AIM

    Acknowledging Integrity Matters — Helping Students Build Healthy Relationships and Sexual Integrity

    AIM Facilitator/Trainer

    What is AIM?

    AIM (Acknowledging Integrity Matters) equips students with the knowledge, character, and decision-making skills they need to build healthy relationships and pursue sexual integrity through medically accurate information, biblical truth, and practical application.

    Truth. Character. Confidence. Hope.

    Research-Based

    Medically Accurate

    Biblically Grounded

    Practical Application

    Questions Today's Students Are Asking

    What does it mean to have value & worth?
    What does the Bible say about sex and identity?
    What are healthy boundaries?
    How do I recognize unhealthy relationships?
    Is pornography actually harmful?

    Why AIM Uses Sexual Risk Avoidance

    Not all sex education is the same. AIM is built on Sexual Risk Avoidance (SRA) — here's how it compares to Sexual Risk Reduction (SRR), the more common classroom approach.

    Focus Area
    SRR — Sexual Risk Reduction
    SRA — Sexual Risk Avoidance (AIM)
    FocusRisk reduction via contraceptive use, especially condoms.Risk elimination through information and skills to achieve optimal health.
    PhilosophyTeen sex is normalized as an expectation; consequences are minimized or ignored.Teen sex is a risk behavior, even with contraception and consent — and most teens have not had sex.
    MessageMixed — abstinence and “protected” sex are presented as equally good choices.Clear — delay is the only 100% effective way to avoid pregnancy, STIs/STDs, and other risks.
    EmphasisPromotes contraceptive use as the primary message; spends little time on risk avoidance.Prioritizes sexual delay while still including medically accurate information on contraception.
    Behavioral GoalNormalizes teen sex; increased contraceptive use.Delayed sexual initiation, with a path back to a risk-free status for sexually experienced teens.

    Source: Ascend — used with permission.

    Two Levels, One Foundation

    You'll never hit the target if you don't AIM! Start where it fits your family or group best.

    NEW
    Ages 10–13

    Level 1 — Changes That Matter

    The earlier you start, the stronger their foundation.

    This program helps your child:

    • Build identity and confidence before culture defines it
    • Understand body changes without confusion and shame
    • Learn how to set and respect boundaries
    • Make wise media decisions in a digital world

    Why parents choose AIM:

    • Not awkward or lecture-based — conversation driven
    • Teaches kids how to think, not just what to avoid
    • Builds character, not just awareness
    • Equips parents to continue the conversation in the future teen years

    Level 1 Includes:

    7 Guided Video Lessons

    • Conversational teaching
    • Visuals kids can understand

    98-Page Full-Color Student Journal

    • Scripture connections
    • Interactive reflections
    • Decision-making tools

    148-Page Step-by-Step Instructor’s Manual

    • Word-for-word teaching guide
    • Parent discussion prompts
    • Optional activities
    MOST POPULAR FOR TEENS
    Ages 14–18

    Level 2 — Healthy Boundaries That Matter

    Helps teens build clarity, confidence, and conviction in a confusing culture.

    Updated version coming soon: Choices That Matter

    This program helps your teen:

    • Understand why sexual integrity matters in today’s culture
    • Recognize pressure, manipulation, and confusion
    • Build boundaries that actually hold
    • Understand how their choices now shape their future
    • Realize it’s never too late to reset and move forward

    Best Fit:

    • Ages 14–18
    • Great for first-time conversations or reinforcing values
    • Works well after Level 1 or as a starting point for teens

    Level 2 Includes:

    13 Guided Video Lessons

    • Conversational teaching
    • Visuals teens can understand

    Student Journals

    • 135-page full-color High School Student Journal
    • 109-page full-color Middle School Student Journal
    • Scripture connections
    • Interactive reflections
    • Decision-making tools

    213-Page Step-by-Step Instructor’s Manual

    • Word-for-word teaching guide
    • Parent discussion prompts
    • Optional activities for deeper learning
    • Ideal for families, co-ops, or small groups

    Most parents start here for teens.

    We can help you decide what works best for your family.

    Who We Serve

    In-person and virtual options available.

    Christian Schools

    Homeschool Families

    Homeschool Co-ops

    Churches

    Virtual Schools

    Microschools

    Parent Groups

    Teaching AIM

    Photos from AIM presentations and conferences. More will be added over time.

    Teri White speaking at a conference podium, presenting an AIM slide with statistics on pornography use
    Teri White speaking at a conference podium, presenting an AIM slide with a quote on sexual integrity from E. Stanley Jones
    Teri White standing behind the AIM exhibit booth, with the AIM "Acknowledging Integrity Matters" target banner and curriculum materials on display
    Teri White with a fellow presenter at the AIM booth, holding AIM Healthy Boundaries student journals
    The AIM exhibit booth setup at a homeschool conference, featuring the AIM target banner and curriculum materials

    AIM Curriculum & Downloads

    The full AIM homeschool outline, curriculum bundles, and other AIM materials live on our Education page.

    View AIM Materials on the Education Page

    Ready to Learn More?

    Schedule a Curriculum Preview
    Request a Sample Lesson
    Book a Parent Workshop

    "You'll never hit the target if you don't AIM!" — For more information or to schedule a presentation, contact Teri White.

    Email Teri White