**_Program co-founded by former NBA Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams expands impact across four high schools; semester concludes with community celebration at Dick's House of Sport_**
BOSTON, Dec. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- NDUR, the student-athlete wellness and performance platform co-founded by NBA alumnus and former Rookie of the Year **Michael Carter-Williams**, today announced the successful completion of its second fall partnership with **Boston Public Schools (BPS)**. The initiative brought NDUR's evidence-based curriculum directly into classrooms and athletic programs, supporting student-athletes in developing resilience, emotional regulation, and a stronger sense of belonging. A first-of-its-kind immersive, interactive program focused on mental health in the country, spearheaded by Carter-Williams.
Throughout the semester, **student-athletes from four BPS high school basketball programs** participated in NDUR's interactive workshop huddles, guided journaling, and peer-driven storytelling modules. Early program indicators show **notable improvement in students' self-reported confidence, stress management, and team connection**, reinforcing NDUR's model as a scalable approach to student well-being.
**Celebrating Student Leaders**
The semester concluded with a culminating event at **Dick's House of Sport**, where more than 60 student-athletes, coaches, educators, and community partners gathered to recognize program milestones. The event featured:
* A keynote message from NDUR Co-Founder **Michael Carter-Williams**
* Recognition of standout student leaders with Certificates of Achievement
* Team-building activities focused on storytelling and connection
**Leadership Perspectives**
"Partnering with BPS this fall reaffirmed how resourceful and resilient Boston's student-athletes truly are," said **Darren Orr, President of NDUR**. "We're encouraged by the measurable progress we've seen and are committed to expanding NDUR's support across more schools in Boston and throughout Massachusetts."
**Dennis Wilson, Head Coach at Madison Park High School**, added:
"NDUR made a meaningful impact on our players this season. The sessions helped them understand mindfulness, teamwork, and how to channel their emotions positively. The facilitators connected with our students in a way that allowed them to open up and learn from one another. The lessons will stay with them long after the season."
**About NDUR**
NDUR is a student-athlete wellness and performance platform designed to foster resilience, belonging, and measurable culture change. Through interactive tools, guided storytelling, and evidence-based exercises, NDUR supports student-athletes' well-being on and off the field. NDUR's community includes more than **300 campuses nationwide**.
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SOURCE NDUR
