SEL360 by mySHO — Case Studies
SEL360 by mySHO · Case Studies

SEL360 in the field — real schools, real deployments.

Three current SEL360 deployments across Cleveland, Brooklyn, and Chicago — from an outcome-complete Phase 1 pilot to early-stage engagement profiles. Every figure below is drawn from executed agreements, disciplinary reports, and platform data exports, with sources and confidence noted on each.

3 markets
Ohio · New York · Illinois
2025–2026
Active school-year deployments
Grades 6–12
Youth ages 12–24
Insurance-funded
Public or private (primarily Medicaid), in partnership
Outcome-complete pilotCase Study 01 · Cleveland, Ohio · 2025–2026

Education Empowerment Group — Cleveland Charter Schools

A nine-month SEL (social-emotional learning) pilot at two Cleveland charter schools, renewed into SEL360 Phase 2 and a 2026 summer continuation.

The client

Education Empowerment Group (EEG) is a Cleveland charter network of roughly 20 schools. The pilot ran at two sites: Innovation Academy West (IAW), an Ohio community school, and Lake Erie International High School (LEIHS), a career-technical-education (CTE) high school with significant language diversity.

The challenge

In 2024–25, LEIHS recorded 57 out-of-school suspensions and more than 50 infractions among grades 10–12, with no dedicated SEL counselor on staff. IAW wanted an SEL layer that worked inside its existing CHAMPS and PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) discipline frameworks, not alongside them.

What we did

From April through December 2025, mySHO delivered a nine-month pilot of its clinician-authored SEL curriculum — developed with the UCSF Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute — on Scalable Care digital care infrastructure with Clever single sign-on. Rollout was phased: eight student ambassadors in spring, a summer small-group trial overseen by a research steering committee with Dr. Tammy L. Hughes, Ph.D., ABPP, then full-school rollout at both sites in September. Each school built a daily ritual: “SEL Time” closing the day at IAW, a morning “Mindful Moment” at LEIHS.

Engagement & renewal

During full-school rollout, 80 students engaged across 790 sessions and 235+ hours; 80% asked for human support alongside the digital tool — a finding that directly shaped Phase 2’s teacher-led model. EEG renewed both schools into SEL360 Phase 2 through August 2026 (15-minute, teacher-led sessions five days a week, monthly reporting, workforce-readiness credentials). By mid-May 2026, 49 IAW students had logged 723 logins, 84% active in the prior 30 days, followed by a six-week summer enrichment session (June 8 – July 24, 2026).

LEIHS discipline indicators
Indicator (LEIHS)23–2424–2525–26*
First-semester suspensions1343
First-semester expulsions200
Infractions, grades 10–1250+0
Out-of-school suspensions (full year)573*
*2025–26 figures through December 19, 2025 (first semester only). Discipline trends reflect schoolwide efforts in which the SEL program was one component. Sources: LEIHS disciplinary reports, EEG Phase 2 renewal documentation, End-of-Pilot Report (January 2026), mySHO platform data exports. Confidence: High.
Early engagement profileCase Study 02 · Brooklyn, New York · 2026

Lamad Academy — Crown Heights, Brooklyn

mySHO’s first New York City deployment: an in-kind SEL360 pilot at a mission-driven charter school.

The client

Lamad Academy is a 501(c)(3) charter school in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, serving a multilingual, multicultural student population — including Caribbean, Hispanic, Haitian, and Middle Eastern youth — often underserved by traditional mental-health systems.

Why in-kind

mySHO provided the six-month pilot as an in-kind commitment in recognition of the school’s mission to serve underrepresented youth — and as the proving ground for mySHO’s New York operations.

What we did

  • A February–August 2026 pilot serving the 8th-grade class, delivered through mySHO New York.
  • Daily SEL check-ins from the clinician-authored curriculum (UCSF Langley Porter).
  • 92-language auto-detection matched to the school’s multilingual population.
  • Real-time crisis detection and escalation protocols.
  • Positive Childhood Experiences (PCE) screening at baseline, midpoint, and end, advised by Dr. Tammy L. Hughes, Ph.D., ABPP.
  • A Family Care Team with monthly engagement calls and family platform access.

What’s next

Facilitator training and the PCE baseline were completed in February 2026; students have been active since late March. The PCE follow-up and final evaluation report are due August 15, 2026 — outcome results will be added then.

Early signals — through May 25, 2026
33
platform users
451
cumulative logins
21.8
avg logins per curriculum-facing user
100%
of curriculum-facing users active in prior 30 days
17 of 33 users are in the curriculum-facing role. Engagement metrics are early-stage; outcome-level results are not yet available. Sources: executed Lamad Academy MSA/SOW (effective Feb 16, 2026), Active Pilot Program Summary, SEL360 user engagement report (May 25, 2026). Confidence: High for deployment facts.
Deployment case studyCase Study 03 · Chicago, Illinois · 2026

SESI — Excel Academy Campuses, Chicago

Standing up a four-campus digital SEL program for 250 students — four weeks from kickoff to student go-live.

The client

Specialized Education Services, Inc. (SESI) operates four Excel Academy campuses in Chicago — Roseland, Englewood, South Shore, and Southwest — serving 250 students in grades 6–12.

The need

SESI identified five gaps its existing supports could not cover: continuity of care between counseling sessions, weekend and summer coverage, crisis-intervention capability, restorative-justice alternatives to suspension, and integration with community violence intervention (CVI) work.

What we did

  • A dedicated SESI environment on Scalable Care digital care infrastructure, delivering the clinician-authored SEL curriculum (UCSF Langley Porter).
  • A Positive Childhood Experiences (PCE) screener at each student’s first login, guided by Dr. Tammy L. Hughes, Ph.D., ABPP, mySHO’s Chief Psychology Officer.
  • Elevated staff accounts with a live data dashboard and a materials library for sending SEL content directly to students.
  • Crisis-escalation alerts routed to designated school staff.
  • An 18-week, CASEL-aligned classroom guide (March 2 – July 3, 2026): 15-minute teacher-led sessions Monday–Friday, with an SEL certification for students who complete the program.
Implementation timeline
Jan 5, 2026
Kickoff & staff training
Feb 2, 2026
Student go-live — all four campuses (four weeks after kickoff)
Mar 2, 2026
18-week classroom curriculum begins
April 2026
Mid-pilot review; scope expanded to the full 18-week program
June 2026
End-of-pilot evaluation
Outcome data will be added to this case study when the June 2026 evaluation is complete. Sources: SESI Implementation Playbook v3, Launch Readiness Package (Jan 29, 2026), SOW-SESI-2026-002, SEL360 × SESI status report (Mar 6, 2026). Confidence: High for deployment facts; outcomes pending.
mySHO|SEL360|UCSF Langley Porter|Scalable Care|Neighborhood Behavioral Services|CVI+
Confidence: High. All figures are drawn from executed agreements, school disciplinary reports, end-of-pilot reports, and mySHO platform data exports, as cited per case. Where evaluations are not yet complete (Lamad, SESI), only deployment facts and early engagement are shown; outcome results will be added when available. Discipline trends reflect schoolwide efforts in which SEL360 was one component. Scalable Care is digital care infrastructure (not an EHR); Medicaid billing is performed by the licensed provider partner.