There’s never been a better time to begin.
Prompts written for school counselors and for the people who raise the money. Made by someone who did the work. The prep is done, the rest is yours.
45 on the shelf. Every one shows a preview and a real example output before you pay.
For school counselors
The paperwork around the student.
MTSS and Tier 2 documentation, referral packets, family communication, and the college and career season. Each one asks for data you already have and hands back a draft you edit. None of them decides anything about a student.
- Turn FBA data into a behavior intervention plan draft.
- Turn IEP and 504 meeting notes into a summary a family can read.
- Build a progress-monitoring plan with decision rules a team can actually apply.
For grant writers and fundraisers
The whole cycle, prospect through final report.
Funder research, letters of inquiry, logic models, budget narratives, compliance matrices, and what happens after the award lands. Written for a development shop of one or two, where nobody has a proposal team to hand things to.
- Screen an opportunity go or no-go before you spend a week on it.
- Draft a needs statement anchored to your own data, not adjectives.
- Turn an RFP into a compliance matrix and a reviewer scoring crosswalk.
Kits
Prompts that belong to the same job, priced under the sum of them. Buy the kit and every prompt inside it lands in your library.
The Grant Cycle Toolkit: Prospect Research Through Final Report
All five grant research prompts covering the full cycle, plus a cycle-planning prompt that sequences them against a real submission deadline.
The School Counselor Suite: Documentation, Communication, and Student Support
All seven school counseling prompts in one purchase, plus a routing prompt that tells you which one to reach for and in what order.
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A few from each shelf, free through the long workflows, so you can see the range.
Free: Counseling Contact Log Formatter (FERPA-Conscious)
Turns your scribbled between-bells check-in notes into a clean, de-identified contact log with MTSS tier tagging and an ASCA use-of-time summary.
School counselingDifficult Parent Email De-Escalation Rewriter
Rewrites the reply you want to send into one you can actually send: warm, factual, boundaried, and free of the phrases that escalate a parent complaint.
School counselingRestorative and Mediation Conversation Guide Builder
Builds a facilitator guide for a restorative or peer-mediation conversation, including the pre-meetings, the actual script, and the conditions under which you should not hold it.
School counselingCollege Personal Statement Coaching Companion (Never Ghostwrites)
A four-stage coaching sequence that gets a student to a stronger personal statement in their own voice by asking questions and giving feedback. It never writes their prose.
School counselingFree: Grant Opportunity Go / No-Go Screen
Screens a funding opportunity against your organization in about ten minutes and returns a defensible go, no-go, or go-if decision with the reasoning written down.
Grant writingLetter of Support Request Kit for a Grant Proposal
Builds the supporter list, the request emails, and a distinct draft letter for each partner, so six letters arrive before the deadline saying six different things.
Grant writingRenewal Request Package for a Current Funder
Builds the renewal ask from what actually happened during the grant: what was promised, what was delivered, what changed, and what the next request should be, including when the honest number is smaller.
Grant writingGrant Outcomes and Final Report Generator
Builds a funder final report in four stages that reports honestly against the objectives you actually promised, including the ones you missed, without losing the renewal.
Grant writingTested in real work.
A spark, not a crutch. Tools you drive.
Less noise. More of you.
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If you have built a prompt that earns its keep in your own work, there is room for it here. You set the price, you keep the copyright, and it stays behind the counter until someone pays for it.
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