Relevant Curriculum Design

We partner with schools and organizations to design standards-based curriculum and learning strategies that are intentional and culturally-relevant. Together, we will integrate rigorous academic content with practical skills and local culture into learning opportunities for your students that build identity and purpose. Our work will not just check boxes — it will empower.
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Our Curriclum

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Honors Indigenous Knowledge

Curriculum centers local culture, traditions, and community knowledge holders.

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incorporates the Arts

Visual and creative arts are embedded as essential parts of student learning.

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Connects to Real Life

Lessons tie academic content to relevant, hands-on experiences in the community.

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Builds Identity and Belonging

Students explore who they are and how they contribute to their community and world.

integrates community values and academic standards

Content meets state requirements without losing its connection to land and culture.

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Strengthens Real-World Skills

Workforce and subsistence skills are built through real-world learning.

Support We Offer

I.L.P. partners with you to create learning environments that are engaging, impactful, and designed to inspire your students. We create year-long, inter-discinplinary courses of study as well as any specific courses your school or organization may need. We develop curriculum made for in-person learning, web-based coursework, or a variety of hybrid applications. Our curriculum development services emphasize:

  • Subsistence skill building
  • Critical thinking
  • Projects with real-world applications
  • The value of interpersonal relationships
  • Effective verbal communication and public speaking
  • Academic “power standards”
  • Local art, history, and culture