Participation varied from parishes that piloted the program in a few schools to those that had the program in every school. Six or more assemblies per year focus on one of the Pillars. Student organizations conduct at least one presentation on each Pillar at their regular meetings. At least three hours of training per year is given to administration, parents, volunteers, faculty, clerical, maintenance, cafeteria and bus staff. Schools recognize exceptional students each month for demonstrating the Pillar of the month.
Schools involve parents with orientation packets and special activities.
Many businesses display and promote the Six Pillars in the workplace, provide financial support for character education in schools and throughout the community and use Six-Pillar language in advertising. Clergy incorporate Six-Pillar language into their sermons, programs and materials. News releases from school boards, law enforcement and elected officials include Six-Pillar language. Louisiana State Police troopers are trained to present Six Pillar-based programs. Department of Corrections officers have also been trained and have conducted programs for thousands of inmates.