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October 24-25, 2011East Lansing Marriott Hotel

Michigan Department of Education

Safe and Supportive Schools (S3) Grant Conference: Create the Change

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“Each school is unique. Each school needs

to consider its history, community, strengths

and needs to create school climate improve-

ment goals. If major change is needed it will

take time. The key is dedication to the spirit

of continuous improvement to create a

momentum for positive change.”

~Cohen and Elias, 2011



JOurnaL & PLanninG GuiDE

This journal tool was developed for you

to use throughout this conference; to

take notes, brainstorm, collaborate, ask

questions and record potential “ah-ha”

moments. After the conference, use it as

a reference to lead the way and “Create

the Change” at your school.

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Monday, October 24, 2011W

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ngWelcome and Opening remarksBarb Flis, BiS, Founder, Parent Action for Healthy Kids

Bob Higgins, Ma, iCPS, CPC-r, Safe Schools Consultant/Project Director, Michigan Department

of Education

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Monday, October 24, 2011

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“The task of the leader is to get his people from where

they are to where they have not been.”

— Henry Kissinger

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Process activity: Linking Coordinated School Health and School improvementPat Cooper, PhD, CEO, Early Childhood and Family Learning Foundation

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Sample School improvement PlanScott Koziol, Superintendent, Michigan Center School District

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Bringing it all Together

Barb Flis, BiS, Founder, Parent Action for Healthy Kids

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S3 Grant DiscussionBob Higgins, Ma, iCPS, CPC-r, Safe Schools Consultant/Project Director, Michigan Department of Education

Kim Kovalchick, LMSW, MPH, CHES, Evaluation Consultant, Michigan Department of Education

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True Colors Basic awareness TrainingTracy Wilson, BS, LBSW, Certified True Colors Awareness Facilitator

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Closing remarksBarb Flis, BiS, Founder, Parent Action for Healthy Kids

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My reflections about Day One…

One thing I can contribute to my team is...

Monday, October 24, 2011te

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As a team, we will be successful if…

One area our team needs assistance in is…

Discussion items and questions for our coach…


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A-Ha Moments that will impact my work…

Topics or information I want to learn more about...

As a result of today’s sessions, I am going to start to...

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reflecting on my participation in sessions on October 24th

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As a result of today’s sessions, I am going to continue to do...

As a result of today’s sessions, I am going to change…

Some other thoughts…


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Beecher High School

Benton Harbor area Schools

Bloomingdale Public Schools

Buena Vista High School

Cassapolis Public Schools


Participating Schools

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Clintondale High School

Detroit Community High School

Fitzgerald High School

Godfrey Lee High School

Harper Woods Secondary Schools

Harry S. Truman High School

Lansing Eastern High School


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Opening remarks and Grant DiscussionBarb Flis, BiS, Founder, Parent Action for Healthy Kids

Bob Higgins, Ma, iCPS, CPC-r, Safe Schools Consultant/Project Director, Michigan Department of Education

Kim Kovalchick, LMSW, MPH, CHES, Evaluation Consultant, Michigan Department of Education

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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

“There are risks and costs to action.

But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable

inaction.”

— John F. Kennedy

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Session #1: Eliminating Barriers to improve School ClimateLauren Kazee, LMSW, Mental Health Consultant , Michigan Department of Education

What is one thing you can do in the life of the students you come in contact with to help them create a new ending?

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Though no one can go back and make a

brand new start, anyone can start from

now and make a brand new ending.

— Author Unknown

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Session #2: Build a ParentBarb Flis, BiS, Founder, Parent Action for Healthy Kids

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“No, I don’t understand my husband’s theory

of relativity, but I know my husband, and I know he can

be trusted.”

— Elsa Einstein

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Session #3: Evaluating the S3 Project in Our School: not Just for Data GeeksJim O’neill, PhD, Associate Vice President for University Accreditation, Madonna University

How will I know our school is safe and supportive for our students, staff and parents?

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Session #4: Youth EngagementSarah Fraley, LMSW, aCSW, Clinical Social Worker, Mind/Body Health Consultants

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Creating the Change – Transfer of LearningBarb Flis, BiS, Founder, Parent Action for Healthy Kids

Learning transformation: how do we make it happen at our school?

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Teen H.Y.P.E. Presentation: Lead Out Loud

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Closing Session: Transforming Teaching, Learning and relationships in SchoolsDennis Sparks, PhD, Emeritus Executive Director, National Staff Development Council (now known as Learning Forward)

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School culture trumps innovation. A change in a school’s culture begin with changes in what principals

and teacher leaders believe, understand,

say and do on a consistent basis

over time.

— Author Unknown

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A-Ha Moments that will impact my work…

Topics or information I want to learn more about...

As a result of today’s sessions, I am going to start to...

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reflecting on my participation in sessions on October 25th

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As a result of today’s sessions, I am going to continue to do...

As a result of today’s sessions, I am going to change…

Some other thoughts…


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Participating Schools

Marion Public School

Mt. Morris Schools

Mumford High School

new Haven High School

Pershing High School

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Pontiac academy for Excellence

river rouge new Tech international High School

robichaud High School

Saginaw High School

Southeastern High School

Willow run Community Schools

Ypsilanti Public Schools

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What steps will I take next to “Create the Change” at my school?

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What are we doing now?

What steps can we take to improve the link between Coordinated

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How can our school best link Coordinated School Health with School improvement?

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What resources do we need?

Notes…

Create the Change

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What are the most important lessons learned for our school?

What is the most important lesson for the short term?

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How can our school apply the lessons learned during these two days?

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What is the most important lesson for the long term?

What resources do we need?

Notes…

Create the Change

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Pat Cooper, PhDChief Executive OfficerEarly Childhood and Family Learning Foundation1124 Jackson Ave.New Orleans, LA [email protected] Barb Flis, BiS, FounderParent Action for Healthy Kids27820 Berrywood Lane, #3Farmington Hills, MI [email protected] Sarah Fraley, LMSW, aCSWClinical Social WorkerMind/Body Health Consultants1050 North StreetMilan, MI [email protected]

Bob Higgins, Ma, iCPS, CPC-rSafe Schools Consultant/Project DirectorMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Lauren Kazee, LMSWMental Health ConsultantCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected]

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Presenters Directory

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Kim Kovalchick, LMSW, MPH, CHESEvaluation ConsultantCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Scott KoziolSuperintendentMichigan Center School District400 South State StreetMichigan Center, MI [email protected] Jim O’neill, PhDAssociate Vice President for University AccreditationMadonna University36600 Schoolcraft RoadLivonia, MI [email protected]

ambra redrickExecutive DirectorSt. John Health/Teen H.Y.P.E.22555 Greenfield Road, Suite 200Southfield, MI [email protected] Dennis Sparks, PhDEmeritus Executive DirectorNational Staff Development Council (now known as Learning Forward)1124 West Liberty St.Ann Arbor, MI [email protected] Tracy Wilson, BS, LBSWCertified True Colors Awareness FacilitatorSchool Health Services ProgramMid-Michigan Health Park-Houghton LakeRoscommon Area Public SchoolsHoughton Lake Community Schools9249 West Lake City RoadHoughton Lake, MI 48629989-422-2117 [email protected]

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Jill ByelichDepartmental SpecialistCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Shawn CannarileSafe & Supportive Schools ConsultantMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected]

Barb Flis, BiS, FounderParent Action for Healthy Kids27820 Berrywood Lane, #3Farmington Hills, MI [email protected] Kathy GibsonHealth ConsultantWayne RESA33500 Van BornWayne, MI [email protected] Kyle Guerrant, SupervisorCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] St

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Staff Directory

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Bob Higgins, Ma, iCPS, CPC-rSafe Schools Consultant/Project DirectorMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Lauren Kazee, LMSWMental Health ConsultantCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Kim Kovalchick, LMSW, MPH, CHESEvaluation ConsultantCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected]

nicole KramerSurvey SpecialistCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education, 608 West AlleganPO Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] angie O’neil, MS CHESPresidentO’Neill ConsultingNovi, [email protected] Jim O’neill, PhDAssociate Vice President for University AccreditationMadonna University36600 Schoolcraft RoadLivonia, MI [email protected]

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Polly BrainerdS3 Lead CoachCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Janie ColtonS3 CoachCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected]

Erica KelleyS3 CoachCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] amanda KuechleS3 CoachCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected]

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Coaches Directory

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amanda MezukS3 Coach608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Lara SleeS3 CoachCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected] Yolanda urquhart-WilliamsS3 CoachCoordinated School Health and Safety ProgramsMichigan Department of Education608 West AlleganP.O. Box 30008Lansing, MI [email protected]

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Safe and Supportive Schools (S3)

SaVE THE DaTES!May 3-4, 2012

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This will be the third in the series of “must attend” conferences for the funded S3 Michigan school teams. A wonderful agenda is already being planned for you that you don’t want to miss. Registration and hotel details will be available during the winter.

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