SY 23-24 U-46 CPI 201: Nonviolent Crisis Intervention + Intro to trauma (Kimball MS) August 17th and 18th from 9-12

 

9 PD Hours
(2.5 Asynchronous, 6.5 In-Person)

 

Hybrid (Asynchronous and In-Person)

 

Required

 

Location Kimball Middle School 

Course Description

In addition to receiving CPI 101 content covering crisis de-escalation, participants receive IL state-mandated training on disengagement and restraint techniques as well as critical tools to discern when, how to use these more restrictive, physical interventions amidst a crisis.

Audience

KMS Crisis Response Team

 

Instructor Information

This presentation will be led by Jose Tovar

Course Format Information

This course will involve both completion of an asynchronous module and an in-person session.  The asynchronous module needs to be completed prior to the in-person session. 

Evaluation and Attendance Information

Evaluation forms for this course will be available for 24 hours after the in-person session has ended.  All evaluation forms must be completed by that time.  Attendance will be taken via sign-in/sign-out sheet and once the attendance information has been entered into the course, your PD hour form will be available. 

PD Hour / Pay / Professional Credit Information

As this is a required PD course, you may receive pay for completing part of the work in this course. Per the agreement between U-46 and ETA, all PD that receives hourly pay is not eligible for Professional Credits. If you have questions about this, please contact professionalcredit@u-46.org