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Workshop Description
From time to time, students of all ages make veiled or direct threats of harm to self, other students, or school staff. And, although several agencies have created lists of characteristics of students most pronoe to violent behavior, this informational alone does not necessarily paint the whole picture in terms of the situation's potential nor does it always provide for a clear strategy in determinig an appopriate intervention.
This workshop will provide school personnel with informaiton that will help them work with all staff in an effort to recognize, identify, and analyze threatening behavior by students. Utilizing information based upon the educaitonal research conducted by the United States Secret Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the importance of utilizing a systematic approach will be stressed in deciding upon a course of action.
Intended Audience
School Administrators, Teachers, Counselors, School Resource Officers, School Social Workers, School Nurses, School Safety Coordinators
Instruction Objectives will include:
Workshop Description
The challenges of electronic bullying are frustrating to students, parents, and educators. In the 21st century, this type of 24/7 intimidation and harassment is pervasive, harmful, and impacting student attendance, emotional well being, and overall school climate. This workshop will provide educators with the necessary information and educational resources to appropriately and legally address this complex and challenging problem.
Intended Audience
Administrators, Counselors, Teachers, Social Workers, Nurses, School Resource Officers, Support Staff, Safety Coordinators
Instructional Objectives Will Include
Workshop Description
Providing safe and secure schools is a process that is ongoing and ever-changing, and new strategies and information must be provided to individuals charged with providing a safe learning environment. Ensuring safe schools is a team effort that requires a cooperative effort from school administrators, to teachers, to students, and to parents.
This workshop will provide timely information, covering multiple facets of school safety in the classroom, the school office, and the entire campus.
Intended Audience
Administrators, Teachers, Counselors, Maintenance Personnel, Social Workers, School Nurses, Safety Coordinators, School Resource Officers
Instructional Objectives will include:
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Classroom teachers are the first line of defense in a school's response to an emergency event, and the actions taken by these individuals will influence the outcome. This interactive workshop will provide opportunity for group problem solving related to a number of timely topics. Participants will be provided with practical ideas and techniques to help plan for and appropriately respond to classroom and school emergencies.
Intended Audience
Administrators, Teachers, Counselors, Social Workers, School Nurses, Support Staff, Safety Coordinators, School Resource Officers
Instructional Objectives will include:
Workshop Description
Using the most recent information provided by the Department of Homeland Security and the United States Department of Education, this workshop will provide school personnel the necessary information to design and implement emergency response plans that are appropriate for schools in the 21st Century.
Intended Audience
Administrators, Teachers, School Resource Officers, School Nurses, Counselors, Social Workers, Maintenance Personnel, Transportation Personnel, Safety Coordinators
Instructional Objectives will include: