Safe & Inclusive Schools

Challenge Day is an experiential social and emotional learning program that offers students an opportunity to shift toward greater school connectedness, empathy, and inclusivity.

ACT held its first quarterly meeting on September 26, 2018 and reviewed actions that have been taken on their recommendations.

Eight staff members attend training at Alameda County Office of Education

More than 50 teachers, instructional assistants, and office staff attended trainings at the Los Angeles based Museum of Tolerance. Participants looked at issues of discrimination and oppression from a historical perspective, as well as present day. Classes covered a robust curriculum with the domains of Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action. Each domain have five CCSS aligned standards that spanned a k-12 continuum. We will continue to have conversations as to how this can be implemented into our classrooms. It was a meaningful and powerful training for all who attended.

These are documents related to Safe and Inclusive Schools dating from before 2018.