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9045
We would like to invite you to take part in our Winter Wellness program—Reducing Stress. This mindfulness and Healing-Centered Engagement through Yoga series will focus on deepening our shared understanding of how breath and body practices can reduce stress and increase resilience. Each class will offer an opportunity to practice mindfulness, move and stretch our bodies in a breath-centered way, and allow for time for connection and gratitude. No charge!
Christina J. Stimmann, LCSW, RYT will be leading the series. CJ is a licensed clinical social worker and registered yoga teacher. She specializes in the treatment of trauma and traumatic stress with a focus on compassion fatigue using various interventions including trauma-informed yoga and healing-centered engagement. CJ will guide you through a mellow yoga flow appropriate for all levels. Please join us for the entire series or drop in when you can. What to bring: Yoga mat, if you have one (a limited number of extras are available) Bath towel—used as a mat or cushion when needed. Water bottle and a small hand towel or washcloth to cover your eyes What to wear: Stretchy or loose comfortable clothing & bare feet recommended. What to expect: An all levels class. A non-heated room (74 degrees). Movement, stretching, breath work, music, relaxation, and mindful reflection *Please arrive 5-10 minutes before class, if possible, to set up your mat Questions:Contact Sheila McCabe at sheilamc@fsusd.org Note: This class is not eligible for Buy Back or Salary Credit. *These classes will focus on breath and stretching More
3029
NCI is considered the worldwide standard for crisis prevention and intervention training. With a core philosophy of providing for the Care, Welfare, Safety, and Security of everyone involved in a crisis situation, the program’s proven strategies give educators the skill to safely and effectively respond to anxious, hostile, or violent behavior.
This is an active training, please wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable attire. Priority for Special Education Para-educators II and III. Target Audience: Special Education teachers, Para-educators and support staff More 
Starts:
3/2/2020
3:30 PM
Session:
1
Credits:
3 Eligible Hours and 3 Attendance Hours
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Class size:
25 seats
1036
This course covers multiple-table queries, the extended student fields, and the use of string functions and math operations. Attendees will also learn how to use student groups, and how to create and save a letter, then merge the data from a query into the letter.
Classified and Site Admin only. Bring your own device. A limited number of Chromebooks will be available. More
6007
This training focuses on local information and resources for our sexual health education in grades 5, 7, 8, and high school. This in-service training will enable district personnel to learn new developments in the scientific understanding of HIV. In-service training shall be voluntary for personnel who have demonstrated expertise or received in-service training from the CDE or Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
You only need to attend one of the days. Both days will cover the same content. This training is for ANY TEACHER that is responsible for teaching sexual health education to grades 5, 7, 8, or HS. 5th grade teachers, 7th grade science teachers, 8th grade science teachers, high school biology teachers, special populations, secondary counselors, and administrators are some examples. More
Starts:
3/4/2020
4:00 PM
Session:
1
Credits:
1 Eligible Hours and 1 Attendance Hours
Location:
Status:
29 open seats left
Class size:
40 seats
9045
We would like to invite you to take part in our Winter Wellness program—Reducing Stress. This mindfulness and Healing-Centered Engagement through Yoga series will focus on deepening our shared understanding of how breath and body practices can reduce stress and increase resilience. Each class will offer an opportunity to practice mindfulness, move and stretch our bodies in a breath-centered way, and allow for time for connection and gratitude. No charge!
Christina J. Stimmann, LCSW, RYT will be leading the series. CJ is a licensed clinical social worker and registered yoga teacher. She specializes in the treatment of trauma and traumatic stress with a focus on compassion fatigue using various interventions including trauma-informed yoga and healing-centered engagement. CJ will guide you through a mellow yoga flow appropriate for all levels. Please join us for the entire series or drop in when you can. What to bring: Yoga mat, if you have one (a limited number of extras are available) Bath towel—used as a mat or cushion when needed. Water bottle and a small hand towel or washcloth to cover your eyes What to wear: Stretchy or loose comfortable clothing & bare feet recommended. What to expect: An all levels class. A non-heated room (74 degrees). Movement, stretching, breath work, music, relaxation, and mindful reflection *Please arrive 5-10 minutes before class, if possible, to set up your mat Questions:Contact Sheila McCabe at sheilamc@fsusd.org Note: This class is not eligible for Buy Back or Salary Credit. *These classes will focus on breath and stretching More
6007
This training focuses on local information and resources for our sexual health education in grades 5, 7, 8, and high school. This in-service training will enable district personnel to learn new developments in the scientific understanding of HIV. In-service training shall be voluntary for personnel who have demonstrated expertise or received in-service training from the CDE or Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
You only need to attend one of the days. Both days will cover the same content. This training is for ANY TEACHER that is responsible for teaching sexual health education to grades 5, 7, 8, or HS. 5th grade teachers, 7th grade science teachers, 8th grade science teachers, high school biology teachers, special populations, secondary counselors, and administrators are some examples. More
Starts:
3/19/2020
4:00 PM
Session:
1
Credits:
1 Eligible Hours and 1 Attendance Hours
Location:
Status:
30 open seats left
Class size:
40 seats
9046
We would like to invite you to take part in our Spring Wellness program—Gratitude. This mindfulness and Healing-Centered Engagement through Yoga series will focus on deepening our shared understanding of how breath and body practices can reduce stress and increase resilience. Each class will offer an opportunity to practice mindfulness, move and stretch our bodies in a breath-centered way, and allow for time for connection and gratitude. No charge!
Christina J. Stimmann, LCSW, RYT will be leading the series. CJ is a licensed clinical social worker and registered yoga teacher. She specializes in the treatment of trauma and traumatic stress with a focus on compassion fatigue using various interventions including trauma-informed yoga and healing-centered engagement. CJ will guide you through a mellow yoga flow appropriate for all levels. Please join us for the entire series or drop in when you can. What to bring: Yoga mat, if you have one (a limited number of extras are available) Bath towel—used as a mat or cushion when needed. Water bottle and a small hand towel or washcloth to cover your eyes What to wear: Stretchy or loose comfortable clothing & bare feet recommended. What to expect: An all levels class. A non-heated room (74 degrees). Movement, stretching, breath work, music, relaxation, and mindful reflection *Please arrive 5-10 minutes before class, if possible, to set up your mat Questions:Contact Sheila McCabe at sheilamc@fsusd.org Note: This class is not eligible for Buy Back or Salary Credit. *These classes will focus on breath and stretching More
9057
Open to classified staff only
This will be an after work hours event, with CPR card costs covered. Only Salary Credit approved. Must attend both days. Medic Ambulance will lead workshop. More
5031
Explore how to incorporate the 8 Mathematical Language Routines (MLRs) into your daily math instruction to deepen conceptual understanding, provide greater context for real-word mathematical applications, and support purposeful discourse about mathematics.
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Starts:
3/25/2020
3:30 PM
Session:
1
Credits:
2 Eligible Hours and 2 Attendance Hours
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Status:
25 open seats left
Class size:
25 seats
5030
All staff supporting secondary math are invited to attend this professional development. Erica Burnison, from Solano County Office of Education, will facilitate this workshop series. Join us for a deep dive into rich mathematical tasks that support diverse learners! Come learn what makes an excellent “struggle problem” and how they engage students in the Mathematical Practice Standards. This three-part series will explore research-based strategies for supporting productive struggle, maintaining high levels of cognitive demand, and facilitating structured student interaction.
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Starts:
3/26/2020
4:00 PM
Session:
1
Credits:
2 Eligible Hours and 2 Attendance Hours
Location:
Status:
22 open seats left
Class size:
30 seats
9046
We would like to invite you to take part in our Spring Wellness program—Gratitude. This mindfulness and Healing-Centered Engagement through Yoga series will focus on deepening our shared understanding of how breath and body practices can reduce stress and increase resilience. Each class will offer an opportunity to practice mindfulness, move and stretch our bodies in a breath-centered way, and allow for time for connection and gratitude. No charge!
Christina J. Stimmann, LCSW, RYT will be leading the series. CJ is a licensed clinical social worker and registered yoga teacher. She specializes in the treatment of trauma and traumatic stress with a focus on compassion fatigue using various interventions including trauma-informed yoga and healing-centered engagement. CJ will guide you through a mellow yoga flow appropriate for all levels. Please join us for the entire series or drop in when you can. What to bring: Yoga mat, if you have one (a limited number of extras are available) Bath towel—used as a mat or cushion when needed. Water bottle and a small hand towel or washcloth to cover your eyes What to wear: Stretchy or loose comfortable clothing & bare feet recommended. What to expect: An all levels class. A non-heated room (74 degrees). Movement, stretching, breath work, music, relaxation, and mindful reflection *Please arrive 5-10 minutes before class, if possible, to set up your mat Questions:Contact Sheila McCabe at sheilamc@fsusd.org Note: This class is not eligible for Buy Back or Salary Credit. *These classes will focus on breath and stretching More
9046
We would like to invite you to take part in our Spring Wellness program—Gratitude. This mindfulness and Healing-Centered Engagement through Yoga series will focus on deepening our shared understanding of how breath and body practices can reduce stress and increase resilience. Each class will offer an opportunity to practice mindfulness, move and stretch our bodies in a breath-centered way, and allow for time for connection and gratitude. No charge!
Christina J. Stimmann, LCSW, RYT will be leading the series. CJ is a licensed clinical social worker and registered yoga teacher. She specializes in the treatment of trauma and traumatic stress with a focus on compassion fatigue using various interventions including trauma-informed yoga and healing-centered engagement. CJ will guide you through a mellow yoga flow appropriate for all levels. Please join us for the entire series or drop in when you can. What to bring: Yoga mat, if you have one (a limited number of extras are available) Bath towel—used as a mat or cushion when needed. Water bottle and a small hand towel or washcloth to cover your eyes What to wear: Stretchy or loose comfortable clothing & bare feet recommended. What to expect: An all levels class. A non-heated room (74 degrees). Movement, stretching, breath work, music, relaxation, and mindful reflection *Please arrive 5-10 minutes before class, if possible, to set up your mat Questions:Contact Sheila McCabe at sheilamc@fsusd.org Note: This class is not eligible for Buy Back or Salary Credit. *These classes will focus on breath and stretching More
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