MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING FOR EDUCATORS Sample Clauses

MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING FOR EDUCATORS. The School Mental Health Support Team will provide onsite mental health and trauma informed training including de-escalation training for up to a minimum of 6 hours per school year for all staff. The training will be spread throughout the school year and can be a combination of formal training and ongoing consultation with individual staff members. Each site team will work to schedule training according to needs, school schedules and in coordination with the building administrator. Mental health support team members can request support from their designated department leads as needed.
MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING FOR EDUCATORS. The School Mental Health Support Team will provide onsite mental health and trauma informed training including de-escalation training each school year for all staff. The training will be spread throughout the school year and can be a combination of formal training and ongoing consultation with individual staff members. Each site team will work to schedule training according to needs, school schedules and in coordination with the building administrator. Mental health support team members can request support from their designated department leads as needed.
MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING FOR EDUCATORS. The School Mental Health Support Team will provide onsite mental health and trauma informed training including de-escalation training each school year for all staff. The training will be spread throughout the school year and can be a combination of formal training and ongoing consultation with individual staff members. Each site team will work to schedule training according to needs, school schedules and in coordination with the building administrator. Mental health support team members can request support from their designated department leads as needed. SECTION 4. MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING FOR SCSPs The school’s Mental Health Support Team will provide mental health and trauma informed training for up to 6 hours throughout the school year. Each site will work to schedule training according to school schedules, site-based needs and in coordination with the building administrator. Participation in training outside of the normal school day will be compensated at the employee’s hourly rate of pay.

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