K-12

What You'll Learn

• What documents are “education records”?
• When may you disclose records with or without student consent?
• May you disclose records under health or safety emergencies?
• How must you track record requests and disclosures?
• When may you disclose records involving multiple students?
• What technology issues and information security controls should you consider?

What You'll Learn

• Why is racial violence particularly troubling to students today?
• Why do some students perceive racist violence differently than you do?
• How can students manage their emotions and resolve conflicts?
• What resources can help students make responsible decisions?
• How can you make students and staff feel safe despite community unrest?
• What are the best ways to help traumatized teachers and students cope?

Topics Covered

• When may you search students and their personal property?
• May you seize dangerous or distracting items?
• Does your duty to maintain safety outweigh students’ rights?
• What laws apply to school security? What policies should you adopt?
• What guidance have agencies and associations provided?
• How do searches by school officials differ from searches by law enforcement?

Benefits of Certification

• Protect your organization from potential legal liability
• Help colleagues who request leaves
• Expand your professional knowledge and propel your career
• Prove your knowledge with a certificate

Five Sessions Include:

• Creating Workbooks
• Basic Formulas and Functions
• Formatting
• Tables and Charts
• Date and Text Functions

What You'll Learn:

• Five ways to create an Excel workbook in less time
• How to navigate the workbook
• The quickest way to select data
• Entering text and numbers
• Copying, cutting, pasting, and moving data
• Saving workbooks to multiple formats

What You'll Learn:

• Basic formulas
• Order of operations
• Basic functions (SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE, etc.)
• AutoSum
• Absolute vs. relative references

What You'll Learn:

• Formatting worksheets
• Easy ways to copy formats
• Using styles
• Conditional formatting

What You'll Learn:

• Using lists and tables
• Creating charts
• Formatting charts
• Modifying charts

What You'll Learn:

• Absolute vs. relative references (continued)
• Date functions (with commonly used examples)
• Text functions
• How to lock your cells to protect functions

Topics Covered

• How can you align your master schedule with your school’s mission and vision?
• What role should school goals play in schedule development?
• How can you leverage the master schedule to improve instruction?
• What are the main types of master schedules?
• How can you build your most effective master schedule?

What You'll Learn

• Why do some students demand more attention?
• What specific language should you use in talking with these students?
• Should consequences differ for students who take too much time?
• How can you help students focus, work independently, and be self-sufficient?