Growing Together: JOMO(campus) Expands Association Partnerships with PCCE
We’re thrilled to share that JOMO(campus) is continuing to grow through deep partnerships with leading Christian school associations—and today, we welcome our newest: The Prairie Centre for Christian Education (PCCE).
Starting this fall, PCCE schools will take part in a pilot of JOMO(campus)’s digital wellness program, designed to help students, educators, and families flourish in a world increasingly shaped by technology. This curriculum invites schools to cultivate habits of intentional tech use, joyful presence, and deep connection—one lesson at a time.
This new partnership means:
✔️ Each school will launch JOMO’s Grades 6–12 program, supported by live coaching, ready-to-use resources, and community support
✔️ PCCE staff will participate in training and help contextualize the program for prairie schools
✔️ Feedback from participating schools will shape how JOMO is rolled out across the region in years to come
“We believe the JOMO(campus) program aligns beautifully with our vision for whole-child formation in a digital age,” says Gayle Monsma, Executive Director of PCCE. “This pilot will help us assess how JOMO’s resources fit within our prairie school contexts while supporting staff and students in meaningful, lasting ways.”
This collaboration builds on a growing movement. JOMO(campus) is now working in formal partnership with:
SCSBC (Society of Christian Schools in BC)
CSI (Christian Schools International)
Edvance (Ontario)
CESA (Council on Educational Standards and Accountability – U.S.)
IACS (Illinois Association of Christian Schools)
And now, PCCE (Prairie Centre for Christian Education)
Each partnership reflects a shared desire to equip the next generation with the digital resilience, joy, and discernment they need to thrive.
We're deeply grateful to Gayle Monsma and the PCCE team for their vision and trust—and to the educators, students, and families across Canada and the U.S. who are choosing JOMO(campus) as their digital wellness companion.
Stay tuned this fall as we share stories from the prairies and beyond. The movement is growing—and it’s just getting started.
