The Tier 1 Behavioral Intervention Solution for Sexual Misconduct, Stalking, and Dating Abuse.
Is your district meeting its federal obligation to prevent sexual violence before it starts? Title IX Coordinators and Student Services Directors face a difficult challenge: finding sexual harassment prevention lesson plans for high school and middle school that are engaging, legally defensible, and truly effective.
The Diversion Center’s Teen Dating Violence Prevention Curriculum is your answer. This is not just a workbook—it is a comprehensive Tier 1 behavioral intervention designed to satisfy federal prevention mandates while empowering students to build safe, respectful lives.
A “Turn-Key” Solution for Title IX Compliance
We move beyond simple “awareness” to skill-building. This evidence-based teen dating violence curriculum provides the structure your district needs to reduce liability and create a culture of consent.
Designed for: Title IX Coordinators, School Counselors, and Student Safety Directors. Grade Levels: Optimized as a healthy relationships curriculum for middle school and high school students.
What Students Learn: The “Beyond the Trigger” Approach
Dating should be about respect, trust, and growth—not fear or control. Our curriculum is a step-by-step guide designed to help students recognize the signs of violence, abuse, and unhealthy relationships.
Inside this empowering workbook, students will master the following core competencies:
1. Identification & Prevention
- Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationships: Clear metrics for identifying toxic patterns early.
- Unhealthy Relationship Warning Signs Worksheet: Practical exercises to spot red flags before they escalate.
- Stalking and Cyberstalking Prevention: Resources to help students identify digital harassment and “checking up” behaviors that cross the line.
2. Consent & Boundaries
- Consent Education Resources for K-12: Age-appropriate modules on affirmative consent and respecting “No.”
- Sexting and Grooming Prevention: A critical curriculum for addressing the legal and social consequences of sharing explicit images.
- Setting & Maintaining Boundaries: Techniques for verbalizing limits in peer and dating scenarios.
3. Intervention & Safety
- Bystander Intervention Training for Students: Empowering peers to step in safely when they witness harassment.
- Peer-to-Peer Sexual Harassment Intervention: Strategies to stop harassment in hallways and online spaces.
- Personal Safety Planning: Developing a concrete exit strategy for students in unsafe situations.
4. Emotional Regulation
- Trauma-Informed Response to Dating Violence: helping students manage emotions and trauma responses without escalating conflict.
- Building Self-Esteem: foundational work to ensure students believe they deserve relationships that uplift—not tear them down.
Flexible Delivery Models for Schools
We know that school schedules are tight. This curriculum is designed to be flexible:
- 6–12 Week Psychoeducation Group: Ideal for counselors running targeted support groups.
- 2-Day Intensive Workshop: Perfect for weekend diversion programs or suspension alternatives.
- Self-Paced Workbook: Can be used as a standalone reinstatement requirement for students involved in lower-level misconduct.
Why Title IX Coordinators Choose This System
“Student violence prevention programs Title IX compliant” is a top search for a reason—districts need protection.
- Evidence-Based: Built on proven Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and SEL principles.
- Defensible: Provides a documented curriculum that demonstrates your district’s commitment to prevention (Tier 1) and intervention (Tier 2).
- Comprehensive: Covers the full spectrum of modern risks, from physical abuse to digital grooming.
“This workbook is more than just information—it’s a step-by-step guide to taking back your power. The skills students learn will help them strengthen their voice and take control of their future.”
