sessions

  • 20–40 students per group

  • Includes guided exercises, journaling prompts, and discussion

  • Ideal for: Leadership cohorts, peer mentors, alternative education programs, or follow-up to an assembly


Program 3: Staff / Educator Session
Understanding student mindset and emotional regulation from the inside out.

  • 60–90 minute training

  • Tools for supporting students without burnout

  • Helps staff reinforce what students learn in the keynote

What Students Take With Them

No hype. No vague inspiration. Just tools they can use tomorrow.

  • A simple way to check in with their thoughts and emotions

  • A reset strategy they can use before tests, games, and tough conversations

  • Language for talking about stress, pressure, and self-doubt

  • A new understanding of confidence as something they build, not pretend

  • A deeper sense that they are not alone in what they’re feeling

Meet Monarch

Monarch is a Youth Mindset & Identity Development Speaker who works with middle and high school students to strengthen self-trust, emotional regulation, and decision-making under pressure.

Growing up, Monarch often felt “different,” overwhelmed by expectations and unsure how to handle loud thoughts and quiet self-doubt. No one explained how the mind works, how emotions move through the body, or how to build confidence without becoming arrogant.

Now, after years of working with thousands of people on mindset, identity, and inner stability, Monarch brings those lessons to young people at a stage where it can change the entire trajectory of their lives.

Students describe Monarch’s talks as grounding, calm, and real, like hearing from someone who actually understands what they’re going through and won’t sugarcoat it.

Logistics & Investment

Service Area:

  • Available for in-person events across the United States

  • Virtual keynotes and workshops available worldwide

Event Length:

  • Assemblies: 45–60 minutes

  • Workshops: 45–75 minutes per session

Group Size:

  • Assemblies: Up to full grade level(s)

  • Workshops: 20–40 students per group recommended

Investment:
Every school and district operates with different constraints and goals. Most schools invest in Monarch’s programs within the following ranges:

  • Student Assembly Keynote: Typically $2,000 - $4,000

  • Workshop Series: Typically $4,000–$7,500+ depending on length and number of groups

Custom packages are available for districts, multiple-school visits, and combined student/staff programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is this a religious, spiritual, or political program?
A: No. The content is neutral and focused on mindset, emotional regulation, and personal responsibility. There is no religious, spiritual, or political instruction.

Q2: What grade levels is this most appropriate for?
A: The keynote is designed for grades 8–12. With minor adjustments, it can be tailored for specific grade bands (8–9, 10–12) as needed.

Q3: Can we combine multiple grades in one assembly?
A: Yes. Many schools group students by 2–3 grade levels to maximize the experience while keeping it age-relevant.

Q4: Do you offer virtual sessions?
A: Yes. All keynotes and workshops can be delivered virtually via the platform of your choice.

Q5: How far in advance should we book?
A: Ideally 4–8 weeks in advance, especially for large assemblies or full-day workshop series. However, accommodations for tighter timelines can sometimes be made.