Understanding the many facets of Title IX mandates and best practices for investigations can be challenging for both veteran and newly appointed administrators. This training will provide an overview of the key elements of Title IX, clarify common misinformation, and recommend the best protocols and processes for effective response and follow-up. Registration Link: www.ascip.org/2023-1024
KnowGO is highlighted as one of the most critical safeguards of ASCIP’s CAARE (Child Anti-Assault Response & Education) program. The KnowGO campaign is designed to build awareness, skills and knowledge of the heinous methods used by predators in luring and manipulating their very young and vulnerable victims. The curriculum has been strategically designed to nurture […]
Administrators and staff representing Human Resources Departments are invited to join this informative overview of strategies that can be imbedded in the recruitment and hiring process to increase student safety and present child sexual abuse. We will also discuss strategies for Covid-related changes in the screening process such as virtual interviews and reference calls. Praesidium […]
During times of crisis, it is imperative that districts are prepared to respond to questions, concerns while sending a message of safety and support. Most often districts do not have adequate time to develop and prepare the responses brought on by the barrage of press and media requests. When incidents of childhood sexual assault occur, […]
As 2022 comes to a close, this session will review how courts have ruled on a variety of personnel issues ranging from disabilities, harassment, discrimination and other areas of law that create liability for districts. Also discussed is new legislation applicable to our agencies. Trainer: Kristine Kwong, Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP Registration Link […]
Tragically, children with disabilities are three times more likely to be victims of sexual abuse (deaf children experience especially high levels of sexual abuse). In particular, children diagnosed with behavioral disorders are 5.5 times more likely to experience sexual abuse. This presentation emphasizes prevention, awareness, and your response to these events. The best practices for […]
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. Trainer: Larry Neenan, IEL Consulting […]
In any workplace, the potential for conflict and tension can exist. In this session, learn to identify and focus conflict towards productive and collaborative relationships. Understand conflict and learn different ways of responding to conflict to enhance positive working relationships. Trainer: Kristine Kwong, Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP Registration Link
All California public schools (K-12th grade) are required to develop and maintain a Comprehensive School Safety Plan (CSSP), per California Education Code sections 32280-32289.5. The CSSP must be reviewed and updated annually by a school's School Site Council and adopted by the School Board by March 1 of each calendar year. Come learn about all […]
Mental disabilities are one of those hidden disabilities rarely discussed in the workplace but oftentimes, will manifest at work in unexpected ways. Learn how to stay in compliance with the law in managing mental disabilities at work and identify potential ways of addressing work limitations as a result of mental disabilities. Trainer: Kristine Kwong, […]
