Webinar 7 Strategies to Enhance School Safety In Your Charter School ![]() Without a doubt, one of the most pressing issues in schools today is safety. It seems like a week canāt go by without hearing about a school shooting or someone talking about school safety fears. The Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2018/05/18/2018-has-been-deadlier-for-schoolchildren-than-service-members/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.a308af5a9c8f) recently reported a startling statistic that indicated more students have died… |
Webinar Anxiety Disorders in Students ![]() Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent mental illness among youth, seriously affecting the way students function in school, experience life, and engage in relationships. This workshop will (1) describe different kinds of anxiety disorders and their related risk and protective factors, (2) teach educators how to reduce symptoms of anxiety… |
Webinar Anxiety Disorders in Students
Sep
5 Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent mental illness among youth, seriously affecting the way students function in school, experience life, and engage in relationships. This workshop will (1) describe different kinds of anxiety disorders and their related risk and protective factors, (2) teach educators how to reduce symptoms of anxiety… |
Webinar Anxiety, Trauma & Emotional Dysregulation in the Classroom ![]() Understanding the manner in which stress, anxiety, and trauma impact a studentās observable behavior and ability to learn is imperative for educator success. Explore the basic physiology of the autonomic nervous system, identify life stressors with impact on development, and consider the effect of interpersonal experiences on learning and behavioral… |
Webinar Bias and Microaggressions in the Classroom
Nov
19 LEAD will explore the impacts of implicit biases, stereotypes, and microaggressions on BIPOC students, educators, and their communities. By the end of the webinar, participants will feel empowered to employ various means of allyship, including self-education, acknowledgment of privilege, use of microinterventions, and the development of cultural humility. |
Webinar Bomb Threat Protocols for Schools ![]() In this session attendees will learn how a positive school climate will reduce the risks of both bomb threats and all school violence. We will discuss how to develop relationships with First Responders to develop bomb threat protocols and how a schoolās response to a bomb threat can reduce the… |
Webinar Child Trafficking and Exploitation ![]() What Youth Serving Organizations Need to Know: Child sex trafficking is happening all across America ā rural, urban and suburban, yet far too many parents and child-serving professionals donāt know what to look for or how to help. This session will empower attendees with information on common vulnerabilities, indicators, and… |
Document Detailed Sample Safety Plan ![]() This sample safety plan provides guidance and a sample for developing a comprehensive safety plan.Ā Schoolās should not just adopt this document!, it is important this only be used as a guide for developing a custom plan specific to your facility, staff and school. |
Webinar From the Courtroom to the Classroom: Understanding the Intersection of Criminal and Family Law and Our Campuses ![]() Charter schools are constantly forced to deal with issues involving students that extend far beyond the classroom. Parents fighting over custody of the child, court orders that split time sharing of a student between parents, restraining orders limiting contact or communication between students/staff/parents; police investigations involving students/staff; DCF investigations involving… |
Webinar Identifying Problematic Sexual Behaviors in Adolescents: Learning How to Label and React ![]() Chrysalis Health works with male and female clients, ages 2 to 18, displaying a wide range of sexual behavior problems through the Sexual Trauma & Risk Reduction Therapy (STARRT) program. This training will focus on teaching school personnel how to identify problematic sexual behaviors in adolescents. It will also teach… |
Webinar Identifying Problematic Sexual Behaviors in Children and Adolescents: Learning How to Label and React ![]() Chrysalis Health works with male and female clients, ages 2 to 18, displaying a wide range of sexual behavior problems through the Sexual Trauma & Risk Reduction Therapy (STARRT) program. This training will focus on teaching school personnel how to identify problematic sexual behaviors in children and adolescents. It will… |
Webinar KidSmartz and NetSmartz safety resources ![]() How do you talk to your students about internet safety, and personal safety? Learn about the resources from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and how they can help you prepare students for the many things they come across online and in real life. KidSmartz and NetSmartz are… |
Webinar Multi-Hazard Planning for Schools ![]() This course covers basic information about developing, implementing, and maintaining a school emergency operations plan (EOP). The goal of this course is to provide students with an understanding of the importance of schools having an EOP and basic information on how an EOP is developed, exercised, and maintained. The topics… |
Webinar New School Safety Requirements for Charter Schools ![]() As a result of school shootings across the country, Governor Rick Scott signed SB 7026, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act. This legislation outlines significant reforms to make Florida schools safer for all stakeholders. Part of the reforms are new requirements for schools including mental health training,… |
Webinar Part I: Educating the Brain Without Embracing the Mind: Why We Can No Longer Ignore Mental Health in Schools ![]() If 20% of children in a school were walking around with broken arms, every adult on campus would rush to helpāand figure out why the injury happened. Why is the same not true for mental illness? One in 5 children struggle with mental health issues, yet many schools are not… |
Webinar Part II: Educating the Brain Without Embracing the Mind: Why We Can No Longer Ignore Mental Health in Schools ![]() Part II: If 20% of children in a school were walking around with broken arms, every adult on campus would rush to helpāand figure out why the injury happened. Why is the same not true for mental illness? One in 5 children struggle with mental health issues, yet many schools… |
Webinar Respiratory Health and School Safety: What Weāve Learned from COVID-19 ![]() Now that we have stepped into the world of the “new normal” for charter schools following the 2020 pandemic, there are many lessons learned and ideas to share in these challenging times for everyone involved. Building Solutions and dozens of school facilities management teams have collaborated to report on their… |
Webinar School Cybersecurity – Know The Threats & How To Mitigate Them
Apr
6 This presentation will be just what you need to brush up on cybersecurity and how you can protect your school from threats. We will discuss the various techniques you can use to keep your school safe by identifying potential threats and taking correct actions to stop them before they do… |
Webinar School Mental Health Toolkit ![]() Do your studentsā mental health issues affect your classroom? More than ever mental health support is a necessary component of addressing the needs of students and ensuring school safety as well as student success. Using Mental Health Coloradoās School Mental Health Toolkit as a framework, presenters will discuss the āTop… |
Webinar School Resource Officers: Fact vs. Fiction
Mar
23 The session will address the primary role of the school resource officer through an in-depth examination of best practices as they relate to this unique assignment in the law enforcement profession. The definition of the SRO will provide the foundation for this session and will included critical best practices around… |
Webinar School Safety ![]() The presentation focused on the connection between educational success for students and the school safety climate. The presenter focused on emergency planning and the types of plans schools should have in place to address potential crisis situations. The webinar also focused on providing attendees information on best practices as they… |
Webinar School Safety 101: Saving Lives One Threat Assessment at a Time ![]() Research indicates that there are almost a half million acts of violence in our schools annually with over 20% of students in grades 9-12 reporting that they have been bullied. School safety and security in these modern times is more than just policing ā it is about connecting with students… |
Webinar Social Emotional Health in Crucial Times ![]() Preparing for the new school year, this event will focus on one of the most pressing topics educators face in 2021 – cultivating a culture around social-emotional learning during a global pandemic. With a special focus on effective SEL implementation during remote learning, we are inviting elementary principals, student services… |
Webinar Suicide: Warning Signs & Crisis Intervention ![]() Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for young people aged 15-24 in the United States, and the first leading cause of death for college-aged women (NAMI). This āSuicide Preventionā workshop will (1) explore the warning signs and risk factors of suicide in youth (2) teach participants how to… |
Webinar Workplace Fatigue: Preventing Burnout
Dec
1 In the midst of a pandemic, many of us are experiencing heightened senses of stress anxiety and trauma in both our personal and professional lives. The things that used to work may no longer be relevant. Many professionals are struggling to keep their heads above water as they are overwhelmed… |
Webinar You’ve heard of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: What do we do? ![]() The National Center for Missing & Exploited ChildrenĀ® is a nonprofit corporation whose mission is to help find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization. Since 1984, NCMEC has served as the national clearinghouse and resource center for families, victims, private organizations, law enforcement, and the public… |