Weekly Newsletter: November 25, 2023

NOVEMBER TRAININGS

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is a high need topic in districts across the country. Dr. Bobbi Wegner is an experienced psychologist, speaker, author and advisor focused on cultivating individual and organizational wellness through the power of human connection.

Dr. Bobbi is a Harvard University Professor who writes and speaks internationally on emotional wellness. She has a column in Psychology Today (Perfectly Imperfect Parenting), is a parenting expert on NBC News Learn, and is on the Today Show parenting team, and has spoken on or written for numerous popular publications including NPR and The Associated Press. This session will provide educational leaders with research based strategies to effectively implement Social Emotional Learning to benefit teachers and students in every classroom.

Click Here to Register for Dr. Wegner's Training on Motivation for a Healthier, Happier, More Productive Workplace.

DECEMBER TRAININGS

Develop, Refine, and Enhance the Art of Leading through a Principal Idea Exchange

Join our upcoming Principal Workshop

12-5-23

Stephen Peters is a former Superintendent who will share a refreshing look into the positive side of public education. Peters will share practical systems and strategies that guide educational leaders through the development of a culture that gives hope to at risk students.

The training will emphasize the following important concepts:

• Schools that operate at a high level of success are creating meaningful transformations because of a dedicated and committed group of individuals who understand synergy, today’s youth and themselves.

• Belief systems can act like filters in the brain, influencing the way we see the world. Successful schools understand that their beliefs have the potential to drive their actions as they interact with students and each other.

• Successful schools establish a culture based on relationships, aligning belief systems and reciprocal respect.

• Successful schools empower collaborative teams and engage their staff in purpose driven data analysis.

Click Here to Register for Dr. Stephen Peters Session on Motivating At Risk Students

As part of the Region 10 TIA “Power Hour” series, districts will be provided updated information required to complete the TIA application. Each Power Hour topic will be focused on a section of the TIA application. In addition, Region 10 will invite district leaders from previous TIA cohorts to showcase their systems for a successful application submission. These districts will provide details on the structure of how they successfully implemented all TIA application requirements and answer any TIA related questions. While this series supports cohorts with resources and visuals for districts to observe, it is not designed for process duplication.

Click here to register for the TIA Power Hour

JANUARY TRAININGS

Teacher retention is an important topic in education today. How can districts continue to grow and retain their best and brightest teachers. Dr. Joe Martin will share research based strategies to identify traps that impact retention as well as ways leaders can avoid these traps to increase teacher engagement and self-efficacy.

Dr. Martin had the distinction of becoming the youngest tenured-earning faculty member ever hired to teach at a state university in Florida at the age of 24. He also had the distinct honor of being the youngest professor at his institution to be nominated twice for the “Distinguished Teacher’s Award.” In addition, he has taught students at all levels in K-12, including Title I, alternative ed, and gifted students. As an educational speaker and consultant, he has trained more than 260,000 teachers and administrators during the course of his career.

Click here to register for Dr. Joe Martin's session on the Five Phases of Teacher Retention

This session has been designed by the Walsh Gallegos law firm and is described as follows:



The School Safety Blueprint Training offers practical strategies for dealing with dangerous situations, reducing risks associated with targeted school violence, and meeting the mental health needs of students. This one-day interactive workshop will guide participants navigating the complex web of federal and state laws that apply in response to dangerous situations created by students with disabilities and students who may be suspected of having a disability, as well as legally defensible strategies for responding to victims of school violence, and practical guidance for serving students who may engage in targeted violence.

Topics covered include:

• District liability and personal liability in the context of student violence
• Threat assessment teams and the duty to warn
• Confidentiality
• Disciplinary options & alternatives to discipline under IDEA
• Residential treatment centers & continuum of placement
• Expedited hearings
• Law enforcement and the community
• Risk management when threats are identified

Click here to register for this School Safety Blueprint Training



Ongoing Trainings

Region 10 Skill Development trainings are designed to enhance the skill set of educational leaders at all levels of a school district. Participants will receive a copy of the book associated with each training as well as additional training materials for each course. The following courses will be offered at Region 10 in the 2023-2024 school year:

Click on the links below to view the 2023-2024 course schedule

Crucial Conversations

Getting Things Done

Influencer

Speed of Trust



2023 and Spring 2024 courses are now available

Click Here to Register for Upcoming Appraisal Courses



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Karen Barnes

Assistant Director 

karen.barnes@region10.org

Dr. Kent Messer

Program Coordinator

kent.messer@region10.org

Dr. Zaida Saldivar

Program Coordinator

zaida.saldivar@region10.org