A powerful 45–60 minute assembly for K–8 students built around resilience, adaptive sports, and one simple rule — one more shot, always.
A full-room assembly that moves, challenges, and stays with students long after the bell rings.
Students meet Mully — a golfer with a mechanical arm and prosthetic leg who doesn't make excuses. He takes one more shot. Every time.
Dustan Jackson shares his own survival story — raw, age-appropriate, and authentic. Kids K–8 feel the difference between a speaker and a story.
Students learn that millions of athletes with disabilities, prosthetics, and challenges compete at every level — and every single one of them belongs in the game.
Nine characters. Nine different superpowers. Ace the veteran, Birdie who was born blind, Bunker Bill who never stops laughing — someone for every kid in your gym.
This isn't a lecture. Students raise hands, shout answers, and take the stage. Every seat is active from the first 10 seconds.
"One more shot. Always." Students leave with a phrase they'll actually use when things get hard — on the field, in the classroom, and at home.
The character behind the curriculum.
"One more shot. Always. No matter what."
Mully is a golfer with a mechanical arm and a prosthetic leg. He doesn't have magic powers. He's not perfect. He falls down. He hits the bunker. He has bad rounds.
But Mully has one rule he never breaks: he takes one more shot. Always.
The Mully Universe — 9 characters, 8 books — is built on one philosophy: every scar has a story, every swing is a victory.
Standards-aligned social-emotional learning delivered through story.
What to do when things get hard. Not toxic positivity — real tools for real hard days.
Adaptive sports. Disability awareness. Every kid in your school sees themselves in a character.
One more shot isn't a slogan. It's a practice. Students learn the difference between quitting and resting.
Your challenge doesn't define you. Nine characters. Nine different hard things. Nine reasons to keep going.
Integrity is what you do when nobody is watching. Mully teaches it in a gym full of 500 kids.
"Every person in this room deserves to be in the game." Not on the sidelines. In the game.
One assembly. Every student in your building.
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