This module helps educators develop practical skills for resolving student conflicts in school settings. Participants will learn about common causes of conflict and how to integrate conflict resolution principles into daily practices and school procedures.
Participants will earn 1 hour of professional development.
This module introduces school staff to the rapidly evolving world of emergency‑response technology and how it can strengthen safety practices across campus. Participants will explore tools that enhance communication, accelerate decision‑making, and support coordinated action during critical incidents.
Participants will earn 1 hour of professional development.
This module helps educators recognize, understand, and address implicit bias and microaggressions in the classroom and overall school environment. Participants will explore how unconscious attitudes and subtle behaviors can impact student learning, classroom dynamics, and equity in education.
This module equips school staff with the knowledge and strategies needed to recognize, respond to, and support students affected by traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Participants will learn how to identify common signs and symptoms, apply appropriate prevention and response measures, assist students during the recovery process, and foster a culture of awareness and understanding among the broader school community.
In this module, you will learn how to recognize and respond to mental health crises in schools and how to implement de-escalation techniques to manage potentially volatile situations.
This module is available for 1 hour of professional development credit.
In this training, you will explore the purpose of Teen Court, learn how restorative practices help repair harm and rebuild trust within the school community, discover the various roles they can serve in the court, and gain an understanding of how the Teen Court process works from start to finish.
In this module, you’ll gain practical tools and strategies to help create and maintain a culture of safety where every student feels both physically and emotionally secure. The focus will be on how to encourage the reporting of concerns and how to build strong, trusting relationships among staff, students, and families.
This module is available for 1 hour of professional development credit.
