2025-26 dates & details

Join the movement for Me to WE with Dreamline

Guide your students in this project for all ages that helps connect students to their dreams and their dreams to the world in a step-by-step process that develops empathy, belonging, and agency. Dreamline engages students to intentionally examine their dreams for change, then create a Dream Banner, an expression in art and worlds of a dream to share with the world.  Teacher materials in English. All Dream Banner BASIC student materials in English and Spanish. Participation is welcome in all languages.

Want to chat? 215-645-2863
Email questions to: info@dreamline.org

Dream Path Curriculum
15-30 Class Periods

-upper elementary & middle-

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Dreamline schooLS

all the places where students have EVER done Dreamline

all the places where students are doing Dreamline THIS year so far…

2025-26 dreamine schools to date:

Lycee 5 Juillet 1962

Baba Hassen, Algeria
Sojoud Yahia, High school teacher

High school students

Mather High school

Chicago, Illinois
Mateo Lluman-US, High school teacher

High school students

MS Kirchberg an der Raab

Kirchberg An Der Raab, Austria
Magdalena Schnur, 8th grade EFL teacher

50 students, 6-8th Grade

LEAP Academy Charter School

Camden, New Jersey
Naas Yancey, Director of Afterschool Activities

305 students, All ages

Ibn Zohr University

Agadir, Morocco
Hanane Bouddounit, College Teacher

College students

Taipei Municipal DaHu Elementary School

Taipei, Taiwan
Sandia Lee, 5th Grade teacher

48 students, 5th Grade

Folk Arts-Cultural Treasures Charter School

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bailey Dean, Music teacher

56 students, 4th Grade

Germantown Friends School

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Carly DeCock, Music teacher

63 students, 4-5th Grade

Sharon Temple Adventist School

Wilmington, Delaware
Kerri Williams, Music teacher

15 students, 1-5 & 7th Grade

Community Academy of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kelly Anne Dolan, Music teacher

60 students, 10-12th Grade

Community Partnership School

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kira Wu-Hacohen, 2nd grade assistant teacher

18 students, 2nd Grade

Blair Christian Academy

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gavi Kestenbaum, Teaching artist

50 students, K-8th Grade

Lakewood High School

Lakewood, New Jersey
Carla Marmelstein, Social Worker

7 students, 9th Grade

Kaohsiung Municipal Jhengsing Junior High School

Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Margaret Chen, 7th grade Teacher

15 students,  7th Grade

XinSheng Elementary School

TaipeiTaiwan
Yulan Yang, Section Chief of Student Activity

Elementary school students

Folsom School

Folsom, New Jersey
Kristin Santilli,  Talented & Gifted Teacher Grades K-8

80 students, 1-8th Grade

Hector P. Garcia Middle School

Dallas, Texas
Karla Pagan,  Spanish Teacher

25 students, 8th Grade

iEARN Israel

Herzliya, Israel
Ruty Hotzen,  10th Grade Teacher

40 students, 10th Grade

The Philadelphia School

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Miriam Harlan, 3rd Grade Teacher

44 students, 3rd Grade

Primary School Trnovo

Ljubljana, Slovenia
Merita Korenica, Teacher

elementary school students

Bilotserkivska specialized school №9

Bila Tserkva, Ukraine
Inna Shyshko, Teacher

Specialized school students

bai virbaiji soparivala parsi high school

Karachi, Pakistan
Iram Sadiq, O level Chemistry and Biology Teacher

40 students, 6 – 9th Grade

green mountain elementary school

Bremerton, Washington
Ginger Lancaster, 5th Grade Teacher

Heidi Brinkerhoff, Speech Therapist

200  students, grades K-5

6 students, All ages

john moffet school

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Colleen, Fosbenner, 4th Grade Teacher
Marita Andersen, 4th Grade Teacher

35 students, grade 4

Liceul Teoretic "Dimitrie Cantemir"

Cantemir, Moldova
Veronica Romaniuc, English Teacher

15 students,  4th Grade

Al Bayan Secondary school

Hawally, Kuwait
Hayet Ben Ali, Teacher

12th Grade+

2025-26 program features and deadlines

rolling GROUP registration

Teachers/Group Leaders complete the free annual registration form at any time to begin.

All group leaders must complete the registration to receive access to online materials. 

To complete the registration you will need to provide:

  • Your contact information 
  • Your school or group’s contact information
  • Number of students 
  • Grade levels of students
  • Months you plan to begin and complete the project

You will be asked to select from different program options. This is to help us provide good support. Registration gives you access to ALL program materials online, so you can change the program option at any time.

It may take 3-5 business days to activate your registration. Dreamline registration is only open to adult leaders associated with groups serving youth. New registration application are authenticated before approval. 

Dreamline’s annual registration cycle begins on July 1 and ends on June 30.

year end event details & deadline

Join in to be inspired by student readings, inspirational speaker, interactive activities, and unifying music.

EVENT DATE: Wed. May 6

CURRENT YEAR GROUP LEADERS SIGN UP BELOW TO PARTICIPATE  BY: Wed. April 15

ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS INVITED TO ATTEND. SIGN UP BELOW

view highlights of last year’s event 

  • This event is a way for students to connect directly with other program participants. It is hosted by Dreamline on Zoom.  
  • Groups can participate in live for any portion of the program.
  •  Start Time: 12:00pm EST
  • End Time: 1:30pm EST

Click here for time zone conversions. 

Groups can participate live or by sending in video and viewing the recorded program at a later time.

To participate live during school you will need: 

  • Internet connection 
  • Ability to project screen 
  • Zoom capable computer with camera pointed at your student group

More details when you sign up to participate. 

To participate live after school hours, teacher and students need to sign up individually. 

  • Students approved by their teachers will be allowed to share Dream Banners from home. 


Community members can attend by signing up individually. 

To participate asynchronously you will need to

  • Make video recordings of individual students reading their Dream Banners
  • Send videos to Dreamline before March 20. 

More details when you sign up to participate. 

2025-26 quick links

classroom quick links

All teachers or other adults leading groups in Dreamline must register to participate and have access to online materials — regardless of past participation. Registration is open to any  adult associated with an organization that serves young people. 

Complete this form to request a Dreamline Travel Pak Supply Kit with all materials for 22 participants. 

Includes demo 5- banner Dreamline, 2 blank Banner Lines of 11 banners each, signage Banners, markers and printed directions. 
This is available to teachers or youth leaders who have completed their current year registration, are in the US, and while our supplies last.