Effective School Staff Interactions with Students and Police
Improving Classroom Behavior and Positive-Outcomes!
Effective School Staff Interactions with Students and Police Curriculum
The Effective School Staff Interactions with Students and Police is a training opportunity for professionals who work within the school setting. The purpose of this training program is to train those professionals to use disciplinary data and protocols with School Resource Officers to ensure a more equitable and consistent response to student misbehavior, particularly with minority students, without changing school policies.
- Increase school staff knowledge of: Youth behavior , Strategies for interacting effectively with students, The role of law enforcement in schools, and How the juvenile justice system works.
- Increase school staff awareness of disproportionate minority contact (DMC) with the school disciplinary and juvenile justice systems.
- Improve school staff attitudes toward students exhibiting inappropriate behavior.
- Increase the likelihood that interactions between school staff and students exhibiting Inappropriate behavior will have positive outcomes for students and reduce involvement of police.
- Increase the likelihood that disruptive students will respond positively toward school staff.
Training Request Form
Participation Feedback
“Excellent chance to talk about issues.”
“We were able to hear how other school districts handle things.”
““I love the fact that a police officer was part of the teaching team.”
For any additional information contact:
Seth Bauman
(573)-616-1058
seth@mjja.org