Home of The Function Club

Boost Your Student's Independence

in School Responsibilities

Build the accountability and productivity skills

and boost performance.

Does your student struggle with accountability and honesty?

You know your kid is bright and capable — but lately, trust has been hard to come by. If any of the patterns below feel familiar, you're not alone.

  • Student seems to not have a plan or keep a calendar.

  • Student is frequently running late for scheduled events.

  • Student stuggles to meet deadlines, complete assignments or tasks.

  • Student stuggles to locate everyday items, keeps cluttered spaces.

  • Student struggles with feeling frustration

  • Student is quick to blame circumstances and others.

  • Student has good intentions but lacks in follow-through.

  • Student engages in untruths and lying.

Built Skills. Boosted Independence. A Student You Can Trust.

Organization and productivity aren't personality traits — they're learnable skills. When students are taught the right strategies and practice them consistently, making a plan and meeting deadlines stops being a battle and starts becoming a habit.

  • Student is motivated by their own goals, not just outside pressure.

  • Student manages their time and consistently meets expectations.

  • Student creates and shares their schedule and plan with parents, teachers, and coaches.

  • Student reviews priorities, builds a plan, and follows through on deadlines.

  • Student initiates tasks and assignments on their own.

  • Student demonstrates visible, measurable growth over time.

The Function Club Coaches Executive Functions

We built The Function Club for the students who are capable of more — and the parents who know it.

Through online group coaching sessions, your student will develop the practical skills to manage expectations, plan ahead, and follow through consistently. Our 4 checkpoint methodology meets youth where they are and builds them toward the independence you've been hoping to see.

My Why: Tracking

Goals & Habits

Before building better habits, students need to know what they're working toward. In My Why, students develop the skill of setting meaningful personal goals and using them to drive daily habits and weekly routines — building the self-motivation that keeps them moving forward.

My Why builds:

  • Goal setting & sharing

  • Self-initiation

  • Progress tracking

  • Growing autonomy

My When: Time

Management & Calendaring

Knowing what needs to get done is only half the battle — knowing when is where students often fall short. In My When, students learn to look at the full picture of their week, syncing school, family, and athletic commitments into a schedule they actually understand and can manage.

My When builds:

  • Consistent weekly routines

  • Hourly time awareness

  • Preparedness & planning

  • Improved attendance

My What: Assigning Responsibilities & Tasks

Students can't meet expectations they don't fully see. In My What, students learn to access and track course expectations directly from school portals and course websites, recording everything in the so nothing slips through the cracks.

My What Builds:

  • Expectation awareness

  • Responsibility tracking

  • Evidence of improvement

  • Organizational skills

My How: Organization

of Materials

This is where everything comes together. In My How, students take what they know about their goals, their schedule, and their responsibilities — and make a concrete plan. That plan gets published to their calendar and shared with the people supporting them.

My How Builds:

  • Clear communication

  • Calendar management

  • Hourly action plans

  • Consistent deadline completion

No More "I Don't Have Any Homework" — Build Real Accountability with Teachers

The easiest way to close the gap between home and school is a direct line to the teacher. This template gives your student the words to start that conversation — and the accountability that follows.

  • Stronger communication with teachers

  • Clearer expectations from the start

  • Verified assignment submissions

  • Increased engagement in class

  • Improved performance and grades

We help your student build the skills required for lifelong success.

"5% of teens know of their Executive Function weakness and are willing to work with a parent to improve their skills."
"20% of teens who know of their Executive Function weakness can be persuaded to work with a parent to improve their skills."
-Guare & Dawson

Want to see this work for your family?

What if you could stop the nag and experience ease around school responsibilities?

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