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Aces 101

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Session Information

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Start:Ā Saturday December 5th, 2020 at 06:00 am
End:Ā Sunday January 24th, 2021 at 11:59 pm
PDUs:Ā 5.00
Instructor: Ruth McDonald

Event Details


In this self-paced, multi-session online course (conducted through Canvas), participants will:

  • Familiarize with the original and ongoing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) studies
  • Identify types of ACEs
  • Understand the long-term, significant impacts of ACEs on children and families
  • Identify the impact ACEs can have on a student’s social, emotional, and academic development
  • Identify strategies and resources for prevention of ACEs in children
  • Identify strategies for supporting children with ACEs in the school/classroom

The class is limited to 25 participants per cohort. Registration closes at 4 pm on Friday, December 4, 2020. A confirmation email will be sent from Canvas to the first 25 registrants as educators are enrolled. Additional opportunities to take this course will continue to be offered throughout the school year.


Online

Interdisciplinary

Free to all educators within SOESD component districts

Nancy Hayes
5417768590
nancy_hayes@soesd.k12.or.us

Online – webPD Trauma-Informed Practices

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webPD Trauma-Informed Practices

Session Information

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Start:Ā Saturday December 5th, 2020 at 06:00 am
End:Ā Sunday January 24th, 2021 at 11:59 pm
PDUs:Ā 5.00
Instructor: Amanda Lacy

Event Details


In this self-paced, multi-session online course (conducted through Canvas), participants will:

  • Build upon the broad, foundational knowledge of trauma gained in courses, such as ACEs 101
  • Learn and discuss the six principles of trauma-informed approach in education
  • Gain an understanding of how vicarious trauma and neuroscience shapes learning AND teaching
  • Apply skills learned to implement tools for their classrooms, with colleagues and out in the community
  • Find out how to use simple strategies to combat compassion fatigue and counteract the stress in the workplace, especially during the pandemic

The class is limited to 25 participants per cohort. Registration closes at 4 pm on Friday, December 4, 2020. A confirmation email will be sent from Canvas to the first 25 registrants as educators are enrolled. Additional opportunities to take this course will continue to be offered throughout the school year.


Online

Interdisciplinary

Free to all educators within SOESD component districts

Nancy Hayes
5417768590
nancy_hayes@soesd.k12.or.us

Free Quality Preschool

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Are you a parent of a 3 or 4 year old child?
ĀæEs padre de un niƱo de 3 o 4 aƱos?

Do you live in Jackson or Josephine County?
ĀæVives en el condado de Jackson o Josephine?

Would you like your child to attend a preschool at no cost to your family?
ĀæLe gustarĆ­a que su hijo asistiera a un preescolar sin costo para su familia?

To learn more about Preschool Promise:

Para obtener mĆ”s informaciĆ³n sobre Preschool Promise:

  • Visit webpage/ Visite la pĆ”gina web southernoregonearlylearninghub.org
  • Email/Correo electrĆ³nico lorena_juarez@soesd.k12.or.us
  • Call/Llamada Lorena Juarez at 541-810-3424

About Southern Oregon Early Learning Services Hub

The Southern Oregon Early Learning Services Hub (SOELS) brings together partners in the sectors of early learning, K-12 education, health, social and human services, and private sector business to improve outcomes for families with children under the age of six. With better coordination and alignment of resources and services, our families become more healthy, stable and attached and our children arrive at kindergarten prepared and supported for success. SOESD generously provides the fiscal and administrative supports for SOELS.

Acerca del Centro de Servicios de Aprendizaje Temprano del Sur de Oregon

El Centro de Servicios de Aprendizaje Temprano del Sur de OregĆ³n (SOELS) reĆŗne a socios en los sectores de aprendizaje temprano, educaciĆ³n K-12, salud, servicios sociales y humanos y empresas del sector privado para mejorar los resultados de las familias con niƱos menores de seis aƱos. Con una mejor coordinaciĆ³n y alineaciĆ³n de recursos y servicios, nuestras familias se vuelven mĆ”s saludables, estables y unidas y nuestros niƱos llegan al jardĆ­n de infantes preparados y apoyados para el Ć©xito. SOESD proporciona generosamente el apoyo fiscal y administrativo para SOELS.

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SOESD launches webPD, a one-stop professional development shop for Southern Oregon educators

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This September SOESD lanched webPD, an online platform that gives Southern Oregon educators a convenient, flexible way to partake in professional development courses, engage with fellow educators within learning cohorts, and earn the professional development units (PDUs) required to maintain their teaching licenses.

webPD is the brainchild of Director of School Improvement, Dr.Mark Angle-Hobson. The platform was developed in support of the Southern Oregon Regional Educator Networkā€™s tenets (equity, teacher voice, learner relevance and accessibility for ALL educators), and the challenges educators face when attempting to achieve their personal educational goals. ā€œTeachers lead busy lives. Theyā€™re in the classroom before school begins preparing lessons; they spend the school day delivering lessons and tending to student needs; after school, they spend hours grading papers and caring for their families at home. Even in the calmest of times, itā€™s difficult for educators to attend conferences and workshops. Then you throw in a pandemic and natural disaster or twoā€¦Self-paced, online courses with a minimal time commitment make sense,ā€ says Angle-Hobson.

webPD will roll out over three years. In its first year, webPD will offer five, five-week courses developed around themes based upon district priorities: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) 101, Trauma Informed 101, Equity 101, Social Emotional Learning 101 and Universal Design for Learning 101. Year two will include the 101 courses with the addition of five intermediate (201) courses; year three will offer the 101 and 201 classes as well as five advanced (301) courses. Registration for ACEs 101 is now open.

Angle-Hobson pointed out, ā€œBy the end of year three, educators can earn all the PDUs they need to renew their teaching license through webPD. Whatā€™s more, SOESD is offering free enrollment to its 13 component districts during year one.ā€

Care & Connection Circles

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Our Southern Oregon community is navigating through an extraordinarily challenging time. Pain and up-heaval from the ļ¬res, COVID-19, racial injustice, and the upcoming election are weighing heavily on the hearts and minds of our educators ,who in the midst of all of these trials, are giving everything they can to support students and their families. And while there are deep ripples of heartbreak, loss, and grief, we are also witnessing the resiliency, generosity, and capacity of our community to overcome and come together. As we ļ¬nd our way through these complex times, we are reminded of the power of relation-ship and the necessity of community.

SOESD and Resolve invite you to participate in a series of online care and connection circles created to give educators a facilitated space to check in, share stories, listen, be present, and build a community of support during this time. While participants are encouraged to sign up for either the Tuesday morning or Thursday afternoon series to promote deeper connections and sharing, you are welcome to join any session that ļ¬ts your interests, needs, and schedule.

Circle Dates and Discussion Focus:Ā Ā 

  • Week one (10/6 & 10/8): Grief and Gratitude
  • Week two (10/13 & 10/15): Adversity and Resilience
  • Week three (10/20 & 10/22): Challenge and Adaptation
  • Week four (10/27 & 10/29): Compassion for Self and Others

Register through PDNetworks. (Search by using keyword, ā€œcare.ā€)

ā€œRelationships are all there is. Everything in the universe only exists because it is relationship to everything else. Nothing exists in isolation. We have to stop pretending that we are individuals that can go it alone.ā€

~ Margaret Wheatley

 

Declaration of Emergency for Loss of Buildings on SOESD Phoenix Campus

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As a result of the recent Almeda fire, SOESD suffered the tragic loss of all buildings on the SOESD Phoenix campus, a location which has served the community since 1907. The SOESD Board has passed a resolution declaring an emergency in order to expedite the recovery effort. SOESD staff previously assigned to the Phoenix campus have been relocated to other SOESD buildings, or are working remotely in order to continue providing services to students, families, and the community during this tremendous time of need. SOESD thanks the many ESDs across the state that have contributed to temporarily replace equipment lost in the fire, so that SOESD can continue providing critical services during the larger scale recovery effort.

Southern Oregon Fire Resources

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Our hearts go out to all those suffering incredible loss due to the recent fires, and also to those helping the community recover and rebuild during this traumatic time. Thank you to the many community members that have contributed to various SOESD donation drives in order to provide clothing and supplies to those in the community that have been displaced. In coordination with the Governor, SOESD is participating on a committee to coordinate a variety of housing options and funding through FEMA disaster declaration.

A list of compiled resources to assist those affected by the fires is available here.

For Teachers By Teachers Promising Practices Symposium

By Homepage, News, School Improvement Services, School-Wide Improvement

Friday October 9th, 2020 at 08:00 AM to 2:50 PM

OESD’sĀ For Teachers By Teachers Promising Practices SymposiumĀ promises to be a day of learning and sharing for educators from throughout Southern Oregon. Attendees will have the opportunity to virtually attendĀ threeĀ two-hour sessions (andĀ earn up to six PDUs) on hot topics in the areas of science, math and educational technology. Six sessions will be presented by peers, recognized as local experts and leaders. The remaining three sessions will be led by vendors. All nine presenters were part of the recent EDTech Summit and were identified via attendee survey as conference MVPs.

Session titles and times are below. Registrants will select the one to three sessions they wish to attend via a conference app on the day of the symposium. Information on how to use the conference app will be sent to registrants during the week before the event.

Session Offerings for the 8 am to 9:50 am timeslot include:

  1. Teaching Research and Writing and Managing Papers/Projects During the Pandemic
  2. Promoting Equity and Engagement in the Middle and High School Classroom
  3. How3Canvas

Session Offerings for the 10 am to 11:50 am timeslot include:

  1. Integrating AR/VR into STEM and CTE Programs
  2. NGSS in a Virtual Realm
  3. Power Up Your Google Game

Session Offerings for the 1 pm to 2:50 pm timeslot include:

  1. How Neuroscience Helped Design a Math Program That Meets the Diverse Needs of Students in the Wake of COVID-19
  2. Seesaw for Hybrid and Distance Learning Classes
  3. Gamified Comprehensive Distance Learning
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