Universal Categories Include:

Civil Discourse

Connecting LRE to Classroom Subjects (Middle/High)

Decision-Making Process

Facts on Alcohol

Facts on Medical Marijuana

Facts on Recreational Marijuana

Freedom of Speech

Misusing and Abusing RX & OTC Drugs

Petitioning Government

Religious Freedom

Role of an SRO

Why LRE?

http://www.azleg.gov/ars/13/02911.docx

This class provides the direction and clarification for why an SRO is requested to be on the campus and what the role of the SRO is in his/her professional duties.

Role of an SSO Lesson Plan ( docx, 65 KB )

This lesson will help students understand why you are there to teach LRE. LRE is the teaching of rules, laws, and the legal system that actively involves students to prepare them for responsible citizenship.

Best Practices ( doc, 52 KB )

Factor Strips ( pptx, 57 KB )

Why LRE Lesson Plan ( docx, 51 KB )

Decision Making Process Lesson Plan ( docx, 53 KB )

Scenarios ( pptx, 41 KB )

This is a two-hour Mandatory Reporting Training where we will discuss advocacy centers, signs of child abuse and neglect, mandatory reporter statutes, provide contact information to law enforcement and the Department of Child Safety (DCS), and review the Arizona Multidisciplinary Protocol for the Investigation of Child Abuse (not including Tribal areas).

1. Understand the myths of sexual abuse so that myths do not stand in the way of reporting.

2. Learn how sex offenders operate.

3. Recognize the four types of abuse.

4. Learn who is a mandatory reporter.

5. Know when and how to report.

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/video/1516855

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Zl-PjpsekU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fiuvT7zRDA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuY1W5bgCqs

L1 When is it Bullying

L2 When is it Not a Joke

L3 Cyberbullying

L4 When is it Bullying by Filming

L5 When is it Bullying by Social Aggression

L6 When is it Time to Stand Up for Others and When is it Not

L7 Bonus Lesson Bully Bingo

L1 Violence in Communication

L2 Avoiding Verbal Assault

L3 Effects of Verbal Threats and Harassment

L4 Discouraging Non-Verbal Aggression

L5 Assertive Communication on Social Media

L6 Benefits of Conflict Resolution

L1 What is Cyberbullying

L2 Cyberbullying and Social Media

L3 Consequences of Cyberbullying

L4 Direct Intervention

L5 Reporting Cyberbullying

L6 Cybardy Game Review

Bullying vs. Conflict Lesson Plan

Bullying & Conflict Strips

Building Trust with Effective Communications

Reporting Know How

Safe Applications

Setting Safety Features on Smartphones

Should Youth be Monitored Online

Stream Safe

Everlasting Instagram

Facing Facebook

Falling for Tumblr

It's a Snapchat

Social Media Teens

Understanding Twitter

What's Up with WhatsApp?

Truancy Prevention Partnership Lesson Plan

Truancy Prevention Partnership Role Cards

Target Audience: This intervention works best for students struggling with maintaining positive relationships, exhibiting disruptive behaviors, or needing extra emotional support. It provides a safe outlet for students to communicate with a trusted adult.

Strategy 2: Partnered Communications

Strategy 3: Family + Student Questionnaires

Strategy 4: Community Building Meetings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP7GJ72UxsA&t=1s

PBIS Guide on how to implement CICO:

https://www.pbisrewards.com/blog/check-in-check-out-behavior-intervention/

SROs/SSOs and JPOs can refer to this resource to improve their ability to serve as a daily positive role model for students

1. Fostering social connections will reduce feelings of isolation, loneliness, and sadness and increase positive feelings such as social connectedness, happiness, and hopefulness.

2. The increased school engagement will generalize to increased school attendance, and classroom participation.

! Please note: When involving an officer where a violation of the law has occurred, it will leave the decision to cite or arrest wholly within the officer’s discretion. 

Within the role of Law Enforcement Professional, SROs may: 

• Respond to emergency situations:

• Act as a first responder:

• Investigate law violations:

• Provide safety consultations:

• Provide training/lessons:

• Perform safety surveillance:

• Conduct Behavioral Threat Assessments:

• Use de-escalation strategies:

• Implement CPTED:

• Collaborate with local law enforcement:

Student Focused:

1. Universal LRE - These lessons are typically provided to a large school audience, such as through an assembly.  The purpose of these lessons are to address Tier 1 problems that were identified in the needs assessment. 

2. Cohort LRE - These lessons are targeted for specific classrooms or grade levels experiencing specific concerns identified in your needs assessment. Cohort LRE typically includes 4-6 lessons per topic.

Adult Focused: 

3. Community/Teacher LRE - These lessons are targeted towards providing information or training to your school’s parents/community and teachers.

“Positive Role Model” adapted from The Successful School Resource Officer Program by Anne J. Atkinson, PhD

Law enforcement officers can best serve as positive role models by:

• Mentoring students who may commit or have committed law violations to:

• Reinforces school rules and good choices through school positive behavior rewards systems, such as PBIS.

• Models self-regulation and social skills, this may include:

• Providing prevention programming for risk behaviors such as:

• Show genuine interest in students and the school community by:

• Risk behavior/crime prevention resources:

• Referrals to community resources:

Cohort Categories Include:

4th Amendment, Addressing Bullying Behaviors, Assertive Action, Campus Crime Watch, Campus Safety: A Weapon, Free Zone, Cellphone Use: What's Legal?, Conflict in Families, Cost of Delinquency, Creating a Safe Campus, Cyber Decisions, Discouraging Violence through Healthy Communication, Drugs, Financial Gains, Forming Safe and Healthy Relationships, Gang Prevention Cohort, Healthy Communications, Human Trafficking, Illicit Use of Legal Drugs, Impact of Social Media, Is it Okay if?, Keeping School Cool: Reducing Aggressive Behaviors, Marijuana: Be Informed, Mock Trial 101, Opioid Impact, Outstanding Upstanders, Positive Actions and Reactions, Power Against Bullying, Power of Passengers, Preventing Dangerous Situations in School, Respect for Authority, Safety, Screen Time Skills, Smart Online Communication, Socializing in a World of Technology, Status Offenses, Story Time with LRE, Student Expression on Campus, Successful Citizenship in My School Community, Survive the Drive, Teasing, Taunting and Pranking, Technology, Theft, Think Before You Post, Toxic Vapors, Truancy, Understanding Differences, What Can I Bring to School?, and more!

Community/Teacher LRE Categories:

Bullying vs. Conflict

Guarding the Gaming Experience

Social Media Savvy

Tech Safety in Your Community

Truancy Prevention Partnership

Civil Discourse Lesson Plan ( docx, 55 KB )

Civil Discourse Resources ( pptx, 55 KB )

Freedom of Speech Signs ( pptx, 39 KB )

Participating in Freedom of Speech Lesson Plan ( docx, 59 KB )

Bottle Labels ( pptx, 86 KB )

Misusing and Abusing RX & OTC Drugs Lesson Plan ( docx, 54 KB )

Consequences of Recreational Marijuana Lesson plan ( docx, 54 KB )

Symptoms of Marijuana Strips ( docx, 13 KB )

Role #2: Law-Related Educator 

Role #3: Positive Role-Model 

Results and Recommendations

-From Social Isolation to Connection

Say Something (Grades K-12)

-From Bystanders to Upstanders

Say Something Anonymous Reporting System (Grades 4-12)

-Connect with a Trusted Adult 24/7/365

SAVE (Students Against Violence Everywhere) Promise Club

-Empower Students to Keep Schools Safe

Every year, life skills are increasingly sought after by employers and colleges. In Minnesota, these skills are also included in our Career and College Readiness framework.

Lessons by Grade Level:

• PreK Grade Lessons

• K-3 Grade Lessons

• 4-5 Grade Lessons

• 6-8 Grade Lessons

• 9-12 Grade Lessons

Every year, life skills are increasingly sought after by employers and colleges. In Minnesota, these skills are also included in our Career and College Readiness framework.

Lessons by Grade Level:

• K-3 Grade Lessons

• 4-5 Grade Lessons

• 6-8 Grade Lessons

• 9-12 Grade Lessons

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