System-Ready Programs for Courts, Schools, Shelters, and VR

Neutral, print-first education and stability tools that sit alongside your legal, clinical, and case-management work.

ARKTIK programs are designed to reduce friction for overloaded systems. We do not replace attorneys, clinicians, or caseworkers. Instead, we give families concrete work to do—lessons, planners, routines, and labs—that support compliance, communication, and stability while your processes run.

Courts & DRC: Divorcing Gracefully™

Family Stability Kits for Divorce, SAPCR, and Mediation

Problem paragraph
Family-law courts and dispute-resolution centers carry heavy dockets of high-conflict cases. Children lose routines. Parents arrive disorganized, emotionally flooded, and unsure how to keep school and daily life moving while motions, mediation, and hearings play out.

What ARKTIK Delivers

  • Family Stability Kits including SYNTHETICA-based youth packets (ELA and media-literacy lessons, journaling prompts, reflection exercises).

  • Parent routines and scripts for school communication, appointments, and basic household structure.

  • School-continuity planning tools so education does not stall during litigation.

  • Optional faith-informed inserts for partners who request them, always clearly labeled and never required.

What This Is Not

  • Not legal advice, strategy, or representation.

  • Not custody evaluation, therapy, or reunification services.

  • No opinions on case merits, credibility, or “good” vs. “bad” parents.

How a Pilot Works

  • 5–10 families referred by a court, DRO, or DRC for an 8–12 week pilot.

  • ARKTIK provides print-ready kits and a short orientation to staff.

  • At the end, we provide basic participation summaries and qualitative feedback—no recommendations on outcomes.

Download Divorcing Gracefully™ Court/DRC Brief (PDF)
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Schools & Districts: ARKTIK Rain

Truancy and Re-Engagement Through Narrative and Routine

Problem paragraph
Chronic absenteeism and disengagement are rising. Many students in alternative placements or on the edge of truancy are dealing with unstable housing, family conflict, or health issues. Schools need low-friction tools that re-ignite learning without adding another behavior program.

What ARKTIK Delivers

  • Narrative-driven packets (with optional SYNTHETICA tie-in) that rebuild reading, writing, and media-literacy skills.

  • Print-first core lessons in ELA, math, science, and social studies that can be used at home, in school, or in alternative settings.

  • Household routine planners that align sleep, transport, and study blocks with attendance expectations.

  • Optional MicroFarms/Bonsai engagement labs to give students something tangible, calming, and skill-building to own.

What It Is Not

  • Not a discipline or behavior management program.

  • Not therapy, counseling, or special-education evaluation.

  • Not a test-prep or credit-recovery product marketed as “guaranteed results.”

Pilot Model

  • 10–20 students flagged for chronic absenteeism or alternative placement.

  • 8–12 week implementation with attendance, work-completion, and staff feedback tracked.

  • Debrief with campus and district leadership to determine scale-up.

Download ARKTIK Rain Overview (PDF)

Shelters & Churches: ARKTIK Berg

Crisis Learning Kits for Families in Motion

Problem paragraph
Families living in hotels, shelters, with relatives, or in rapid-relocation scenarios struggle to keep children connected to school. Paperwork is scattered. Schedules shift daily. Kids quietly fall off the radar while adults focus on survival.

What ARKTIK Delivers

  • Crisis learning/stability kits with short, standards-aligned lessons that assume low or no connectivity.

  • Parent planners and document organizers for IDs, school records, court orders, and appointments.

  • Resilient Households 101 insert with simple guidance on food basics, communication, and learning continuity.

  • Optional faith-aware reflection pages for houses of worship who request them, clearly labeled and never required.

Pilot Model

  • 5–15 families identified by one shelter, crisis ministry, or congregation.

  • Kits used for 6–10 weeks with light-touch orientation.

  • Basic usage data and narrative feedback only; no case judgments.

Download ARKTIK Berg Overview (PDF)

ARKTIK MicroFarms & MicroBonsai

Small-Scale Agriculture for Attention, Stewardship, and Food Literacy

ARKTIK MicroFarms and MicroBonsai bring micro-scale agriculture into homes, schools, and churches. 10×10 plots and grow-to-order planters, paired with print-first lab guides, teach basic food systems, observation, and care. MicroBonsai kits provide a tabletop focus point that cultivates attention, patience, and stewardship—especially valuable for students and families navigating stress.

We position MicroFarms and MicroBonsai as educational and stewardship tools, not as an investment product or guaranteed income stream.

Download ARKTIK MicroFarms & MicroBonsai Overview (PDF)

VR & Workforce: Readiness Track (Exploratory)

Exploratory Readiness Track for Vocational Rehabilitation and Workforce Partners

Exploratory – pending TWC VR coordination (no active contracts).

The ARKTIK Readiness Track is an exploratory concept for resilience and work-readiness support within vocational rehabilitation and youth workforce ecosystems. The concept focuses on daily routines, emotional regulation, soft skills, and MicroFarms-based task labs to help VR-eligible clients or opportunity youth build the habits needed for competitive, integrated employment.

We will not market or operate this track as VR-aligned until it has been formally coordinated and cleared with the appropriate TWC VR teams.

Download Readiness Track Concept Brief (PDF)