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Unpacking the Kansas School Counseling/SECD Standards

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Unpacking the Kansas School Counseling/SECD Standards

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Toolkit - Standards Alignment Toolkit 10_30_24docx

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Bullying Taskforce Recommendations - Implementation Guidance

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Bullying Taskforce Recommendations - Implementation Guidance

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Kansas Curricular Student Competencies: School Counseling - 2021

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Kansas Curricular Student Competencies: School Counseling - 2021

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Implementation of the Kansas School Counseling/SECD Toolkit

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Implementation of the Kansas School Counseling/SECD Toolkit

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Implementation of the Kansas School Counseling-SECD Toolkit

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Kansas Curricular Student Standards: School Counseling - 2015

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Kansas Curricular Student Standards: School Counseling - 2015

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91-31-43. Child abuse and neglect mandated reporter training. Each accredited education system shall develop and implement written policies for annual child abuse and neglect mandated reporter training of all employees. The training shall address child abuse and neglect reporting requirements when any individual has reason to suspect that a student attending the accredited education system has been harmed as a result of physical, mental, or emotional abuse or neglect or sexual abuse. Each accredited education system shall maintain documentation that each employee has met the annual training requirement. (Authorized by and implementing Article 6, Section 2(a) of the Kansas Constitution and K.S.A. 2019 Supp. 72-5170; effective Oct. 8, 2021.)

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School Improvement Model - Counseling/SECD

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School Improvement Model - Counseling/SECD

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School Improvement Model - Counseling-SECD

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KCSL training video for reporting - Yahoo Search Results Video Search Results

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The search engine that helps you find exactly what you’re looking for. Find the most relevant information, video, images, and answers from all across the Web.

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The School Psychologist' s task is to serve the educational and mental health interests of all children and youth. School psychologists make important contributions to the social, emotional and academic development of students by serving as advocates for good mental health and safe and supportive learning environments. Working as partners with parents, educators and fellow mental health professionals, school psychologists help students reach optimal levels of achievement and well-being.

School psychologists work to find the best solution for each child and each situation. School psychologists use many different strategies to address individual student needs, as well as enhance systems that support students on the school building and district-wide levels. They lower barriers to healthy learning and behavior. (wording from the Central Kansas Cooperative in Education website)

Licensure for School Psychologists is done by Teacher Licensure. Licensure questions should be sent to: TLALicense@ksde.org or by phone 785-296-2288.

Approved Educator Preparation Programs may be found on page: https://www.ksde.org/Default.aspx?tabid=408

KSDE School Psychologist Listserv: Email Trish Backman at tbackman@ksde.org and request to be added.

Kansas Association of School Psychologists (external link)
The Kansas Association of School Psychologists is a state-wide professional organization of school psychologists. Membership is open to school psychologists, as well as faculty and students in graduate training programs

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The School Psychologist' s task is to serve the educational and mental health interests of all children and youth. School psychologists make important contributions to the social, emotional and academic development of students by serving as advocates for good mental health and safe and supportive learning environments.

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Human Trafficking Education - Not Alone: Exploitation Awareness

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Human Trafficking Education - Not Alone: Exploitation Awareness

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Not Alone | Human Trafficking | Awareness Education | ICT SOS

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We fight the evils of sex trafficking, human trafficking, sex slavery & child trafficking. Click here for more about ICT SOS & Not Alone: Education Awareness

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Rose Standards - Capacities Primer_Fall 2014

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Freshman Individual Plan of Study - Great Bend - Make a Copy Before Using

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Freshman Individual Plan of Study - Great Bend - Make a Copy Before Using

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IPS Grad Yr 28 - Great Bend - Make a Copy Before Using 

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IPS Grad Yr 28 - Great Bend - Make a Copy Before Using 