Legacy of Leadership

By Teresa Lutz Across America, too many students face a future without hope, just going through the motions, and feeling indifferent. This despair can lead to dropout, substance abuse, self-harm, or worse. We at Teach One to Lead One® want to thank you for your continual donations. It is a

Devereux Behavior Health Center The Kids Left Alone By Joel Greder Being a teenager can sometimes feel really lonely. It’s hard to figure out where you fit in and who you can trust, especially when you’re sent away to a school for behavioral health reasons. Recently, a boy who initially

Written by Dr. Lori Maldonado This is a tender season for me as my time in leadership is ending. I am grateful we have the right person in place as the next CEO, Teresa Lutz. Teresa and I have been working very closely together these past few months, visiting different

Written by Teresa Lutz The Universal Principles instilled through Teach One to Lead One® (T1L1) groups are capturing the attention of the local newspapers located north of Indianapolis. I witnessed students put on hairnets, roll up their sleeves, and make an impact on others’ lives at a recent T1L1 service

Shane Scott (Molalla, Oregon) holds the lead after his opening-round victory in front of his home-state fans at (PBR) Professional Bull Riders Eugene – April 2024 (https://pbr.com/news/). As a young adult, Shane is making his family proud. Shane is a Teach One to Lead One (T1L1)  graduate who is embracing

Our CEO-in-waiting, Teresa Lutz, connected with David, a Vice Principal at Deer Park Middle School in Spokane, Washington, last week. Teresa, along with our Program Coordinator, Delaney Kyle, traveled by car for a six hour drive to bring our curriculum to a new school! Teresa and Delaney were able to

Students Speak Out “For me, T1L1 has helped me to open up my perspective again to how people think and how my life is so much more than just high school…[its] helped students with the battles in their minds. Showing us how to slow down and think about what we

By Pablo Fonseca Walking through the halls of a high school, you come in contact with many different students and personalities. There’s always at least one kid like Azzara in every class: she keeps to herself, a bit rough around the edges, always with earbuds in, shutting out the world.

By Dr. Lori Maldonado We often think of Spring as a time of renewal and growth, and here at Teach One to Lead One (T1L1), we see it in the blossoming potential of our students. Our mission to mentor students in universal principles such as Integrity, Respect, and Compassion is

Embrace the opportunity to impact young lives as a Hope Mentor with Teach One to Lead One. Share Universal Principles that inspire respect, integrity, and courage, promoting positive student change. By committing your time, you become a crucial force in nurturing future community leaders. Start your mentoring journey and apply

by Dr. Lori Maldonado Valentine’s Day isn’t just for couples—it’s a perfect time for parents to strengthen bonds with their teens. Simple gestures like a handwritten note or sharing a favorite treat can express love and appreciation. Take the chance to chat about healthy relationships and spend quality time together,

Unleash the transformational power of mentoring with Mobile Mentor™, the innovative app by Teach One to Lead One® that redefines the youth development approach. Mobile Mentor is more than just an app; it’s a movement connecting driven teens with a global network of Hope Mentors dedicated to lighting the path