This Academy is for educators who serve a lower elementary (K-3) population. Educators from a School Safety Program Funded site have the ability to attend for free. To learn more, click on the event.

Event Overview

The K-3 grades are an important age group to instill skills and competency with law-related education.  Their learning needs require specifically tailored strategies that will keep their attention and ensure they retain information.  This training will provide participants with tools for working with the primary grades.  The lesson plans provided will utilize children’s literature to address campus issues such as bullying, inappropriate teasing, tattling vs. telling, asking permission before taking things, respecting others and obeying rules.    

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This Academy is for educators who serve a middle and/or high school population. Educators from a School Safety Program Funded site have the ability to attend for free. To learn more, click on the event.

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Being the driver carries great responsibility to make certain everyone inside the vehicle gets safely to their destination.  Have your students ever considered the role passengers play in making the ride safe?  This training will provide participants with interactive methods to educate youth on the responsibilities the driver and the passengers have to ensure a safe ride.  The lessons provided will address the general safety considerations while riding in a car, ways to avoid distracting the driver and legal consequences for disobeying safe driving practices.  Students will also learn the proper actions during a traffic stop and how to cope with peer pressure to ride in an unsafe situation. 

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This Academy is for educators who serve a middle and/or high school population. Educators from a School Safety Program Funded site have the ability to attend for free. To learn more, click on the event.

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Campus discipline issues and juvenile delinquency can be reduced when students understand the importance of seeking consent while interacting with their peers.  There are many circumstances that require permission and clear, verbal permission is the best.  Students may need assistance understanding why they cannot borrow their friend’s cellphone without asking, why hugging may make others uncomfortable, and when teasing goes too far.  Conflict can arise when youth do not understand the impact lack of consent will cause.  This training will provide participants with interactive methods to educate youth on the importance of obtaining permission during their social interactions and to respect the decisions of others.  Students will learn how to recognize when consent is needed and provided and how to communicate their personal boundaries to others.  

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This Academy is for educators who serve a middle and/or high school population. Educators from a School Safety Program Funded site have the ability to attend for free.  To learn more, click on the event.

*While all SSP Stakeholders are encouraged to attend this academy, please note that it fulfills the SSP training requirement ONLY for officers with 4 or more consecutive years in the SSP.  

Event Overview

Do you know how to guard your students’ online gaming experience?  What are the pros and cons of today’s popular teen games?  Navigating the safety controls, if any, as well as privacy settings can be confusing.  This training is directed to participants who want to learn how to navigate the gaming world and educate their school staff and parents how to guard their students with safety strategies to experience the gaming world with security and good decision-making skills.  This training will cover Fortnite, Roblox, Musically and gamer chat rooms.  Participants will be asked to download these free apps on their smartphone or tablet and practice setting safety controls, privacy settings, navigating the features and learn the pros and cons of each.  By working within the app, participants will have a better understanding of how to educate their community. 

*This training is NOT designed for classroom implementation with students.  Participation in this training requires downloading and practicing with the featured free games and apps on their own iPhone or Android device.  Electronic devices can be provided but are limited in number. 

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