The January PIC has information on National School Counseling Week, the SDSCA pre-conference at the SDCA conference, and the SDSCA awards. ![]()
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Our ASCA partnered newsletter features information and ideas for helping your students cope with violence in their lives. Click here to read it now!
IN THIS ISSUE: President's Message: Ports in the Storm On the Other Side of the Bars: Incarcerated Parents When Domestic Violence, Children and Schools Collide Learn how to prepare for situations related to domestic violence, and understand effective interventions. Teens and Dating Violence What to watch for and steps to take when working with teens who are experiencing dating violence. K-12 Students with Incarcerated Parents When children face stigma, shame, and isolation, school counselors can help end the cycle of imprisonment and achieve academic success. Breaking the Silence around Sibling Abuse Learn steps to address this common issue that often goes undetected and causes grave harm to its victims. Student Threat Assessment Know the three essential steps to prepare your school for threat assessment. Remember: click links and ads to learn more, access resources, and respond. You can print pages or download PDFs (of individual pages or the whole issue) from the link. Here is a great resource when you are trying to figure out who to contact at the DOE! ![]()
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