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Registration Open! The 15th Annual Safe Schools Conference
The 15th Annual Safe Schools Conference
Thursday, February 16th, 2012
Keynote Speakers
Margaret Trudeau - Celebrated Canadian & Mental Health Advocate
Margaret Trudeau became the youngest Prime Minister’s wife in Canadian history, when she married Pierre Elliot Trudeau at the age of 22. She has led a rich and interesting life, raising five children and travelling the country and the world extensively.
Trudeau has authored three books, including her latest, Changing My Mind, which has topped the best selling charts. Margaret discusses with candour and insight the bi-polar condition she has struggled with all her life and shares her journey of recovery, acceptance and hope with the wish that others suffering will reach out and get the help they need.
Dr. Stanley Kutcher - Sun Life Chair in Adolescent Mental Health, Dalhousie University
Dr. Kutcher is an internationally-renowned expert in the area of adolescent mental health and a national and international leader in mental health research, advocacy, training, policy, and health services innovation. Dr. Kutcher uses his considerable expertise to advance the work of the Sun Life Financial Chair in Adolescent Mental Health, building awareness and knowledge about mental health in young people through the development of programs that address adolescent mental health promotion, education and research, locally, nationally and internationally.
Valuable Presentations, Insights and Case Studies from Leading Experts Across Ontario!
Over 20 Different Workshops Covering a Wide Variety of Safe Schools Issues!
Atelier en français - détails à venir!
Who Will Benefit?
- Principals, Vice-Principals & Teachers in both Elementary & Secondary Schools
- School Board Trustees & Administrators
- School Council Members & Parents
- Board Psychologists, Social Workers & Support Personnel
- Police & Law Enforcement Officials
- Government Personnel
- Educational Leadership Candidates
- School Bus Drivers
- School Board IT Support
- Suspensions & Expulsions Staff
The full conference brochure, program and further information can be found HERE.
WORKSHOP ROTATION #1
1-A) Strategies to Manage Complex Legal Matters Involving Students and Staff
Presented by: Robert Keel, Keel Cottrelle LLP
1-B) Social Media & The Law
Presented by: Eric Roher, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
1-C) Transforming School Culture with the Human Touch
Presented by: Arthur Lockhart, Arthur Biffis & Brad Hutchinson
1-D) Because I’m A Girl: Empowering Our Female Youth
Presented by: Leanne Nicolle, Plan Canada
1-E) Worrisome Behaviours and Pathway to Violence/Due Diligence of Using Elements of the Restorative Practice Framework as Violence Prevention
Presented by: Mel Barkwill & Bruce Schenk, Director, IIRP
1-F) Central Public School: Spec Ops - A Case Study
Presented by: Kieran Kennedy, Upper Canada District School Board
1-G) Engaging LGBTQ Students: Fostering a Climate of Support
Presented by: Tyler Johnson, Toronto District School Board
1-H) Les gangs de rue et intimidation: s’informer pour mieux agir
Jean François Thibodeau, Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario
WORKSHOP ROTATION #2
2-A) Social Media For Success And Safety
Presented by: Scott Mills, Toronto Police Services
2-B) The Adolescent Brain
Presented by: Dr. Jim Stieben, York University
2-C) The Toronto Argonauts Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program:
A program success that’s basis is on personal accounts and student empowerment.
Presented by: Jason Colero, The Toronto Argonauts
2-D) School Safety Collaboration
Presented by: Robert Williams, Peel Regional Police
2-E) The ABCs of Mental Health – A Teacher & Parent Resource
Presented by: Bethann Levinson, The Hincks-Dellcrest Centre
2-F) ADHD in the Classroom: More than Inattention
Presented by: Heidi Bernhardt, Centre for ADHD Awareness Canada
2-G) My Top 10 Lessons Learned In Over 10 Years Making Schools Safer for LGBTQ People
Presented by: Michael Erickson, Toronto District School Board
2-H) La gestion de crise : Les ingrédients nécessaires afin de reconnaitre et répondre adéquatement aux risques!
Présentateur: Steve Hall, Strategic Improvement Company
WORKSHOP ROTATION #3
3-A) Power to Change: A Camp for Youth with Relational Aggression Issues
Presented by: Kevin Cutler, Ministry of Education
3-B) Self-Injury & the Internet Among Youth
Presented by: Dr. Stephen Lewis, University of Guelph
3-C) Managing Challenging Interactions with Parents
Presented by: Mark Loya, Durham District School Board
3-D) Gangs & Street Crimes
Presented by: Inspector Norm English, Peel Regional Police
3-E) Developing Digital Citizenship: Fostering Safe Online Activity
Presented by: Ryan Moreau, Kiwi Seminars
3-F) Substance Use and Youth 101
Presented by: Blake Humble, YMCA of Greater Toronto, Youth Substance Abuse Program
3-G) Utiliser les médias sociaux avec succès en toute sécurité
Presentateur: Scott Mills, Toronto Police Services
CONFERENCE LOCATION
The conference is located at The International Centre, 6900 Airport Road in Mississauga, on the northeast corner of Airport and Derry Roads, and approximately 3 kilometres from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport (YYZ).
For detailed directions, travelling by car, bus, train or air, please visit http://www.internationalcentre.com/maps-and-directions or call 1.800.445.8667.
HOTEL RESERVATIONS
The official hotel for the conference is the Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel & Suites. Reservations can be made directly with the hotel prior to February 10, 2012, by calling 1.800.445.8667. Please use the booking code CSSN12 to receive the special conference rate of $139/night + tax.
Please note: this booking code is not applicable online.
A Shuttle Service between the Hotel and The International Centre will be available in the a.m. and p.m. on February 16.
REGISTRATION FEE
$299/person (before January 20, 2012)
$329/person (after January 20, 2012)
Includes parking, breakfast, lunch, workshops, networking breaks and conference materials. Payment is required in advance.
We will attempt to meet the request of every attendee in terms of workshop choices, but encourage you to register early in order to ensure availability in the workshops of your choice. Workshops will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
The Canadian Safe School Network (CSSN) may be recording portions of the conference for future archival use.
Please note your registration is not considered officially confirmed until we receive payment. The email address provided will be used to send you confirmation of your registration and receipt of payment.
CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations must be received in writing by February 10th, 2012. You will receive a refund less a $25.00 administration fee. If you register for the program and do not attend, you are liable for the full registration fee unless you cancel according to the terms stated above. Delegate substitution is always permitted.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, workshops may change without notice.
The full conference brochure, program and further information can be found HERE.
Thursday, February 16th, 2012
Keynote Speakers
Margaret Trudeau - Celebrated Canadian & Mental Health Advocate
Margaret Trudeau became the youngest Prime Minister’s wife in Canadian history, when she married Pierre Elliot Trudeau at the age of 22. She has led a rich and interesting life, raising five children and travelling the country and the world extensively.
Trudeau has authored three books, including her latest, Changing My Mind, which has topped the best selling charts. Margaret discusses with candour and insight the bi-polar condition she has struggled with all her life and shares her journey of recovery, acceptance and hope with the wish that others suffering will reach out and get the help they need.
Dr. Stanley Kutcher - Sun Life Chair in Adolescent Mental Health, Dalhousie University
Dr. Kutcher is an internationally-renowned expert in the area of adolescent mental health and a national and international leader in mental health research, advocacy, training, policy, and health services innovation. Dr. Kutcher uses his considerable expertise to advance the work of the Sun Life Financial Chair in Adolescent Mental Health, building awareness and knowledge about mental health in young people through the development of programs that address adolescent mental health promotion, education and research, locally, nationally and internationally.
Valuable Presentations, Insights and Case Studies from Leading Experts Across Ontario!
Over 20 Different Workshops Covering a Wide Variety of Safe Schools Issues!
Atelier en français - détails à venir!
Who Will Benefit?
- Principals, Vice-Principals & Teachers in both Elementary & Secondary Schools
- School Board Trustees & Administrators
- School Council Members & Parents
- Board Psychologists, Social Workers & Support Personnel
- Police & Law Enforcement Officials
- Government Personnel
- Educational Leadership Candidates
- School Bus Drivers
- School Board IT Support
- Suspensions & Expulsions Staff
The full conference brochure, program and further information can be found HERE.
WORKSHOP ROTATION #1
1-A) Strategies to Manage Complex Legal Matters Involving Students and Staff
Presented by: Robert Keel, Keel Cottrelle LLP
1-B) Social Media & The Law
Presented by: Eric Roher, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
1-C) Transforming School Culture with the Human Touch
Presented by: Arthur Lockhart, Arthur Biffis & Brad Hutchinson
1-D) Because I’m A Girl: Empowering Our Female Youth
Presented by: Leanne Nicolle, Plan Canada
1-E) Worrisome Behaviours and Pathway to Violence/Due Diligence of Using Elements of the Restorative Practice Framework as Violence Prevention
Presented by: Mel Barkwill & Bruce Schenk, Director, IIRP
1-F) Central Public School: Spec Ops - A Case Study
Presented by: Kieran Kennedy, Upper Canada District School Board
1-G) Engaging LGBTQ Students: Fostering a Climate of Support
Presented by: Tyler Johnson, Toronto District School Board
1-H) Les gangs de rue et intimidation: s’informer pour mieux agir
Jean François Thibodeau, Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario
WORKSHOP ROTATION #2
2-A) Social Media For Success And Safety
Presented by: Scott Mills, Toronto Police Services
2-B) The Adolescent Brain
Presented by: Dr. Jim Stieben, York University
2-C) The Toronto Argonauts Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program:
A program success that’s basis is on personal accounts and student empowerment.
Presented by: Jason Colero, The Toronto Argonauts
2-D) School Safety Collaboration
Presented by: Robert Williams, Peel Regional Police
2-E) The ABCs of Mental Health – A Teacher & Parent Resource
Presented by: Bethann Levinson, The Hincks-Dellcrest Centre
2-F) ADHD in the Classroom: More than Inattention
Presented by: Heidi Bernhardt, Centre for ADHD Awareness Canada
2-G) My Top 10 Lessons Learned In Over 10 Years Making Schools Safer for LGBTQ People
Presented by: Michael Erickson, Toronto District School Board
2-H) La gestion de crise : Les ingrédients nécessaires afin de reconnaitre et répondre adéquatement aux risques!
Présentateur: Steve Hall, Strategic Improvement Company
WORKSHOP ROTATION #3
3-A) Power to Change: A Camp for Youth with Relational Aggression Issues
Presented by: Kevin Cutler, Ministry of Education
3-B) Self-Injury & the Internet Among Youth
Presented by: Dr. Stephen Lewis, University of Guelph
3-C) Managing Challenging Interactions with Parents
Presented by: Mark Loya, Durham District School Board
3-D) Gangs & Street Crimes
Presented by: Inspector Norm English, Peel Regional Police
3-E) Developing Digital Citizenship: Fostering Safe Online Activity
Presented by: Ryan Moreau, Kiwi Seminars
3-F) Substance Use and Youth 101
Presented by: Blake Humble, YMCA of Greater Toronto, Youth Substance Abuse Program
3-G) Utiliser les médias sociaux avec succès en toute sécurité
Presentateur: Scott Mills, Toronto Police Services
CONFERENCE LOCATION
The conference is located at The International Centre, 6900 Airport Road in Mississauga, on the northeast corner of Airport and Derry Roads, and approximately 3 kilometres from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport (YYZ).
For detailed directions, travelling by car, bus, train or air, please visit http://www.internationalcentre.com/maps-and-directions or call 1.800.445.8667.
HOTEL RESERVATIONS
The official hotel for the conference is the Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel & Suites. Reservations can be made directly with the hotel prior to February 10, 2012, by calling 1.800.445.8667. Please use the booking code CSSN12 to receive the special conference rate of $139/night + tax.
Please note: this booking code is not applicable online.
A Shuttle Service between the Hotel and The International Centre will be available in the a.m. and p.m. on February 16.
REGISTRATION FEE
$299/person (before January 20, 2012)
$329/person (after January 20, 2012)
Includes parking, breakfast, lunch, workshops, networking breaks and conference materials. Payment is required in advance.
We will attempt to meet the request of every attendee in terms of workshop choices, but encourage you to register early in order to ensure availability in the workshops of your choice. Workshops will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
The Canadian Safe School Network (CSSN) may be recording portions of the conference for future archival use.
Please note your registration is not considered officially confirmed until we receive payment. The email address provided will be used to send you confirmation of your registration and receipt of payment.
CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations must be received in writing by February 10th, 2012. You will receive a refund less a $25.00 administration fee. If you register for the program and do not attend, you are liable for the full registration fee unless you cancel according to the terms stated above. Delegate substitution is always permitted.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, workshops may change without notice.
The full conference brochure, program and further information can be found HERE.