Parent University
Services are designed to equip parents with academic support and core behavior intervention training/ coaching.
Services for K-12 Schools
Students learn to use these skills to become stewards in their schools’ community while contributing positively to their environment.
What We Do
“The 180 Program is very commendable and I applaud your efforts in our district. I am grateful for your level of commitment"
Pro-Social Behavior Strategies for At-Risk Youth
The 180 Program is an innovative evidence-based pro-social behavior and comprehensive development system. It is designed to provide schools with proven strategies to correct student misbehaviors, challenge classroom disengagement and support education professionals in developing the academic environment necessary to accelerate student overall growth.
Want to learn more about The 180 Program? Contact Us.
What We Offer
SEL Small Group Cohorts
Empower students with skills to identify and manage their behavior
School-wide Support
Designed to provide schools with proven strategies to correct student behavior
Saturday School
Challenge distorted thinking processes that result in poor behavior
Parent University
Gain a better understanding of the value attached to parental involvement
Professional Development
Emphasis on in-class support, classroom management, and more
SEL Small Group Cohorts
Empower students with skills to identify and manage their behavior
School-wide Support
Designed to provide schools with proven strategies to correct student behavior
Saturday School
Challenge distorted thinking processes that result in poor behavior
Parent University
Gain a better understanding of the value attached to parental involvement
Professional Development
Emphasis on in-class support, classroom management, and more
SEL Small Group Cohorts
Empower students with skills to identify and manage their behavior
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Consultancy
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Pao finance solution
Digital Strategy
Make better decisions
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Paolo website design
Consultancy
Mikado consultancy
Business
Pao finance solution
Digital Strategy
Make better decisions
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Who can open a business bank account?
Any legally registered business entity, such as a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), corporation, or nonprofit, can open a business bank account.
Why do I need a business bank account?
Separating your personal and business finances is crucial for legal, financial, and organisational reasons. It simplifies accounting, tax reporting, and financial analysis.
Can I open a business account online?
Many banks offer online account opening, especially for simpler business structures. However, in-person visits might be necessary for certain businesses or additional verification.
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“Wealth of ideas and new and inspiring points of view with real application in the real world.”
Bill Martin
“Dr. Johnson is an amazing presenter with so much passion, it’s contagious.”
Amy East
“My staff and I learned a great deal from Dr. Johnson’s professional development program.”
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Karen Cameron
“The 180 Program is very commendable and I applaud your efforts in our district. I am grateful for your level of commitment to our students. Looking forward to continuing our work together!”
Alena Zachery-Ross
“The 180 Program has provided our students with skills to grow developmentally. Students graduate from the program with a powerful tool-kit which empowers them with a self-awareness to make conscientious decisions and reflections on their behavior.”
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