Sexual Misconduct: Staff-to-Student
ADA Title II Evaluation and Transition Plans
Americans with Disabilities Act Overview
Conflict Management: Managing the Angry Parent
Conflict Management: Staff-to-Staff
Conflict Management: Student-to-Student
Discrimination Awareness in the Workplace
Diversity Awareness: Staff-to-Staff
Diversity Awareness: Staff-to-Student
Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
FERPA: Confidentiality of Records
General Ethics in the Workplace
Sexual Harassment: Staff-to-Staff
Sexual Harassment: Student Issues & Response
Sexual Misconduct: Staff-to-Student
Workplace Bullying: Awareness and Prevention
Workplace Violence: Awareness and Prevention
View All CategoriesWhile the vast number of school staff members are competent, capable and caring professionals, sexual misconduct by staff members involving students unfortunately does happen. Sexual misconduct has a profound and lasting impact on the student, school, community and staff member as well. In this course, you’ll learn about the obligation of every staff member to provide an appropriate level of care for all students. Specifically, this course will explore the definition of sexual misconduct, the legal obligations of school staff members, signs of sexual misconduct by staff members and how to create clear professional boundaries that protect you as well as students. The content in this course was designed with care and sensitivity; however, some may find certain topics personally upsetting, especially for survivors of sexual abuse or assault. If you need to talk with someone, contact your administrator or a related resource in your community.
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Full Course - 37 minutes
This version is designed to educate teachers, coaches and support staff members about the standards of care required for the education profession – including the legal requirements. -
Full Course (en Espanol) - 25 minutes
This version is designed for all native spanish-speaking employees