Effective communication is a crucial skill to develop, yet many people do not recognize its significance. This class is beneficial for parents, spouses, partners, colleagues, and managers. It will explain how improving communication can enhance our lives by allowing us to learn new things. This interactive course will provide participants with the opportunity to practice new techniques.
Identity theft is a growing concern for many Americans. This class reviews how identity theft happens, how to prevent it, and how to recognize warning signs. Participants will receive a checklist and a list of resources to help prevent, protect against, and recover from identity theft. Additionally, actionable steps will be provided for what to do if you become a victim of identity theft.
Join Brenda Insurriaga, ELA/ELD Program Coordinator with Stanislaus County Office of Education, for a full-day professional learning experience focused on boosting the volume and complexity of student writing.
In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining a balanced and healthy lifestyle requires intentional planning and commitment. An annual well-being plan serves as a roadmap to prioritize your physical, mental, and emotional health throughout the year. By setting achievable goals, incorporating regular wellness activities, and monitoring your progress, you can ensure a holistic approach to your well-being. We’ll delve into the steps and strategies for crafting an effective annual well-being plan that supports your long-term health and happiness.
When events such as hurricanes strike, we often have no warning. In all situations, basic knowledge and preparation are the keys to survival and recovery. We will talk about taking care of people and pets in a disaster as well as how to prepare everything from documents to home protection and what you need to have ready to go so you can take care of your family.
How do you ensure your email will be read? This session identifies the dos and don’ts of email and offers suggestions for writing emails in a way that captures the attention of the recipient and gives them all the pertinent information. The presentation includes information about subject lines, format, content, emotions, grammar and punctuation, signatures, and the use of CCs and BCCs.
This one-day, in-person training is designed exclusively for school and district leaders. Participants will gain the understanding, strategies, and tools needed to successfully implement restorative...
Join national trainer John Linney for a two-day training, October 15–16, 2025, at Shaw’s Flat Site in Sonora. Learn restorative strategies, circle practices, and tools to strengthen relationships, reduce suspensions, and foster a positive school culture.