A seminar designed to meet the minimum refresher training for first responders who are required to assess spills and/or releases of potentially toxic or hazardous materials. Requirement: Must have attended either the 8-Hour Hazardous Materials Awareness/CERS training or the 4-Hour Hazardous Materials Awareness/CERS Refresher training within the last 12 months. Location: ASCIP Training Room, 16550 […]
A brief overview of the public playground safety standards and guidelines as well as the requirements for schools to provide supervision. Most common types of playground injuries and how they occur. Best practices for playground equipment safety and identifying dangerous conditions. Location: Webinar Presenter: Tessa Babcock, Poms & Associates Registration Link
This 8-hour training is the minimum required under current State law for those employees who must respond to incidents involving the potential or actual release of a toxic or hazardous substance. This training allows the first responder to gain a basic understanding of the potential risks involved in dealing with such incidents and how they […]
In this course participants will learn best practices and lessons learned in activating Parent/Student Reunification during an emergency. Participants will review forms which can be used or modified for site use. Topics Covered: Multiple ways of holding a parent/student reunification operation. Dealing with difficult parents. Forms and Resources needed during parent/student reunification. Location: Hybrid […]
AM & PM Sessions Available Increasing prevention efforts to foster safe learning environments is essential in protecting students, staff, and districts from trauma and victimization. Training will provide school leaders with the skills and insights needed to identify professional boundary-crossing, grooming, and red-flag behaviors. Communication strategies to address boundary violations with staff and resources to […]
This roundtable will review new court cases and legislation affecting districts and a discussion on how to implement relevant new statutes. Location: Hybrid (ASCIP Training Room/Zoom) Presenter: Kristine Kwong, Musick Peeler & Garrett Registration Link
Emergency exercises can be fun but are also demanding on time and resources. With proper planning exercises can help facilitate change in the agency’s emergency management practices and employees’ attitudes towards training and exercises. In order to “win people over” to emergency preparedness, it is important to offer exercise participants a positive and organized experience. […]
The NASDTEC Educator Identification Clearinghouse is the collection point of discipline actions for credentialed professionals nationwide. The Clearinghouse maintains a database of all disciplinary actions reported by district which will be available to all participating ASCIP members signed up for this service. NASDTEC will provide an overview of the Clearinghouse and details instructions on how […]
We invite you to a focused discussion on sharing best practices and lessons learned from recent California wildfires and extreme red flag wind warnings. This exclusive session is open to ASCIP members, including maintenance and facility staff, to explore strategies and resources available to: Prevent wildfires and mitigate risks, Protect your school or organization during […]
For pesticide handlers, this training meets the CA Department of Agriculture requirements. CE credits are available. Class size is limited to 50. 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. (register at www.ascip.org/2025-0304AM) or 12:00 noon – 3:00 p.m. (register at www.ascip.org/2025-0304PM) Location: ASCIP Training Room, 16550 Bloomfield Avenue, Cerritos, 90703 Presenter: Niree Sarkissian, Pesticide Training Officer
