Curriculum
In development
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The curriculum is being written now. Everything below is a preview of what is planned.
The program will be video-based, and built on developmentally appropriate interactive conversations from upper elementary through adulthood. It will be designed for all three settings, so each one teaches the same thing at the same time.
For Schools
A three-part instructional series at each grade level, from upper elementary through the completion of high school. No prior expertise required of the teacher: each level is comprehensive, with a facilitator guide and in-class reflection questions that pair sound biology with authentic Catholic teaching.
“It is the special function of the Catholic school to create an atmosphere enlivened by the Gospel spirit of freedom and charity.”
— Second Vatican Council, Gravissimum Educationis, 8
For Parishes
Bring the curriculum in as a standalone program or fold it into your existing faith formation and religious education events — ideal for children attending public or non-Catholic schools. Plus live events at each grade level, beginning with our mother-daughter and father-son evenings, hosted in your hall.
“The parish remains, as I have said, the pre-eminent place for catechesis.”
— St. John Paul II, Catechesi Tradendae, 67
For Families & Homeschool
Suitable for administration at home, whether you homeschool or want to reinforce what is being covered in class. Every level comes with a parent guide, discussion questions, and videos meant to be watched together, giving parents the language to speak with their child about the body and the faith.
“Parents must be acknowledged as the first and foremost educators of their children.”
— Second Vatican Council, Gravissimum Educationis, 3
Courses & Series
Age-appropriate at every level, aligned with Catholic Church teaching, and incorporating Theology of the Body.
What will be included:
- •A three-part video series at every grade level
- •A facilitator guide for every series
- •Discussion questions for the classroom and the home
- •FAQ for families
GRADES 4–5
Upper Elementary
External and internal reproductive anatomy, puberty and body awareness, hygiene, healthy relationships, and the dignity of the human person.
GRADES 6–8
Middle School
Menstrual cycle awareness, male and female anatomy, friendship and healthy relationships, personal boundaries, and an introduction to chastity.
GRADES 9–10
Early High School
A review of male and female anatomy and how it functions, human reproduction and conception, the basics of pregnancy and birth, and the dignity of life from the moment of conception. Includes an introduction to safeguarding dignity in the digital age.
GRADES 11–12
Upper High School
Functional anatomy and fertility awareness, Church teaching on contraception and sterilization, and applied bioethics. Marriage as a vocation, living in the world through a Catholic lens, and adult self-care.