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Employee Protections Related to Board Meetings
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Employee Protections Related to Board Meetings

Calendar Icon Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2024; 1:00 PM Eastern Session scheduled for 60 minutes including question and answer period.
Building Icon Industry: Education
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Employee Protections Related to Board Meetings

Expert Presenter:
Aggressive and hostile interactions by unruly parents and outsiders can lead to crippling burnout, decreased morale, and even staff turnover. This toxic environment not only harms your employees but also hinders your school's ability to provide a quality education. These individuals employ personal attacks, excessive complaints, and bypassing established channels to directly target school board members. Over the last several years, nearly 90 incidents have been reported across 30 states and 15 counties, prompting school officials and parents to consider the threats serious enough to notify law enforcement.

Join a community of educators committed to creating safe and nurturing learning environments. This webinar is your opportunity to invest in your own professional growth and become a champion for your staff. Don't let an unruly community dictate your school's agenda. Register now for this essential webinar and gain the tools you need to restore order and protect your team.

What You’ll Learn
During this important webinar our speaker will discuss:
  • Understand how to recognize certain acts by parents as inappropriate behavior and how to address such complaints
  • Learn about how to address such inappropriate conduct under district policy, including using chain of command policies and visitor policies
  • Understand the legal implications of inappropriate behavior, including parent claims to due process or a right to education, First Amendment implications, and defamation
  • Consider various strategies for inappropriate behavior, including issuing letters banning parents from school property, seeking restraining orders, or seeking law enforcement involvement
Training Overview

Constant Parents and Community Complaints? Stop the Madness, Start Healing.

Aggressive and hostile interactions can lead to crippling burnout, decreased morale, and even staff turnover. This toxic environment not only harms your employees but also hinders your school's ability to provide a quality education. Common tactics employed by these individuals include personal attacks, excessive complaints, and bypassing established channels to directly target school board members. In the past years, nearly 90 incidents have been reported across 30 states and 15 counties, prompting school officials and parents to consider the threats serious enough to notify law enforcement.

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It's time to take back control.

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Join a community of educators who are committed to creating safe and nurturing learning environments. This webinar is your opportunity to invest in your own professional growth and become a champion for your staff.

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Don't let an unruly community dictate your school's agenda. Register now for this essential webinar and gain the tools you need to restore order and protect your team.

  • Understand how to recognize certain acts by parents as inappropriate behavior and how to address such complaints
  • Learn about how to address such inappropriate conduct under district policy, including using chain of command policies and visitor policies
  • Understand the legal implications of inappropriate behavior, including parent claims to due process or a right to education, First Amendment implications, and defamation
  • Consider various strategies to addressing inappropriate behavior, including issuing letters banning parents from school property, seeking restraining orders, or seeking law enforcement involvement
Who Should Attend?
  • District administrators
  • Principals assistant
  • Principals
  • Superintendents
  • School Board Members
  • Human resources directors
  • Student services directors
  • Other K-12 administrators
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