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Criminal justice - law resources for staff and administrators $10 and up
Mandatory Reporting: It's Your Job
MANDATORY REPORTING CHILD ABUSE: IT’S YOUR JOB
"L" is for Lawsuit; Lumped in; and Liable. Are you the next Teacher to be named in a Lawsuit, or Lumped into Litigation because you are paid by the school district being sued, and allegations frame you as being Liable, too?
The Eight Myths--All False!--About Mandatory Reporting Child Abuse
Myth #1: “I have to be a tenured teacher to report child abuse.”
Myth #2: “I have to be a medical doctor to report child abuse.”
Myth #3: “Without concrete
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Conflict Resolution For Schools
Best practice approach to resolving conflict issues. Identifying meanings, causes, approaches and resolutions.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
SCHOOL SAFETY, SHOOTERS AND YOU, THE SCHOOL LEADER
School Safety (Shootings) And You (SSAY)A Lesson Plan for School Leaders Who Want to EducateStudents About the Urgent Topic of Violence andTheir Personal Responsibility to Avoid It…and How to Do So!SPECIAL NOTE: This Lesson Plan goes very well with, and is supported by, other popular School Safety Lesson Plans obtainable at the TpT “SAFE KIDS SAFE SCHOOLS” site.The October 1, 2015 mass shooting at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon brought the number of school shootings this year to 45
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Active Shooter Safety Guide Book
This lesson provides teachers and administrators information on how to address violence in their schools.As a teacher, a licensed Security Supervisor, and FEMA certified as an emergency responder; I will periodically post Dept of Homeland Security curriculum that all teachers may want to inculcate into their practice with their students that will provide instruction for helping to keep your students safe during an emergency crisis. Stay safe!
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Gangs Out of School (GOOS)
GANGS OUT OF SCHOOL (GOOS)The Lesson Plans that comprise the GOOS (Gangs Out Of School) student leadership program will provide students with information and skills necessary to recognize gang acts. They will learn how to resist gang pressures to engage in any form of violence or other anti-social behaviors gangs dictate for “representing” their neighborhoods, “solving” problems, or proving themselves to be “down with” the group. Through GOOS, students will consider it unacceptable to join gangs
Grades:
8th - 11th
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