Sexual Misconduct on Your Campus Part 2: Student-to-Student Sexual Misconduct
Legal
In part one of this two-part series, we reviewed employee sexual misconduct with students. In this article, we will examine student-to-student sexual misconduct.
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I Received a “Notice and Declaration of Parental Rights.” What Should I Do?
Legal
For many years, Chapter 26 of the Texas Education Code has been devoted to parental rights.
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TEPSA Presents: PLCs 101
Executive Leadership, Human Capital, Instructional Leadership, School Culture
Join leaders Danieli Parker and Cristi Parsons as they share about the basics of PLCs. What it is, top tips, and pitfalls to avoid!
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TEPSA Presents: The Ins and Outs of ChatGPT
Executive Leadership, Instructional Leadership
Join educational thought leader Principal Amen Rahh as he shares about the powers of artificial intelligence and how we can use tools like ChatGPT to save us time as school leaders!
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Sexual Misconduct on Your Campus Part 1: Employee to Student Sexual Misconduct
Legal
It is important for campus administrators to know the basics of handling an allegation of sexual misconduct against students on their campus.
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Beyond Tools for the Toolbox: Behavior Support in the Post-Pandemic School System
Executive Leadership, Instructional Leadership, School Culture
The struggle is real. Another school year is in full swing, and teachers are trying to do the job for which they were hired—to teach.
