Aug 31st 30 Min. Web Meeting on S.A.F.E. TEAM and Web Tools.
Final August Webinar (Aug 31st 8pm Central) We are now offering web meetings to share "LIVE" the web-based technology that supports the S.A.F.E. TEAM Program. Register here and share it with your friends who want to engage more fathers/families and provide a safer learning environment.
Interview by AL PIRC with S.A.F.E. TEAM
As you develop an organization nationally, you will also develop key relationships within states around the country. One of those relationships for us is with AL PIRC and AL PTA. At the AL PTA convention, our Chief Inspirational Officer, Scott Huse, sat down for an interview with the AL PTA's Program Chair/ AL PIRC Director, Sherri Wilson. We had posted the podcast link back in May, but here's the video shot during the interview. Take a few minutes to watch both Part 1 and 2.
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S.A.F.E. TEAM’s podcast interview with AL PIRC
Join host Sherri Wilson, AL PIRC Director, as she interviews Scott Huse, the Chief Inspirational Officer of S.A.F.E. TEAM (Schools And Families Engaged).
Why START a S.A.F.E. TEAM
This presentation was taped while Scott Huse, (Chief Inspirational Officer for S.A.F.E.) delivered the keynote during a state school counselor conference. This 23 minute video will provide you the inspiration and education for understanding, family, education and WHY to START the S.A.F.E. TEAM program within your school or school district.
Grab a sandwich and drink, sit back and listen. Actively engaging families is the key to success in education.
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Grants for your School/District
As with all federal grant competitions, they had many more applicants than they could fund. But that doesn’t mean they can’t help those who didn’t win (or even apply for) grants. The feds have an excellent technical assistance center with innumerable free resources that districts can use to improve their preparedness at http://remstacenter.org/. I urge you to avail yourself of the materials available there.