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Recruitment

Your district can use a competitive advantage when it comes to attracting the most qualified applicants. This additional focus helps you build a marketing channel to promote the unique work in this partnership..

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Mental Health

Bringing greater attention to the impact of anxiety, depression and other disorders is critical for front line workers. Advanced training helps prevent suffering and tragedy.

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Violence Prevention

Emotional safety and physical security are a result of class climate and school culture. Faculty learn about the causes of violence and ways to use resilience to support systemic health.

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Consider adding to your virtual on-demand library

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Education Law

Ensure your faculty understand the basics to reduce liability. Leadership time is too valuable to be spent fixing problems that were easily avoidable.

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Mandated Training

Bloodborne Pathogens will make faculty laugh. Equity is taught with theater and professional actors. Bullying will provide genuine insight into school violence.

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Technology

Technology

All educators need to be prepared for virtual instruction. These engagements address the essential around badging, YouTube and Google.

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Success Stories

John Heiderscheidt

“I first met and attended one of Dr. Scherz workshops at a Bullying Conference in Florida. I was so impressed and taken with his approach to looking at bullying as a precursor to school violence through his books, research and literature that tied together culture and climate as a contributing cause. In ‘Discipline Re-imagined’, a workshop he brought to our 50 administrators, he outlined a new approach to aggression and the whole child, applying psychology to identifying and approaching kids at risk. In summary, Dr. Scherz brought a different way of approaching and thinking that I hope to develop an ongoing relationship with his work bringing a more wholistic social emotional approach to helping children, families, and faculty in our community.”

John Heiderscheidt, Director of Safety, Chicago U46