The school year is in full swing! Check out our #BGCSW current volunteer opportunities - mentors, guest speakers, book buddies, food distribution, and tutors - sign up today at https://lnkd.in/d5G8s7nm .
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Founder @ Text Pledge | Financial Accounting, Change Maker | Writer Motivational Speaker | Researcher | Program Developer | Safety First - AI Certified Genius
"?? As our communities face evolving challenges, equipping students with critical thinking skills for safety and crisis preparedness has never been more vital. Understanding how information is processed during critical moments can make the difference in community resilience and safety. Excited to announce that Text Pledge is now accepting K-12 schools for Beta Testing of our comprehensive safety/crisis preparedness curriculum. Our program empowers students with practical critical thinking tools to evaluate information, understand community impacts, and make informed decisions during challenging times. School administrators and teachers: Can Join us in preparing the next generation with these essential skills. Apply now to be among the first to implement this innovative curriculum. Interested schools can apply at https://lnkd.in/g5-aT24H #Education #CrisisPreparedness #K-College #CriticalThinking #CommunityResilience"
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What's on your end-of-year checklist? If you're in a child-related organisation preparing for 2025: ? Plan your professional development ? Update your details in the WWCC Employer portal ? Review child safe documents and policies ? Staff, volunteer or committee handovers. ? Explore Getting Started with the Child Safe Standards webpage Learn more about what to do to be child safe in 2025: https://lnkd.in/gr-muRpa
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?? TRL-KS Members, have you checked your inbox? The December newsletter from The Reading League Kansas is here! ?? ?? Inside this month’s edition: ? Featured Resources ?? A Year in Review – see how we're making a difference! ?? State updates on reading initiatives ??? Early registration & member discounts for our March Elevating Literacy Conference Don't miss out! Check your email today and stay connected to our growing community of literacy advocates across Kansas. #TheReadingLeagueKS #StructuredLiteracy #SoR #ElevatingLiteracy25
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Winter is a strategic time for early intervention to reduce chronic absence. This is when schools can identify students with moderate absences who need a little extra support to prevent them from becoming chronically absent. Tier 2 strategies can make all the difference! Examples include: ?? Personal outreach to families ?? Attendance plans to address barriers ?? Support from mentors These actions help to engage students & their families and support attending school regularly. Learn more about effective Tier 2 strategies here: https://lnkd.in/gj3KFKST
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From one of the best art therapists in the bizz, a reminder to “check your balls” ?? What are you carrying and how can you NOT drop what keeps you well? Excellent questions reflected on with play and compassion. Follow Bel Ryan and Ignite Wellbeing Co. for regular gems of wisdom and play. #play #leadwithplay #arttherapy #comedy #wellbeing #mentalhealth #resilience #personalreflection #creativethinking
Mental Health and wellbeing expert. Speaker. Facilitator of humaness. Creating ways for professionals to reduce stress and overwhelm.
Those moments when you don't really know how it will go! Thanks to City of Norwood Payneham and St Peters for including me in this year's Raising the bar event. Being able to speak about our humaning, perfectionism, expectations and have a creative exploration at The Colonist Tavern was a great way to spend a Tuesday night. Thanks to the Staff and Volunteers who generously gave their time and supported me with pipecleaners and balls everywhere!
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Great issue from NASBE including an article from Coalition for Community Schools partner Anna Maier about "How States Are Investing in #CommunitySchools."
NASBE is out with a new issue of the State Education Standard! This issue focuses on how communities can act as force multipliers to ensure that all children are engaged in learning and prepared to thrive. Authors examine the roles of students, families, tribal leaders, community nonprofits and more in supporting preK-12 education systems – while also offering strategies for state leaders to foster the productive partnerships that can drive progress in education. Read the full issue here: https://lnkd.in/gmfD-5JD
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"There is an extinction of experience taking place, with adults and youth spending less time in nature, but we are reversing this trend," writes VP of Engagement & Education Keith Williams. "To that end, Lancaster Conservancy ran 177 interpretive events that reached 5,700 people [in 2024], and 25 of those were school programs that brought 1,400 students into nature. The students we served [last] year came from a variety of districts including School District of Lancaster, Penn Manor, Conestoga Valley, Donegal, and York City." Lancaster Conservancy’s K-12 school program is where we focus on teaching skills and sharing knowledge to prepare the future stewards of the lands and waters we protect today. Learn more about how we are welcoming students into nature, and how volunteers can get involved, in this blog: https://lnkd.in/dx2FhhWU
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Marketing and Community Development Head at Ayala Multi-Purpose Cooperative
On the months of October and November, Ayala Coop, together with volunteers from DepEd, Ayala Foundation Inc., Ayala Land Inc. and BPI organized Catch-Up Friday Sessions for young learners. The event engaged students in interactive activities such as storytelling and math challenges, designed to enhance their reading, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. This initiative was part of Ayala Coop’s Alagang Coop program, which focuses on addressing educational gaps and empowering the youth. Through these sessions, Ayala Coop and its partners reinforced their commitment to community development, fostering an environment where children are equipped with the tools to achieve their full potential. This effort highlights Ayala Coop’s dedication to inclusive progress, sustainable education, and the brighter futures of young minds. #BrighterFuture #CatchUpFriday https://lnkd.in/g32FzbSq
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The Ontario Justice Education Network (OJEN) is a charitable, not-for-profit, non-governmental organization with a province-wide mandate. They create innovative educational tools that introduce young people to the justice system, enhance their understanding of the law, and build their legal capabilities. Their goal is to equip young people to effectively manage the legal aspects of challenges they may encounter in their lives. Check out their website for information and resources regarding family law: https://lnkd.in/ghWrTjVZ #familylaw #familymediation #familycourt
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New in JACEP Open: A novel approach to community CPR and AED outreach focused on underserved learner communities This study addresses the challenges of creating sustainable CPR and AED programs in underserved communities, citing struggles with attendance, funding, and resources. It proposes leveraging existing organizations and educational institutions to expand and maintain these programs. Additionally, it outlines 10 key strategies for building community relationships to enhance participation and inclusivity in CPR/AED training initiatives. Article Link: https://buff.ly/3EbMl5T
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