Calmer Schools promotes mental health literacy and trauma-informed education to improve school and classroom well-being and boost academic performance. Learn how to manage stress, build personal resilience in students and staff, and cultivate calmer classrooms and schools with practical tools and strategies focused on healing.

Looking for credits for recertification or salary advancement? Explore our accredited courses that emphasize mental health literacy, creating calmer classrooms, supporting multilingual learners, and more, all designed to let you learn at your own pace.

We offer Mental Health Literacy Training to students and parents/caregivers, and equip staff with Trauma-Informed Strategies to enhance the well-being of your staff, students, and community.

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The “Coaching for Calm” program, offered by Meredith McNerney, the founder of Calmer Schools, is a unique opportunity for educators to receive personal coaching sessions. These sessions are designed to help educators create better work/life satisfaction, develop effective classroom management strategies, and enhance their overall health and wellness.

Meredith is an adjunct professor, published author, former principal, and founder of A Message for Hope Cancer Fund. Meredith is certified by Stanford's Center for Health Education in Employee Wellness and Stress Management and will ignite a new passion in educators by teaching them to cultivate calm through connected relationships.

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Building schools where healing, resilience, and academic excellence thrive together.

Calm Classrooms

Where mindfulness and emotional regulation strategies create safe spaces for learning and growth.

Resilient Educators

Who develop coping mechanisms to help themselves and their students overcome adversity, bounce back from setbacks, and thrive in the face of academic and emotional challenges.