NOW SCHEDULING DATES ACROSS MICHIGAN FOR 2026-27 SCHOOL YEAR

SUPER U! CHALLENGE :
POSITIVE BEHAVIOR ASSEMBLY

A FUN Way to promote RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, TEAMWORK & COMMUNITY at your school.

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HELPING STUDENTS
BUILD SUPER CHARACTER!

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  • Lots of Audience Participation

  • Fast Paced 45-Minute Presentation

  • Ties Directly Into Your School’s PBIS, POSITIVE BEHAVIOR and KINDNESS Expectations

  • Fun, Interactive “Nickelodeon” Style Game Show - Students LOVE IT!

  • Positive Character Messages Woven Throughout The Program

  • Elementary and Middle School Programs Available

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ABOUT THE ASSEMBLY

Michigan schools have been using the Super U! Challenge school assembly as a sure-fire way to promote their PBIS expectations and keep students motivated to be Respectful and Responsible with everything they do in school. The program does what most “in-house” PBIS assemblies cannot do - it makes talking about behavior expectations fun!

The show uses a fast-paced challenge game show format (like “Double Dare” or “Minute To Win It”) to bring the school community together at the start of the year to cheer, laugh, smile, and become energized about their role in making every school day “Super” though positive behavior choices.

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“Students and Staff alike enjoyed the positive, energetic messages and the audience participation you provided in the assembly. We also thank you for using our Sugarbush PBIS terms in the show.”
— Y. White, Principal – Sugarbush Elementary, Chesterfield Twp, Michigan

On Target Messaging

The core messages woven into the presentation are about being your best “You” every single day. Key concepts include the importance of passing on respect (treat others the way you want to be treated), building trust with peers and teachers, and taking responsibility for our words and actions to help keep the school safe and enjoyable for everyone.

The show directly supports the common “3 B’s” of PBIS (Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe), but each presentation is also tailored to incorporate any additional behavior/character vocabulary that an individual school may use. It does not matter if a school wants students to “S.O.A.R”, “R.O.C.K” or “R.O.A.R” (all three are common Michigan PBIS acronyms) every school day, the "Super U! Challenge” fits right in with what school counselors, teachers, and administrators want their students to hear.

Free printable posters are available to help schools promote their upcoming assembly program and get students excited about the show

Free printable posters are available to help schools promote their upcoming assembly program and get students excited about the show

FREE POSTERS & MORE

To help create excitement for their upcoming assembly, schools can download and print free posters to hang around the school or use in morning video announcements.

Classroom guides and other promotional materials are also available.

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