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Course Description: Mental Health First Aid is an interactive 8-hour course that presents an overview of mental illness and disorders in the United States. Participants will learn about risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems, as well as understand their impact and common treatments. Participants who certify as Mental Health First Aiders learn a 5-step action plan encompassing the skills, resources and knowledge to help an individual in crisis connect with appropriate professional, peer, social, and self- help care. THIS TRAINING IS RECOMMENDED FOR: Sheriff Departments, State Police, Corrections Officer and Local Law Enforcement, State and Local Policy Makers, School Personnel and Educators, Employers and Business Leaders, Support Staff, Nursing Home Staff, Emergency Response Personnel, Faith Community Members and Volunteers. $50.00 per person is due prior to the start of the training: Materials & Certificate included.Scholarships available on a limited and demonstrated hardship basis. Email Tammy Cherry with a written justification for your request and needs. Full refund if cancellation is complete 7 days prior to start of course. The Placer County Office of Education, in a unique collaboration with Placer County Health and Human Services, Roseville Joint Union High School District,and the Latino Leadership Council, are working to improve mental health outcomes for individuals, families and our community. These trainings are facilitated by a collaborative training team made up of these partners and with funding, in part, by the County of Placer Mental Health Service Act. 
This two day event is an ongoing teacher refresher for those who have completed the initial 5-day EAP Senior YR Mather Certification Course. See flyer for additional information.
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TIP Coach Meeting (please bring charged laptop/device and coach binder)
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7/27/17 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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The mission of the Placer County Office of Education Administrator Induction Program is to assist and support participating administrators as they begin their administrative roles; to advance their knowledge and skills in relation to the California Professional Standards for Educational Leaders; and to help them become effective administrators who lead educational programs that result in the success of all students. The program provides candidates with an individualized induction experience based on the context of their leadership role, including one-on-one coaching by an experienced administrator. Candidates participate in ongoing formative assessment, professional development seminars and job alike professional learning communities designed to grow the knowledge, skills and dispositions that are essential for successful administrative leadership.
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This Early Assessment Program is designed to train educators in offering math options to support the transition to college, focusing on seniors who choose to not take math their senior year. For districts participating in the Basic Skills Grant this training is FREE. Just enter code: Grant at checkout. Contact your district for possible teacher stipends. Materials and lunch are provided. See flyer for additional information:
https://placercoe.gosignmeup.com/admin/documents/hUAp4_EAP Senior Math Course - Summer 2017.pdf
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Gain insights and practical strategies regarding several topics on leadership through coaching. Creating relationships and getting staff on board. Giving effective feedback. Using data to focus instructional improvement. PLUS MORE! https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1V5gsZgb8udR2hoWUphdkJMM0U/view?usp=sharing 
Facilitated Work Days provide teams time to work away from the school site on PBIS tasks and action planning. Regional coaches and resources are included as needed.
Cost: $250 per team. Please send your Purchase Order or Check to Tammy Cherry (360 Nevada Street, Auburn, CA 95603 or Tcherry@placercoe.k12.ca.us) More
Orientation for new administrators who have an administrative position and a Preliminary Administrative Services Credential, and introduction to Canvas, our online class portal
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The mission of the Placer County Office of Education Administrator Induction Program is to assist and support participating administrators as they begin their administrative roles; to advance their knowledge and skills in relation to the California Professional Standards for Educational Leaders; and to help them become effective administrators who lead educational programs that result in the success of all students. The program provides candidates with an individualized induction experience based on the context of their leadership role, including one-on-one coaching by an experienced administrator. Candidates participate in ongoing formative assessment, professional development seminars and job alike professional learning communities designed to grow the knowledge, skills and dispositions that are essential for successful administrative leadership.
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TIP Coach Meeting (please bring charged laptop/device and coach binder)
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For Paraeducators! Gain a better
understanding of the characteristics
and learning styles of many students with moderate to severe disabilities. This
training will provide educational strategies and tools that paraeducators can
use to address and support positive behaviors and communication and social
interactions. Videos will be used to illustrate intervention strategies.
many students with moderate to severe disabilities; will describe the educational strategies and tools that paraeducators can use to address and support positive behaviors, communication and social interactions. Videos will be used to illustrate intervention strategies
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