Event Description

  

Mitigating Problematic Sexual Behavior within K-12 Student Populations

Instructors:  Shelley Rutledge, School Psychologist

Salem-Keizer Public Schools (24J) created the Sexual Incident Response Committee (SIRC) to address problematic sexual behavior (PSB) within their K-12 community.  Together, Salem-Keizer Public Schools and Willamette ESD operate a regional SIRC system that serves school communities in Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties.

Key Course Content:

• A survey of research specific to problematic sexual behavior (PSB) in children

• How brain development influences sexually abusive behavior in adolescents

• How sexual harming behavior can correlate with disability

• Using the SIRC protocols to establish intervention, supervision, and support plans to mitigate sexual harm

• The intersection between the SIRC process and district sexual harassment and Title IX policies

• Pornography, nude image sharing and teaching consent: how schools can influence personal safety and healthy sexual development

• Various labs and audience participation exercises addressing a full spectrum of PSB across K-12 settings

Who Should Attend: School psychologists, special education program leads, school admin, school social workers, school counselors, behavioral specialists and school resource officers.

Coffee, snacks & lunch provided!

Marion Center Address: 2611 Pringle Rd SE, Salem OR, 97302

For questions about the training itself contact Shelley Rutledge at Rutledge_Shelley@salkeiz.k12.or.us and for questions about registration or invoicing contact Erick Aguirre at erick.aguirre@wesd.org

Fee

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Contact Information

Day 1 Mitigating Problematic Sexual Behavior in the K-12 Setting

Day 2 Mitigating Problematic Sexual Behavior in the K-12 Setting

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