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Help your team choose a high-quality SEL program to meet your community's needs.

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Sanford Harmony Academy provides educators with professional learning and curriculum resources that support healthy relationships.

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Kansas SECD Model Standards Revised July 2018

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Kansas Curricular Student Competencies: School Counseling

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Kansas Curricular Student Competencies: School Counseling

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Bullying Taskforce Recommendations - Implementation Guidance

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Bullying Taskforce Recommendations - Implementation Guidance

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SMHAC Report Bullying Prevention Final 1- 21-2021

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Navigating Change: Kansas' Guide to Learning and School Safety Operations

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Navigating Change: Kansas' Guide to Learning and School Safety Operations

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Denise Kahler, DirectorCommunications and Recognition Programs

dkahler@ksde.org
(785) 296-4876

Ann BushCommunications Specialist

Communications and Recognition Programs
abush@ksde.org
(785) 296-7921

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Denise Kahler, DirectorCommunications and Recognition Programs dkahler@ksde.org (785) 296-4876 Ann BushCommunications Specialist Communications and Recognition Programs abush@ksde.org (785) 296-7921

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Standards - SECD - Instructional Examples - K-12

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100 SEL freebies

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Engaging, effective online games where students practice and improve social emotional skills.

Join Over 10,000 Schools Using Centervention Programs

Centervention Programs

Designed for Students in Grades K-8

Our social emotional learning curriculum includes five online programs that are developmentally appropriate for students in elementary and middle school.

Easy to Use

Student access is via a web browser so there's nothing to download or install.

Research and Evidence-Based

Numerous research studies show that Centervention® programs accurately identify SEL strengths and weaknesses and improve SEL skills.

Automatically Monitor Progress

Programs include baseline and progress tracking reports so you can assist each student in working towards mastery.

"As the principal, I was the person they had to go see when they got in trouble. But now, after completing the program, they give me hugs in the hallway."

Jennifer Askew - Principal, Bibb County Schools

Centervention Partners

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Engaging, effective online games where students practice and improve social emotional skills. Join Over 10,000 Schools Using Centervention Programs Our social emotional learning curriculum includes five online programs that are developmentally appropriate for students in elementary and middle school. Student access is via a web browser so there's nothing to download or install.

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The Kansans Can Competency Framework provides a structured, embedded process for developing career-equipped, lifelong learners that are socially and emotionally engaged. Through a school-wide focus on intrapersonal and interpersonal competencies, enacted through implementation elements (i.e., effective collaboration, multi-tier instruction and interventions, and data-based decision making), students develop self-regulation, self-efficacy, assertiveness, and conflict management. Through collaboration with KSDE, Kansas educators become recognized trainers in the Competency Framework and provide professional development across the state.

Check out our upcoming training opportunities!

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The Kansans Can Competency Framework provides a structured, embedded process for developing career-equipped, lifelong learners that are socially and emotionally engaged. Through a school-wide focus on intrapersonal and interpersonal competencies, enacted through implementation elements (i.e., effective collaboration, multi-tier instruction and interventions, and data-based decision making), students develop self-regulation, self-efficacy, assertiveness, and conflict management.

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Let's face it, young people are often overlooked. I guess adults don't remember that it's frustrating to be ignored. Young people have some really brilliant ideas, but if no one pays attention, there's no way for them to be heard. That's why adults need to let young people be more involved and have a greater say in how things work.
- Zach, ACT Youth Network

Organizational support is required if positive youth development (PYD) is to gain traction. Supervisors and program directors play an important role in providing this support, but where should they begin? ACT for Youth has developed a new resource toolkit to help organizations engage and surround young people with positive experiences, relationships, and environments.

Developed for youth-serving program providers funded by the NYS Department of Health, this manual offers guidelines, tips, and recipes for providing delicious, healthy food in program settings.

The Update, emailed monthly, connects subscribers to youth development resources, sexual health resources, professional development opportunities, and funding announcements.

Social and emotional learning nurtures the ability to identify our own feelings and understand how our feelings and thoughts influence what we do. On this page you'll find resources to help promote self-awareness among youth.

This resource offers selected statistics on basic demographics, including gender, race, ethnicity, geographic settings, family income, and homelessness for youth and children in the United States.

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Let's face it, young people are often overlooked. I guess adults don't remember that it's frustrating to be ignored. Young people have some really brilliant ideas, but if no one pays attention, there's no way for them to be heard. That's why adults need to let young people be more involved and have a greater say in how things work.

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CASEL Criteria Updates and Rationale on Evidence-Based Social and Emotional Learning Programs

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CASEL Criteria Updates and Rationale on Evidence-Based Social and Emotional Learning Programs

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Teenage Grief Sucks | Teens Talking About Grief

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Teenage Grief Sucks is a teen-run website that's opening up conversations about grief. Read stories written by teens and share your own.

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Local high school creates calming room, sparks conversation of mental health with students

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Teachers and counselors at Maize South High School want to help students take a mental break from stress.

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Hello and welcome! I’m so glad you are here!

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Multicultural Education Pavilion - Diversity, Equity, & Social Justice Education Resources

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Multicultural education, diversity, equity, and social justice education resources.

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Difference -- however we might define it -- is good. It makes us who we are and makes the world wonderful. Students must understand that, and strive for a more inclusive world that values difference, practices empathy, and extinguishes oppressive forces like racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, and beyond. These picks -- which highlight our world's vast diversity and promote equity -- will open students' minds, get them to reflect on their own privileges, and help them better understand other people, perspectives, and cultures. Some of these picks will also cultivate students' perspective-taking and integrity, putting students on the path to social change and activism.

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources for Classrooms | Common Sense Education

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources for Classrooms is a list of 36 apps, games, and websites curated by Common Sense Education editors.

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Practical Approach for Rights-Based Learning

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Practical Approach for Rights-Based Learning

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Tap-In / Tap-Out: Giving Teachers Time to Recharge

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PowerPoint - Understanding the SECD Competencies

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PowerPoint - Understanding the SECD Competencies

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PowerPoint - Understanding the SECD Competencies

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Mental Health & High School Curriculum Guide

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Mental Health & High School Curriculum Guide

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Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum: 20+ Leading SEL Programs

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Explore 20+ social-emotional learning curriculum providers and SEL programs for K-12. Learn how to evaluate a SEL curriculum and what to look for in a program.

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Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry join forces to guide honest discussions about mental health. This series features illuminating stories from across the globe, giving us the opportunity to seek truth, understanding, and a newfound hope for the future.

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Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry join forces to guide honest discussions about mental health. This series features illuminating stories from across the globe, giving us the opportunity to seek truth, understanding, and a newfound hope for the future.