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Note: Not all trainings are listed on Calendar
January 20, 2003 - Pearcy, Arkansas In-Service Sponsored by:
Lake Hamilton High School:
Contact Person-Paula McRae This is an abbreviated version of our "Assessment Training of the Potentially Dangerous Student." It is intended as a follow-on training for the school staff in implementing the procedures covered in the full training. The model is for the school district to develop an assessment team concept, consisting of 3 or 4 people in each school who are trained in the use of the Keys To Safer Schools.com "Assessment Tool" and referral procedures. This provides a core of people who can take the observations of Early Warning Signs provided by teachers and others and process them into an action plan for the student. We are prepared to provide the in-service without the Assessment training, however, it may leave a gap as to what the teachers are expected to do with their new found knowledge. If the school already has a plan, we will incorporate it into the training.
3 hour In-service
January 22,
2003 -
England, AR
January 23,
2003 -
England, AR
This Student Assembly is part of the overall Bully
Stop when Respect Begins campaign. During the assembly students
will act out skits to help them understand what a victim & Bully look
like and how to handle differing situations dealing with bullying.
We will look at the difference between teasing and bullying; between
tattle-telling and responsible-telling. Here are some other
topics that will be covered: The Victim: How to handle being bullied by a peer. The Bully: How to identify the need for bullying and
better ways to meet that need. Learn
what people are saying about this training.
See
Books on Bullying Learn
more about bullying, See
FREE
HANDOUTS on Bullying, For
more information on this service, email to us at Keys@keystosaferschools.com
January 2
This Student Assembly is part of the overall Bully
Stop when Respect Begins campaign. During the assembly students
will act out skits to help them understand what a victim & Bully look
like and how to handle differing situations dealing with bullying.
We will look at the difference between teasing and bullying; between
tattle-telling and responsible-telling. Here are some other
topics that will be covered: The Victim: How to handle being bullied by a peer. The Bully: How to identify the need for bullying and
better ways to meet that need. Learn
what people are saying about this training.
See
Books on Bullying Learn
more about bullying, See
FREE
HANDOUTS on Bullying, For
more information on this service, email to us at Keys@keystosaferschools.com February 6-7,
2003
- St.
Augustine, Florida
National Pilot Train-the-Trainer Program
Certification Training:
Assessment of the
Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS)
Sponsored by:
Florida School for the Deaf & Blind
LOCATION:
Florida School for
Deaf & Blind, St. Augustine, FL
MAP Two
Day - Train-the-Trainer click
to learn more
Keys
announces
the most anticipated, relevant and requested National Pilot
Training Program as outlined in the Columbine
Report, namely the Train-the-Trainers:
Certification Training - Assessing the Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS). Currently
Keys has
required their Mental Health Violence Prevention Experts to conduct this one-of-a-kind
training. Due to the increasing demand on Keys
staff to train individuals in the Assessing of the PDS, Keys
is offering this FIRST EVER two day Train-the-trainer event to
selected, qualified individuals. Click
here to
Request Acceptance into training. This is the most essential training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why" we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and "How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on identification, assessment and training of early and imminent warning signs of the PDS. This training provides schools a component of the Risk Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and information, this training will produce Certification and a Train-the-Trainer Model for instituting/using the Keys To Safe Schools.com Assessment Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification of the Potentially Dangerous Students.
February 9, 2003
Sponsored by:
CORE: Coalition for Residential Education
Training Location:
Fl. School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine,
Florida
5th Annual Winter CORE Member Conference:
Break out Sessions
Recognizing the Potentially Dangerous Student We will briefly discuss a model approach to developing an Risk Assessment Response Team as covered in the Columbine Report. Although, we will spend the great part of the session looking briefly at Early and Imminent Warning Signs which was brought out in the FBI, Department of Ed and other national studies. This session will look at these three sub-topics:
This is a listing of signs and traits demonstrated by perpetrators of past violent acts. It also includes cautions about misunderstanding and misapplication of the signs and possible harm that can come from doing so. This topic looks at preventative interventions that can be taken with students who display Early Warning Signs. It emphasizes the need to take action while being careful not to label students.
,
2003
-
Cabot, Arkansas
(RESCHEDULED)
This training
will be
rescheduled due to adverse weather conditions. The
New Training Date
will be in two weeks
March 13-14, 2003
National Pilot Train-the-Trainer Program
Certification Training:
Assessment of the
Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS)
Sponsored by:
Cabot School District
LOCATION:
Cabot School Admin Office * 602 N. Lincoln St., Cabot,
Arkansas
MAP Two
Day - Train-the-Trainer Keys
announces
the most anticipated, relevant and requested National Pilot
Training Program as outlined in the Columbine
Report, namely the Train-the-Trainers:
Certification Training - Assessing the Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS). Currently
Keys has
required their Mental Health Violence Prevention Experts to conduct this one-of-a-kind
training. Due to the increasing demand on Keys
staff to train individuals in the Assessing of the PDS, Keys
is offering this FIRST EVER two day Train-the-trainer event to
selected, qualified individuals.
Click
here to Register for training. This is the most essential training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why" we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and "How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on identification, assessment and training of early and imminent warning signs of the PDS. This training provides schools a component of the Risk Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and information, this training will produce Certification and a Train-the-Trainer Model for instituting/using the Keys To Safe Schools.com Assessment Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification of the Potentially Dangerous Students.
May 12-13,
2003 -
St. Augustine, Florida St. Johns County School District - Safe & Drug Free Schools: Contact Person: Donna Wethington
Clay County Public Schools - Safe & Drug Free Schools: Training Location: Florida School for Deaf & Blind, St. Augustine, FL MAP
Two day Train-the-Trainer
June 11--12, 2003 - Houston, Texas
16-17, 2003 - Orlando, Florida
Two Day Conference - Click to learn more
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