Audience:
Technical Assistance Providers
2218 | Compassionate School Practices: Alleviating Stress and Furthering Well-Being
Compassionate schools promote healing and equity, support families, and build student and staff well-being and resiliency. Gain tools to assess leadership practices and build a network of compassionate school leaders. Learn how your school community can incorporate practices for improving school culture and climate, improving wraparound services, enhancing family involvement, and involving students in co-creating their own guidelines for compassionate self-care and community care.
Christine Mason, Executive Director, Center for Educ. Improvement (chrismason@edimprovement.org)
Dana Asby, Education Coordinator, New England Mental Health Center (dana.asby@yale.edu)
Kristen Levesque, Principal, Maranacook Community Middle School (kristen_levesque@maranacook.com)
Martha Staeheli, Site Lead, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health (martha.staeheli@yale.edu)
Area Focus: Social & Emotional Learning
Topics:
Comprehensive System Improvement/Reform, Leadership In Crisis
Session Length:
2-hours
Audiences:
Principals, Assistant Principals, School-based Professional Development Leaders/Instructional Coaches, Technical Assistance Providers
