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Life & fun · December 5, 2014

Thrively

What is your child's genius?

Thrively launched on December 5, 2014 with 66 votes, #819 of 1,837 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.

What it does

Create a strength-based, joyful and hopeful learning environment where every child thrives. Ensure every student on your campus is seen, heard and cared for so they are engaged and thriving. Find out how an asset-based approach to learning will enhance your classroom! Research shows that hope, belonging, relationships, and well-being within a safe and supportive learning environment drive stronger academic outcomes. Students are 30x more engaged when the school is committed to building on their strengths. Hope leads to 73% higher rate of student achievement in all subjects. Well-being leads to high executive functioning and emotional security . A strong relationship with a caring adult…from thrively.com

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