Nov 10, 2015 - Provided by DPI federal WI School Emergency Management Grant;. Supported by U.S. Department of Educafion,
Readiness and Emergency Management for K-12 Schools NOVEMBER 10, 2015 The Waters of Minocqua 8116 Highway 51 South Minocqua, Wisconsin 54548 http://www.thewatersofminocqua.com
WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Superintendents, Principals, School Safety Coordinators, Facility Managers, Counselors, School Psychologists, Social Workers, Teachers, Law Enforcement, others who serve on planning teams responsible for developing and revising school emergency operations plan (EOP) AM LARGE GROUP TRAINING SESSION **BOTH LOCATIONS** “Developing Emergency Operations Plans K-12 Training” In collaboration with their local government and community partners, schools can take steps to plan for potential emergencies through the creation of a high-quality school EOP. This training provides an overview of a recommended six-step planning process to create a high -quality school EOP. It is applicable for audiences interested in creating, revising, or enhancing school EOPs.
TIME: Registration 8:00-8:30 am Workshop 8:30 am-3:30 pm Same content—Choose location Future trainings in Madison & Eau Claire
NOVEMBER 12, 2015 The Rock Garden-Comfort Suites 1951 Bond Street Green Bay, WI 54303 http://comfortsuitesgb.com/rock-garden
This session will take a look at these events along with our psychological response and provide options for a physical response to an active shooter and crisis situation. BREAKOUT SESSION (Both locations) “Safety with Social Media,” Deputy Pete Ehlert, Winnebago County Sheriff's Office The session will focus on why our children are at risk when using social media and the internet. Deputy Elhert will show how easy it is for a predator to target our kids and the methods they use. Sexting laws, why our children engage in this behavior, and popular apps will be covered.
BREAKOUT SESSION (Green Bay) “Emergency Planning for Sporting Events,” Ryan Anderson and Richard Fechter, School District of Menomonee Falls BREAKOUT SESSION (Both locations) Have you ever wondered what your “Avoid Deny Defend,” Jason Weber, evening staff would do in case of an Community Liaison Officer, Town of emergency? What would your crowd do Menasha Police Department if there was a fire? What would your Since 2001 there have been over 160 custodial staff do if there was a water active shooter events in the United main break? The team from States. In Wisconsin we have seen events Menomonee Falls will share what in Oak Creek, Crandon, Brookfield and they learned in planning for these most recently Menasha. situations.
www.wishschools.org Provided by DPI federal WI School Emergency Management Grant; Supported by U.S. Department of Education, Office of Safe and Healthy Students, and the REMS TA Center
BREAKOUT SESSION (Minocqua) “Repairing the Harm: An Overview of Restorative Practices in School Settings,” Christine Kleiman, Wisconsin Safe and Healthy Schools Center In today’s schools, care for the person(s) harmed through misbehavior is rarely addressed in intentional ways. Misbehavior is punished leaving the student to feel disconnected from school and at times also feeling like a victim. The goals of Restorative Practices apply not only to those involved in or affected by misbehavior, but to the larger educational community as well. COST: $25.00 (Lunch, refreshments and materials provided) payable to CESA #4— Send payment to CESA #4, 923 East Garland Street, West Salem, WI 54669 Please include: Participant name, exact name of workshop, and date with all checks or purchase orders. Thank you! MORE INFO: Mary Devine (608) 786-4800 REGISTER ONLINE: * Minocqua— www.myquickreg.com/ event/event.cfm?eventid=13904 * Green Bay — www.myquickreg.com/ event/event.cfm?eventid=13905
