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Need to build relationships to make stronger connections

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Karie
*Often we only see behavior and not what lies below the surface of the iceberg

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The need for safe and supportive values in school

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You have identified an urgency to act and your staff is ready! Let's review some action steps you may take. We will ensure we're measuring the success of our actions along the way. (Molly)

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Show some parts of the presentation from tonight. Videos to highlight the small changes that can be made.
Jenn

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- SSS can be a school-wide framework and umbrella that can encompass a lot of other initiatives that a school might already have invested in/buy-in with (ex: SEL, RJ, etc)
- Majority of students in a building have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma (above 60%!)
- Focusing on the whole child can produce positive outcomes in many areas - competence, behavior, relationships, emotional/physical well-being
- Can begin with small, classroom practices and grow from there
- Will help school solve multi-faceted problems

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prevalence of trauma (ACEs study)

how trauma negatively impacts learning

what trauma in children looks like for different age groups (fight, flight, or freeze behaviors)

play into district's urgency....identify current problems (ie. behavioral discipline) and relate to trauma

how creating a safe, supportive school can help

where to add these supports....how it can play into the school culture/system through such methods as PBIS

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Brief background of how and why trauma affects school performance

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Brief background of how and why trauma affects school performance

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1. Trauma is prevalent and has negative affects on learning outcomes as well as student ability to manage their behavior and build relationships.
2. We have seen a recent rise in physical altercations within the school and a trauma sensitive approach can help address this problem.
3. I would also highlight relevant data in making my case and share anecdotal evidence and/or case studies where a trauma sensitive approach worked in other similar schools/districts.

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Karie
*We must look at the whole child
*Basic needs must be met before learning can happen
*Students must feel safe

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A trauma informed school supports student needs in the four domains of the whole child. When the school climate is positive, students have more success. Research proves that creating trauma sensitive schools not only empower educators, but positively impact culture and address community issues. (Molly)

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What Trauma is and how it impacts students
What a safe and supportive school is
and how it can impact the entire school and community

Jenn

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Explain what Trauma is and what it looks like.

Explain Traumas impact on education

Give examples of how a whole school approach to trauma sensitivity would benefit all involved

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Karie
*It can be something small

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Karie
*Relationship building
*Everyone is impacted by trauma