Middle School Curriculum
Safe Dates
Relationship safety and decision-making skills.
Survivor Resource Center fulfills Erin's Law requirements by delivering structured prevention education to students from PreK through 12th grade. Programming is delivered in four sessions (30–45 minutes each) by our trained educators to reinforce learning and ensure meaningful engagement.​
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All prevention education programming is free for schools and organizations. Contact us today to schedule your presentation.
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Survivor Resource Center's curriculum designed for middle school students is called "Safe Dates". This presentation is compliant with Erin's Law for sexual abuse prevention education.
Key Topics for Safe Dates - Middle School Presentation
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationships
​Healthy relationships are connections where people treat each other with respect, kindness, trust, and open communication.
Unhealthy relationships are connections where one or both people show disrespect, control, dishonesty, or harmful behavior.
Abuse Prevention
Abuse prevention is learning skills and rules that help protect you from harmful behavior by others. It includes recognizing unsafe situations and knowing how to get help.
Consent and Boundaries
​Consent is a clear, voluntary agreement to participate in something, given without pressure or fear.
Boundaries are personal limits that define what someone is comfortable with and how they expect to be treated.
Peer Pressure and Bullying
Peer pressure is the influence from people your age to behave or make choices in a certain way, sometimes against your own comfort or values.
Bullying is repeated, intentional behavior meant to hurt, intimidate, or control someone.
Internet Safety and Digital Responsibility
Internet safety is the practice of protecting your personal information, privacy, and well‑being while using online platforms.
Digital responsibility is using technology in respectful, ethical, and thoughtful ways, including how you communicate and share information online.
