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Legal Issues And Risk & Threat Conference
CSSN is pleased to announce another upcoming professional development opportunity!
This informative one-day conference on Friday, November 25th will examine current and emerging legal issues and balancing learning outcomes with today’s reality.
Presenters Include:
Social Media and The Law
Presented by: Eric Roher, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Social media has become the centrepiece of student social life. Parents, educators and advocates have grown increasingly concerned about the role of cell phones, text messages, blogs, wikis, websites and social networks in the lives of young adults.
This session will address:
• What is the role and responsibility of Ontario schools and school leaders in responding to off-school conduct?
• What policies and procedures should be put in place?
• In an incident involving social media, at what stage should the school get involved?
• When and how should school administrators undertake an investigation?
• What steps can be taken to teach students and school staff how to manage their electronic reputations?
Special Education: Safety Issues
Presented by: Jennifer Trepanier, Keel Cottrelle LLP
This session will focus on the safety issues relating to special education including:
1. BILL 168: risk of injury, harassment, work refusal
2. EXCLUSIONS: s. 265(1)(m)
3. LOCK-DOWNS: Police Protocol
4. FIRE SAFETY ISSUES
5. FASD TRAINING
"The Restorative Practice Framework" applied to "Assessment of Risk and Threat" and "The Pathway to Violence"
Presented by: Mel Barkwill, Canadian Safe School Network & Detective Tony Whetham, Threat Assessment Coordinator, Durham Regional Police
This presentation will review a continuum of behaviours that typically do warrant a threat assessment to those worrisome behaviours of risk and uncertainty that do not. How does this relate to the Pathway to Violence? What do mental health experts say to watch for? How does the Restorative Practice Framework as a school operating system impact on risks and threats?
Restorative Justice: How It Will Increase Accountability, Reduce Recidivism and Make You Safer.
Presented by: Chief Vern White, Ottawa Police Service
The introduction of Restorative Justice modeling in the workplace is something each of us wrestle with as we attempt to deal with performance/discipline/respectful workplace issues. There is an opportunity to do just that if we embrace the workplace issues from a restorative practices approach. This session will focus on restorative practices and the opportunities to improve relationships and accept responsibility.
Details
Registration Fee: $229.00/person
Includes: Light breakfast, lunch and breaks.
Payment is required in advance and can be made by cheque, Visa, American Express or Master Card. Please make cheques payable to the Canadian Safe School Network and write the registrant’s name on the face of the cheque.
Cancellations: Cancellations must be received in writing by November9, 2011. You will be eligible for 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 these terms.
Spirale Banquet & Conference Centre
888 Don Mills Road, Toronto ON
416.391.5888
Convenient accommodation is available at The Crown Plaza Don Valley (1.877.474.6835) or The Westin Prince Hotel (416.444.2511)
Directions: The Conference Centre is located on Don Mills Road, just north of Eglinton Ave. East and just west of the Don Valley Parkway, in North York. Parking is available on-site, free of charge.
Registration is now open online. To register, you will need to create a member login. If you already have one, simply log-in and click on the tab Conference Registration. You can also download a registration form and send it in by fax.
This informative one-day conference on Friday, November 25th will examine current and emerging legal issues and balancing learning outcomes with today’s reality.
Presenters Include:
Social Media and The Law
Presented by: Eric Roher, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Social media has become the centrepiece of student social life. Parents, educators and advocates have grown increasingly concerned about the role of cell phones, text messages, blogs, wikis, websites and social networks in the lives of young adults.
This session will address:
• What is the role and responsibility of Ontario schools and school leaders in responding to off-school conduct?
• What policies and procedures should be put in place?
• In an incident involving social media, at what stage should the school get involved?
• When and how should school administrators undertake an investigation?
• What steps can be taken to teach students and school staff how to manage their electronic reputations?
Special Education: Safety Issues
Presented by: Jennifer Trepanier, Keel Cottrelle LLP
This session will focus on the safety issues relating to special education including:
1. BILL 168: risk of injury, harassment, work refusal
2. EXCLUSIONS: s. 265(1)(m)
3. LOCK-DOWNS: Police Protocol
4. FIRE SAFETY ISSUES
5. FASD TRAINING
"The Restorative Practice Framework" applied to "Assessment of Risk and Threat" and "The Pathway to Violence"
Presented by: Mel Barkwill, Canadian Safe School Network & Detective Tony Whetham, Threat Assessment Coordinator, Durham Regional Police
This presentation will review a continuum of behaviours that typically do warrant a threat assessment to those worrisome behaviours of risk and uncertainty that do not. How does this relate to the Pathway to Violence? What do mental health experts say to watch for? How does the Restorative Practice Framework as a school operating system impact on risks and threats?
Restorative Justice: How It Will Increase Accountability, Reduce Recidivism and Make You Safer.
Presented by: Chief Vern White, Ottawa Police Service
The introduction of Restorative Justice modeling in the workplace is something each of us wrestle with as we attempt to deal with performance/discipline/respectful workplace issues. There is an opportunity to do just that if we embrace the workplace issues from a restorative practices approach. This session will focus on restorative practices and the opportunities to improve relationships and accept responsibility.
Details
Registration Fee: $229.00/person
Includes: Light breakfast, lunch and breaks.
Payment is required in advance and can be made by cheque, Visa, American Express or Master Card. Please make cheques payable to the Canadian Safe School Network and write the registrant’s name on the face of the cheque.
Cancellations: Cancellations must be received in writing by November9, 2011. You will be eligible for 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 these terms.
Spirale Banquet & Conference Centre
888 Don Mills Road, Toronto ON
416.391.5888
Convenient accommodation is available at The Crown Plaza Don Valley (1.877.474.6835) or The Westin Prince Hotel (416.444.2511)
Directions: The Conference Centre is located on Don Mills Road, just north of Eglinton Ave. East and just west of the Don Valley Parkway, in North York. Parking is available on-site, free of charge.
Registration is now open online. To register, you will need to create a member login. If you already have one, simply log-in and click on the tab Conference Registration. You can also download a registration form and send it in by fax.