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ALICE Navigate 360-For Schools & Situational Awareness

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ALICE Navigate 360-For Schools & Situational Awareness

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Please see the links in the directions that was given to you in your welcome packet from HR.

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Please see the links in the directions that Nicky McCall sent to you in your miu4 email.

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Please see the links in the directions that was given to you in your welcome packet from HR.

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Log into Frontline for all MIU IV PD offerings as well posting your attendance

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Please see the links in the directions that Nicky McCall sent to you in your miu4 email.

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Click here to find more trainings available at the link from the Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance.

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Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance is the recognized leader in Pennsylvania for mandated reporter training; we train thousands of mandated reporters each year. PFSA has been supporting mandated reporters for more than 20 years. We developed the first state-approved curriculum to train mandated reporters in how to recognize and report child abuse; we also have developed training on child neglect and how to respond if a child discloses abuse.
All of PFSA's mandated reporter training curriculums are approved by the Department of Human Services, Education, and State and meet all requirements for mandated reporters to receive training in recognizing and reporting child abuse (including ACT 126). Certificates are provided to each participant upon completion of the training and (upon request) we will upload confirmation of your training to the Department of State or Education for CE fulfillment under ACT 31 and/or ACT 48.
PFSA offers several formats for training mandated reporters:

Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse

This training program is offered both as a three-hour overview and as a six-hour comprehensive presentation. The program reviews the elements of child abuse, including the legal definitions and categories and indicators of abuse. The training provides an overview of mandated reporting obligations, including how to make a report, protections for those who report and liabilities for failing to report. Available in English and Spanish.

Upcoming Virtual Sessions

These live sessions are open to any mandated reporters at no cost.
Pre-registration is required and each person must log in through separate devices, using the unique access link emailed to them after registration to receive credit.
Virtual Sessions in October (click here)

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Recognizing and Responding to Child Neglect

This three-hour training will assist professionals to identify, report and prevent child neglect. The training helps participants to recognize signs of neglect in children, determine when and how to make a referral, understand General Protective Services and agency procedures, and develop prevention and intervention strategies.

2. On-Demand Online Training

Although the best way to receive training on recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect is through interactive, in-person training, PFSA offers a self-paced, online alternative for mandated reporters in both English and Spanish for both the Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse curriculum AND the Responding to Disclosures of Child Abuse curriculum. Cost is $30.

Please allow 3 hours to complete this training

Audio is required for some portions of this training

You can stop and restart the training if needed, progress is saved incrementally (use the link that is sent to your email to get back in)

Please use an updated, supported browser such as Edge, Chrome, Firefox or Safari (not Internet Explorer).

Be sure to register for the training with the name of the person who is taking the training. If the training is for your license, be sure to enter your name as it appears on your license.

No refunds, transfers or substitutions are permitted after registration.

3. Train-the-Trainer Program

PFSA's curriculum is approved by the Department of Human Services, Education and State and meets all requirements for mandated reporters to receive training in recognizing and reporting child abuse (including ACT 126). Our curriculum is approved for Act 48 credits (Department of Education) and Act 31 credits (Department of State) for required training of mandated reporters.

Cost for the three-year contract is $1,000 per organizational trainer, which can be paid in yearly increments of $400 (year 1), $300 (year 2) and $300 (year 3).

What does an organizational trainer do?

The organizational trainer teaches PFSA's "Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse" course content to his/her colleagues within their organization. The trainer helps participants complete the activities and answers questions, especially regarding specific situations that come up within their organization. Staff with experience working with the child welfare system and who possess a high comfort level training colleagues makes excellent candidates for TTT.

How does PFSA prepare organizational trainers for this important role?

Our TTT session is two full days of instruction, practice sessions, and review of our comprehensive Trainer's Guide. TTT is taught by our corps of master trainers, professionals with decades of experience who have been providing PFSA's training in the field. The Trainer's Guide, included in the TTT session, is an organizational tool for arranging facilities, people, time, and materials for training. It also presents information to improve general training skills. During the TTT, participants will learn how to use the guide when facilitating organizational trainings. After participating in the TTT Program, trainers will have knowledge and experience to keep everyone up-to-date on mandated reporter requirements.

What happens after the TTT session?

If you've ever had the experience of attending training, but not having support to actually use the training when it's needed on the job, you understand the importance of ongoing technical assistance. PFSA views the TTT session as just the beginning of equipping mandated reporters with the skills they need to protect kids. In addition to the comprehensive training session and guide, we provide free update trainings whenever there are amendments to the CPSL, ongoing technical assistance regarding mandated reporting (when you call our toll-free number, you speak directly with our expert staff) and trainer development teleconferences to increase the skill and expertise of the organizational trainers. Your organization will enter into a three-year partnership with PFSA in order to insure continuity of training and availability of resources.

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Mandated Reporter Training | Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance

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Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance is the recognized leader in Pennsylvania for mandated reporter training; we train thousands of mandated reporters each year. PFSA has been supporting mandated reporters for more than 20 years.

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https://www.paetep.com/iu4/

Use the username and password directions that Crystal sent to you in your email.

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Use the username and password that was given to you in the paperwork that Dawn gave you this afternoon!

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Grasp and Grow KeepCurrent Early Education Management Application For Public

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Use this guidebook to guide you as you move through our student information system.

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Smartboard Training will be scheduled for you!

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This 4-hour presentation meets the criteria for Act 71