Sentences with phrase «safe schools share»

Safe schools share characteristics that contribute to an environment that supports teaching and learning.

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Named in honor of Mike Hawkins, Chance's mentor who passed three years ago, the event is «a safe space for high school students to share, express and network.»

At the beginning of each school year, I send a plastic container full of special safe treats to substitute unsafe treats shared at school.

However, under the pending Child Nutrition Reauthorization in Congress, we may eventually see a provision under which the USDA will provide guidance to schools on the safe use of «sharing tables» to prevent this sort of waste.

Ask them to share their feelings and brainstorm solutions on how to feel and stay safe at school.

School nutrition professionals throughout the nation share the same goal you have — to keep your child safe while eating at sSchool nutrition professionals throughout the nation share the same goal you have — to keep your child safe while eating at schoolschool.

«SAFE Salad Bars in Schools - A Guide to School Food Service»: This guide is framed around salad bars, but shares best practices for handling fresh fruits and vegetables in any setting.

Bonner has found that negativity on Facebook can be overwhelming, and Twitter offers a safer space to share information with parents who still want information on school nutrition at their fingertips.

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What can you share with us about sending in safe school lunches — anything wonderful and new for kids tired of the same old thing in their lunch bag?

«This report is evidence of the strong determination the City Council and the Department of Education share to ensure that the children parents entrust to schools» care, return to them safe at each day's end,» said Council Member Robert E. Cornegy, Jr., the law's lead sponsor.

«We all share in the goal of providing our schools with the resources they need to make sure our kids are safe.

«While it is still an offence to share information about a child accused of sex offences with parents or members of the public, it was agreed that stronger measures needed to be put in place to protect all students and restore community confidence that schools are safe,» she said.

Edmodo is a popular social network application designed for educators and students to connect and share information — like a safe and secure Facebook for schools.

We asked Josephine Kim, an educator, counselor, and faculty member at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, to share her thoughts on the risks the film poses for young people, and how educators can support young viewers and create a safe space to teach about eating disorders and mental health.

All schools should share the same ethos that every child deserves to be happy, safe and successful at school.

«Schools are not a vacuum from the larger culture... but schools do have the ability to try to create a learning community where students feel safe to share information about what has happened to them and others,» shSchools are not a vacuum from the larger culture... but schools do have the ability to try to create a learning community where students feel safe to share information about what has happened to them and others,» shschools do have the ability to try to create a learning community where students feel safe to share information about what has happened to them and others,» she says.

You may want to host the book blog on another site if the content wouldn't be relevant for the entire school community (parents, students, etc.) We chose Weebly as the hosting site for our online book blog, and we didn't connect it with our school website because we wanted a safe place for teachers to share their ideas and reactions to a book that wasn't pertinent for parents and students.

Charles J. Russo and Allan G. Osborne share their insights into ensuring schools are safe spaces for children of all ages.

Ultimately, we'd like all Fox Hill teachers to give See Saw a try at some point before the end of this school year and discover how they can use this app to share student work and develop a safe, positive, and respectful digital classroom community.

Just as all community members share a larger duty for the security and prosperity of the neighborhood in which a school resides, families, businesses, and communities play roles in providing a safe, healthy, and welcoming learning environment.

This year, the Illinois Report Card will share more information about how the state and schools are working together to foster high - quality educational opportunities for all students in safe and healthy learning environments.

Restorative Practices (RP) promote strengthened relationships and community building while providing meaningful and supported opportunities for all members of our school communities to share the responsibility for making our schools a safe and nurturing environment.

This research shares how a group of students with non-binary gender identities spoke to teachers, counselors, principals, school personnel, peers, and family members about what they needed to feel safe, included, and legitimized at school.

The round - up post shares a wealth of resources from the blog, and the associated podcast features Kevin Jennings, former assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug - Free Schools at the U.S. Department of Education; Penny Bisignano, Olweus coordinator for the Iowa Department of Education; and Rachel Cole Lawson, former high school counselor at Malcolm Price Laboratory School (the winner of the first - ever Vision in Action: The ASCD Whole Child Award) in Cedar Fallsschool counselor at Malcolm Price Laboratory School (the winner of the first - ever Vision in Action: The ASCD Whole Child Award) in Cedar FallsSchool (the winner of the first - ever Vision in Action: The ASCD Whole Child Award) in Cedar Falls, Iowa

Schools where ALL children successfully learn share certain key characteristics that have come to be known as the Correlates of Effective Schools: a Clear & Focused Mission, a Safe & Orderly Environment, High Expectations for Success, Opportunity to Learn / Time on Task, Positive Home - School Relations, Frequent Monitoring of Student Progress, and Strong Instructional Leadership.

Enterprise Middle School has rebranded their culture as Wildcat Nation Wildcat Nation is a shared belief that the EMS community wants a safe and supportive school where everyone feels welcome, valued, and ready to School has rebranded their culture as Wildcat Nation Wildcat Nation is a shared belief that the EMS community wants a safe and supportive school where everyone feels welcome, valued, and ready to school where everyone feels welcome, valued, and ready to learn.

Reiterate lockdown procedures, remind members of the school community to report aggressive behavior, share the commitment to safety and let school community members (parents and families included) know what they can do to keep our students safe.

Third, schools may not create and sustain a safe environment for teachers, staff and administrators to share their experiences, ideas, strategies and resources.

The growing «trauma sensitive schools» movement has fostered a shared understanding of the coordination needed between teachers, administrators, social workers, and even bus drivers and cafeteria workers, to create the safe and supportive environments that children who have experienced overwhelming adversity — and all children — need.

With your help, we will maintain and build safe and vibrant campuses, serve the community at large as an eco-center and model school, share our innovative practices and continue to develop our staff and instruction.

For whatever reason, some educators have felt safe lately sharing with me some of their personal experiences they are currently facing in their daily work as teachers and school leaders.

At CEP's School Safety Summit, experts united to share best practices through short presentations about keeping schools and students safe.

Representative LaFave says that by sharing information about situations at the local level, schools across Michigan can become safer for students and teachers.

The brands that comprise Vector Solutions Education share a primary goal: to leverage technology to help make schools safer places to work and learn.

Gina Clowes, FARE's Director of Education, shares the must - know facts for establishing a safe and inclusive school environment.

If you want to share how your building or district is working to create safe and supportive schools, please contact Kelly Vaillancourt Strobach, NASP Director, Policy and Advocacy ([email protected]).

Teachers, parents, district and state leaders, and community members alike are increasing their demands on the shared desire for resources and support to help keep schools healthy and safe, and our students provided with a well - rounded education.

But what the Newark high school students shared that day is what common sense often tells us: students who do not feel welcome, safe and cared for in their schools will be less likely to succeed academically and more likely to disengage from school entirely.

If all students were required to take part in the class and the expression through music, and if some students were able to share their music with their peers, perhaps the school itself would feel safer and more like home, with a baseline of song running through its doors each day.

Join moderators Kim Klepcyk, principal, and Barbara Yeatman, curriculum coordinator, and a student panel as they share what makes them healthy, safe, engaged, supported, and challenged at Quest Early College High School.

School libraries provide a safe haven for all students to think, create, share, and grow.

«People want and need safe places to walk and bike, and safe ways to get to their jobs or schools,» said Carniesha Kwashie of the Mayor's Fund for Philadelphia and the Grant Manager of the Better Bike Share Partnership.

Kathy is happy to share her secret to success, saying «working with our Safe Routes to School partners - PTA volunteers, principals, and PAUSD staff - has been the secret to the success in increasing biking, especially to our secondary schools.»

On 1 June 2008, the federal government established a five - year Truth and Reconciliation Commission to enable residential school survivors to share their stories in a safe environment and to educate Canadians about residential schools and their impact on Indigenous peoples.

The program promotes a friendly competition each fall between schools and students to practice and share messages about safe driving habits.

The principal goal and mission of Metro Traffic School is to enable students to improve driving skills, and in turn, make our streets a safer place for all drivers to share.

Based on research that teenagers learn more within a comfortable and relaxed teaching environment, our driving school instructors actively share their knowledge of safe driving, instead of force feeding it.

All of the marches share one mission: to put pressure on Congress to pass gun reform and make schools safer.

The marches share one mission: to put pressure on Congress to pass gun reform and make schools safer.