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· This training is designed specifically for DPSCD PBIS Coaches and identified school team members, as well as identified Exceptional Student Education staff members (School Social Work Supervisors, Behavior Specialists, and self-contained Teachers of the Emotionally Impaired).
· Staff participating in the Tier 2 Training on November 16, 2018 will learn the following:
o How to use data to identify students in their schools needing a Tier 2 intervention
o How to design/customize the Check In/Check Out program for their school
o How to collect and analyze data from the Check In/Check Out intervention
o How to implement the Expect Respect Bully Prevention Program
· In addition, there will be a brief review of PBIS Tier 1 evidence-based practices.
In this training, participants will learn how to interpret Imagine Learning (IL) data reports (i.e., usage, progress, and growth). IL portfolios document students" success in developing their language and content objectives. IL resources will be shared, home connections and access to books are available.
Day 1: Introduction to Restorative Practices Training focuses on the key concepts of Restorative Practices and how they are used to build strong, health relationships, resolve challenges and build social capital. The concepts involve reflection, and awareness of one"s self and one"s practice.
Day 2: Using Circles Effectively applies the fundamental processes of Restorative Practices and Enables participants to practice the techniques, including how to optimally utilize circles in any setting. Registered participants must complete both Days 1 & 2 in order to train colleagues in their district.
Day 1: Introduction to Restorative Practices Training focuses on the key concepts of Restorative Practices and how they are used to build strong, health relationships, resolve challenges and build social capital. The concepts involve reflection, and awareness of one"s self and one"s practice.
Day 2: Using Circles Effectively applies the fundamental processes of Restorative Practices and Enables participants to practice the techniques, including how to optimally utilize circles in any setting. Registered participants must complete both Days 1 & 2 in order to train colleagues in their district.
SEED stands for Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity. It is a peer-led professional development program that creates conversational communities to drive personal, organizational and societal change that fully embraces diversity and strives for equity. Participants are invited to attend all sessions (or as many as possible).
SEED’s unique methodology involves:
•facilitating ongoing, structured, group conversations in which all voices can be heard
•examining how our own stories relate to social systems
•learning from the lessons of our own lives as well as from texts
•turning oppression and privilege into agency and action.
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With a total population of approximately 1.8 million, Wayne County is the most populous county in the State of Michigan and the 18th most populous county in the nation. There are 33 school districts in 43 Wayne County communities serving approximately 226,000 students. Additionally, there are 108 Public School Academies (PSAs) serving 64,000 students for a combined total of approximately 290,000 students in public schools county-wide. .
Wayne County Schools of Choice – 2nd Semester School Year 2018-19
Early Childhood Resources
Our early childhood staff connect parents and service providers in Wayne County to resources and information.
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Family Assistance Resources
Helpful information and other assistance for your family's wellness.
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Freedom of Information Act
Procedures and guidelines manual.
Freedom of Information Act Manual
School Accountability Scorecard
The latest update of the Michigan School Accountability Scorecards.
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School Year Recess Days
A list of extended recess days for the school year.
School Days
Understanding Education Terms and Acronyms
What does NCLB stand for? What is pupil-teacher ratio? Look up often-used education terms through the links below.
Glossary of Common Education Terms
List of Common Education Acronyms
Wayne County Parent Advisory Comittee
Wayne RESA ensures the involvement of parents in special education through the Parent Advisory Committee (PAC).
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