Pleasanton Unified School District is
committed to the 40 Asset approach to healthy development. The
developmental assets are the
building blocks for raising healthy children and youth, and the more
of these assets our children have, the healthier their development
is. After years of intensive studies involving
children from all walks of life, the Search Institute has identified
40 positive experiences and qualities that enrich the lives of
children. Learn more about this program by visiting the
Search
Institute.
The list of assets changes as a child
grows older. Below are links to the 40 Asset lists, broken
down by age group:
40 Assets Early Childhood
40 Assets Middle Childhood
40
Assets Adolescents
Asset Approach to Community Change |
