Developing and Maintaining a Peer to Peer Program


Elementary Peer to Peer Program Playbook

Purpose of the Elementary Peer to Peer Program Playbook (Playbook): 

The Playbook is designed to assist school teams in creating or enhancing elementary Peer to Peer programs by providing comprehensive guidance, essential resources, and ready-to-use materials for developing high-quality programs.

What is the structure of the Playbook?

Each section of the Playbook contains narrative guidance and key information about developing your program, resources, examples, and templates for use in developing, implementing, and maintaining your Peer to Peer program.

Should I use all the resources, examples, and templates found in the Playbook?

The Playbook is intended to fully equip your school team in developing, implementing, and maintaining an elementary Peer to Peer Program. However, your team may find that some of the resources are not necessary for your program development and/or that additional resources addressing the unique culture and expectations of your school community may need to be developed.

 Elementary Peer to Peer Program Playbook

Elementary Peer to Peer Curriculum

The Peer to Peer Elementary Curriculum is an organized package of resources that Peer to Peer teams can use at the Elementary level to structure their Peer to Peer implementation. Flexibility is also built into the curriculum given the unique needs of each Peer to Peer program. 

Please note that lessons will be populated over the course of the 2024-2025 school year. 

Elementary Peer to Peer Curriculum


Secondary Peer to Peer Program Playbook

Purpose of the Secondary Peer to Peer Program Playbook (Playbook): 

The Playbook is designed to assist school teams in creating or enhancing secondary  Peer to Peer programs by providing comprehensive guidance, essential resources, and ready-to-use materials for developing high-quality programs.

What is the structure of the Playbook?

Each section of the Playbook contains narrative guidance and key information about developing your program, resources, examples, and templates for use in developing, implementing, and maintaining your Peer to Peer program.

Should I use all the resources, examples, and templates found in the Playbook?

The Playbook is intended to fully equip your school team in developing, implementing, and maintaining a secondary Peer to Peer Program. However, your team may find that some of the resources are not necessary for your program development and/or that additional resources addressing the unique culture and expectations of your school community may need to be developed.

Secondary Peer to Peer Program Playbook

Peer to Peer Secondary Curriculum: Reimagined

The Peer to Peer Secondary Curriculum: Reimagined is an updated version of the Peer to Peer Online Course. The goal of the Peer to Peer Secondary Curriculum: Reimagined is to provide access to quality, engaging, and age-appropriate content for Peer to Peer high school courses. 

This revision offers refreshed content with an emphasis on neurodiversity and the strengths of people with autism and related disabilities. Given that the same instructional tools are not used universally across the state, central to this revision was the ability for educators to take the content and distribute it using the tools available to them. The Teacher Portal has the tools and resources necessary to deliver the revised content to students. 

Peer to Peer Secondary Curriculum: Reimagined Teacher Portal


Previous Versions of the Playbooks

The previous versions of the Elementary and Secondary Peer to Peer Program Playbooks are available below. Please note: these versions will be available until August 1, 2025.



Page last modified September 26, 2024