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Type 1 Diabetes in the Classroom: Here’s What I Wish You Knew

Upcoming Programs

Monday, Jul. 7 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time
Type 1 Diabetes in the Classroom: Here's What I Wish You Knew
Presented by Bruna Presz, School Program Director, Diabetes Network of Arizona; and Bailee Perreault, Development Director and Registered Nurse, Diabetes Network of Arizona
Sponsored by Diabetes Network of Arizona

Tuesday, Jul. 15 at 2 p.m. Eastern Time
Rethinking School Safety: Building a Culture of Prevention, Protection, and Preparedness
Presented by Joe McKenna, Ph.D., Former Deputy Superintendent and National School Safety Trainer; and Katherine Schweit, Attorney, Author, Retired FBI Executive, Schweit Consulting LLC
Sponsored by Navigate360

 

Watch Our Most Recent edLeader Panel

Integrating Behavioral Threat Assessment into Your System of Supports
Presented by Dewey Cornell, Ph.D., Virgil S. Ward Professor of Education, School of Education and Human Development, University of Virginia; and Ellina Xiong, Ph.D., NCSP, MTSS Practice Lead, Branching Minds

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