far away landscape style shot of a skatepark, backed by a regular park. people are skating and hanging out.
A simplified illustration of a skateboard with a light-colored deck, black grip tape, and small wheels.

For Schools

Skate to Relate can be integrated into your curriculum, an after school program, an extra-curricular for students looking for alternatives to traditional sports.

As a sensory-based physical activity, Skate to Relate seeks to help improve focus, attention, engagement, and motivation in the classroom with reduced fidgeting and restlessness. 

The program also often helps with:

  • social skills

  • executive functioning skills

  • body awareness

  • gross motor and fine motors skills in the classroom

  • mid-day transitions

  • self-regulation

a skate to relate participant in protective gear going down a ramp, keeping balance. a mentor is watching on with a pink helmet.
cream colored shape form of a ramp.

If you’re an educator, administrator, or parent who thinks this program would be a good fit for your school, reach out.