K-12

What You'll Learn

• What are the causes of school violence today?
• How can school resource officers help curtail school violence?
• What roles should teachers, administrators, and parents play?
• What legal liability does student violence pose for schools and staff?

What You'll Learn

• What specific language can you use?
• What techniques are effective to help students with dyslexia read?
• Should you provide differentiated consequences for students with dyslexia?
• How should you interface with students who have difficulty with reading?
• What techniques can you give students to help them excel?
• How can you overcome frustration and facilitate positive interactions?

What You'll Learn

• What steps does the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act require?
• What attributes are associated with the most common disabilities?
• How should you initiate a special education referral?
• What data should you gather?
• What information can parents provide to support child find practices?
• How should you discuss potential referrals with parents?

What You'll Learn

• New DOE Guidance: Discipline and Special Ed

• Seclusion and Restraint: How to Adhere to New DOE Guidance

• So You Think Your Student Has a Disability... Now What?

What You'll Learn

• What is an educational record?
• What isn’t an educational record?
• What rights does a student have to review and inspect their educational records?
• What rights do the parents of K-12 students have?
• What must be included in a FERPA release form?
• When personally identifiable information can you release without consent?
• What situations qualify as a “health and safety emergency”?
• When can a student or parent request an amendment to educational records?

What You'll Learn

• What are land acknowledgments?
• What terminology should you use?
• What are the differences between tribes?
• How can you be an ally?
• Where can you learn about tribal histories and contemporary issues?
• How can you start essential conversations about allyship in your organization?

What You'll Learn

• What specific language can you use?
• What techniques are effective to help students with intellectual disabilities?
• Should you provide differentiated consequences for students with disabilities?
• How should you interface with students who have difficulties?
• What techniques can you give students to help them excel?
• How can you overcome frustration and facilitate positive interactions?

Benefits of Certification

• Address all Title IX issues that arise in your school or school district
• Master new regulations and prepare for expected changes
• Protect your school district from potential legal liability
• Prove your expertise to employers, colleagues, students, parents, and regulators with your Title IX Coordinator Certification

What You'll Learn

• What specific language can you use?
• What refocusing techniques are effective?
• Should you provide differentiated consequences for students with ADHD?
• How should you interface with students who have difficulty paying attention?
• How can you provide an outlet for students to fidget and express themselves?
• What steps can you take to remove distractions?

What You'll Learn

• What specific language can you use?
• What refocusing techniques are effective?
• Should you provide differentiated consequences for students with PTSD?
• How should you interface with students who have difficulty paying attention?
• How can you provide an outlet for students to process their traumas?
• What steps can you take to facilitate positive interactions?

What You'll Learn

• How are schools reacting to community demands to remove police from schools?
• Why are some schools reinstating the police presence on their campuses?
• What is the philosophy of police presence in public schools?
• What is the record of police effectiveness and action in schools?
• What are the nation’s largest school districts doing now? Why?
• Who can replace the police if they are removed from schools?
• What roles do unions and collective bargaining play in the decision?

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