CAARE – NASDTEC Forum I
An overview of the NASDTEC Educator Identification Clearinghouse, highlighting how districts can strengthen hiring practices, identify potential red flags, and support safer credentialing decisions. Register →
An overview of the NASDTEC Educator Identification Clearinghouse, highlighting how districts can strengthen hiring practices, identify potential red flags, and support safer credentialing decisions. Register →
Please update overview for the LMS Admin trainings to Join our LMS training session to review updates, ask questions, and share feedback. Register→
For pesticide handlers, this training meets the CA Department of Agriculture requirements. Participants will be trained in the proper handling, storage, and use of common pesticides as related to use […]
This roundtable is an introduction to California's Open Meeting Law, the Brown Act. Discussed are how to appropriately agendize an item, posting requirements, closed session exceptions, and what can and […]
For pesticide handlers, this training meets the CA Department of Agriculture requirements. Participants will be trained in the proper handling, storage, and use of common pesticides as related to use […]
Explores how effective supervision practices can reduce opportunities for misconduct by addressing environmental risks, hidden spaces, blind spots, and common grooming tactics used by offenders. Register →
Please join the Focus Group to collaborate with fellow district members, exchange best practices, and discuss emerging trends that shape our workers' compensation program. Together, we'll review key initiatives, identify […]
This training series provides guidance for staff who manage contracts and leases with third parties, focusing on identifying and reducing contractual risks through risk transfer, insurance requirements, COI and endorsement […]
Join ASCIP and our industry partners to learn practical strategies for protecting facilities, maintaining healthy environments, and responding effectively when issues arise. Register→
Explores how effective supervision practices can reduce opportunities for misconduct by addressing environmental risks, hidden spaces, blind spots, and common grooming tactics used by offenders. Register →