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Thursday, February 14 • 10:15am - 11:45am
Trauma-Informed Practices in Schools

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Students may experience trauma at any grade-level, living in any community, and within any socio-economic status. Trauma manifests in a variety of ways depending upon age and developmental level of the student, but can adversely impact student learning, social engagement and have an ongoing impact to the student and larger school community. The integration of trauma-informed practices enables schools to create safe and supportive environments for all students, teachers, and administrators, as well as build strong support for families.
Speakers
avatar for Tamara Clay

Tamara Clay

Executive Director, EL Dorado County SELPA/SIL Project
As the El Dorado County SELPA Executive Director, Tamara Clay partners with local districts to ensure the development and provision of quality programs and services for students with disabilities. Through her work on the SELPA System Improvement Lead Project, Tamara has joined a statewide... Read More →
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Kirstin Comstock

Program Coordinator, EDCOE
Kirstin Comstock works as a Program Coordinator for the El Dorado County SELPA. She has worked in the field of education since 1992- roles including: Pre-school teacher, General Education teacher, Education Specialist, SDC teacher, Visual Impairment Specialist, Teacher on Special... Read More →

Trauma Informed Schools ACSA pdf
Resource Packet Trauma Informed Schools pdf
Thursday February 14, 2019 10:15am - 11:45am PST
Orange County 4
  Concurrent Session

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