Important Information Lunch will not be provided. You will be given from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm to take a break and leave campus to get lunch if you would like.
Objective: to empower school administrators with crucial information and effective strategies to address common challenges related to vaping among students.
Learner Outcomes - Debunking Discovery - Role-Playing Scenarios - Value in Video - Smoke signals
"Communicating in a School Emergency," will offer key strategies and best practices for effectively managing communication during emergencies. The presentation will highlight the importance of preparedness, emphasizing the need for having a comprehensive crisis communication plan in place, and how the choice of words can and will matter in an emergency situation. We will outline the roles and responsibilities of school administrators, teachers, and staff in disseminating information swiftly and accurately. The use of various communication channels will be explored to ensure information reaches all stakeholders, including students, parents, the community, and members of the media. Attendees will receive a sample crisis communication template.
I will present an overall view of what HT looks like and provide resource contact information to the attendees. I will also provide information on how law enforcement conducts HT investigations and what it takes to prosecute a case criminally.
In this session, District Attorney Ashlie Shanley will use her 25-year experience as a Special Victim Prosecutor to outline how and to whom child physical and sexual abuse should be reported. She will discuss best practices for reporting and handing the matter over to law enforcement/DHS to ensure that the child is not re-victimized and to avoid the need to call educators as witnesses in criminal cases.
Participants will learn/review the process for addressing bullying/harassment in Cabarrus County Schools. Recognizing and addressing bullying fosters a safe, inclusive environment where every student thrives. Proactively tackling bullying empowers students, promotes mental well-being, and ensures a community rooted in respect and kindness.
During this session, we will discuss the process and procedures for conducting safety checks throughout the school. This session will include how to form proper student lines, random selection of students and locations, how to properly search, what to look for, and staff placement while also demonstrating the difference between a safety check and a bag check (students with potential weapons/ drugs).
This session will cover the requirements and recommendations for the CCS Safety Notebook. There will be an overview of the notebook followed by a round table discussion of considerations for planning drills and ways to appropriately delegate safety tasks to save you time!
This session will review expectations and practices regarding discipline data management in PowerSchool, as well as how to use Data Portal tools to audit discipline data.
Chief Accountability Officer, Cabarrus County Schools
Karl Sain began his career in education as a high school math teacher. After moving to school administration, he became a math curriculum and instructional support for Gaston county schools and Cabarrus County Schools. Karl is now the Director of Advanced Academics in Cabarrus County... Read More →
Wednesday July 24, 2024 10:45am - 11:30am EDT
B101
I will present an overall view of what HT looks like and provide resource contact information to the attendees. I will also provide information on how law enforcement conducts HT investigations and what it takes to prosecute a case criminally.
"Communicating in a School Emergency," will offer key strategies and best practices for effectively managing communication during emergencies. The presentation will highlight the importance of preparedness, emphasizing the need for having a comprehensive crisis communication plan in place, and how the choice of words can and will matter in an emergency situation. We will outline the roles and responsibilities of school administrators, teachers, and staff in disseminating information swiftly and accurately. The use of various communication channels will be explored to ensure information reaches all stakeholders, including students, parents, the community, and members of the media. Attendees will receive a sample crisis communication template.
During this session, we will discuss the process and procedures for conducting safety checks throughout the school. This session will include how to form proper student lines, random selection of students and locations, how to properly search, what to look for and staff placement while also demonstrating the difference between a safety check and a bag check (students with potential weapons/ drugs).
We wanted to inform you that lunch will not be provided at the event. You are welcome to leave the venue to get food from nearby restaurants, or you can pack and bring your own lunch to enjoy during the break.
This session will cover the requirements and recommendations for the CCS Safety Notebook. There will be an overview of the notebook followed by a round table discussion of considerations for planning drills and ways to appropriately delegate safety tasks to save you time!
Topics for Presentation: -Sharing student health information for student safety -Emergency medications on campus -Emergency/Crisis Response Teams -Identifying and monitoring injury and illness trends
Empower yourself to make a difference in life-threatening situations! Stop The Bleed is an impactful program that equips individuals with the skills to identify and effectively intervene in cases of severe bleeding. This 45-minute course will leave you feeling confident and prepared to take action and save lives! The program includes a lecture and hands-on skill training. Participants will be issued a completion certificate upon completion of the secession.
Attendees will be informed of and discuss proactive safety measures for athletic events and practices. Specific information and conversations surrounding: Emergency Action Plans at each specific venue; Lockdown of campus after school hours;
Objective: to empower school administrators with crucial information and effective strategies to address common challenges related to vaping among students.
Learner Outcomes - Debunking Discovery - Role-Playing Scenarios - Value in Video - Smoke signals
This session will provide the essential information needed to provide assistance to a child or adult who is choking or in cardiac arrest. Due to the session length, certification is not available for participants.
Topics for Presentation: -Sharing student health information for student safety -Emergency medications on campus -Emergency/Crisis Response Teams -Identifying and monitoring injury and illness trends
Empower yourself to make a difference in life-threatening situations! Stop The Bleed is an impactful program that equips individuals with the skills to identify and effectively intervene in cases of severe bleeding. This 45-minute course will leave you feeling confident and prepared to take action and save lives! The program includes a lecture and hands-on skill training. Participants will be issued a completion certificate upon completion of the secession.
It’s safe to say that the education today is more than a little demanding. Between budget cuts, increased violence, and conflicts with students and parents, educators have to deal with a variety of difficult situations. While there are many contributing factors across each of these issues, it’s vital for all school staff to learn de-escalation techniques. Since conflicts may arise, educators must know how to de-escalate situations to avoid intense altercations or confrontations. We will be working as a group to go through scenarios and learning opportunities to determine how to de-escalate the situation so that when the attendees leave they will have a variety of ways to help in their school building.
This session will cover general safety information concerning school buses and their operation, topics will include: • NC laws governing school bus operation • Emergency bus evacuation • Weather • Onboard surveillance cameras • GPS • Law enforcement response
Objective: to empower school administrators with crucial information and effective strategies to address common challenges related to vaping among students.
Learner Outcomes - Debunking Discovery - Role-Playing Scenarios - Value in Video - Smoke signals
This session will provide the essential information needed to provide assistance to a child or adult who is choking or in cardiac arrest. Due to the session length, certification is not available for participants.
Attendees will be updated on recent revisions to the CCS Board Policy regarding the use of electronic devices during the school day. Specific expectations for each grade level will be shared and discussed.