Please join us for a comprehensive training on implementing the Salem-Keizer SIRC model, a sexual misconduct threat response system.
2.5 Days of Training: SIRC Protocols and lunch!
Cost: $245.00 (invoiced to your school district or organization)
Dates and times:
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Wednesday, October 16, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Thursday, October 17, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Friday, October 18, 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Event location:
Willamette Education Service District (Salem Location)
Marion Conference Room
2611 Pringle Rd. SE
Salem, OR 97302
For well over a decade, the Mid-Valley Student Threat Assessment Team has been well-functioning entity focused on the threat of violent behavior. In 2008, Salem-Keizer Public Schools created a parallel model to address Problematic Sexual Behavior (PSB) within a student population K-12 through a normative versus non-normative sexual development lens, the Sexual Incident Response Committee (SIRC). Built from a collaborative, multi-agency structure, the team operates a regional system that serves school districts and the community. This two and a half day training offers expertise to other professionals interested in developing a sexual misconduct threat assessment system through the examination of research, best practice, case studies, small group lab experiences and participation in the Mid Valley SIRC multi-agency meeting. Throughout the two and a half-day course, a multidisciplinary team (education, law-enforcement, mental health, campus security, juvenile parole and probation) will present the following:
- The basics of problematic sexual behavior, including a survey of the research that addresses sexual trauma, abuse prevention and sexual harm behavior in youth
- The intersection between sexual misconduct threat response efforts and Title IX policies
- The application of the research and recommendations in the use of K-12 and community sexual misconduct threat response protocols to establish intervention, supervision and support plans to mitigate further sexual harm to others
- Training on the steps and developmental procedures necessary to implement a successful multi-agency sexual harm threat assessment and management system in K-12 school districts within the community
- Audience participation exercises addressing a full spectrum of problematic sexual behaviors, including sexually reactive behavior (often observed in elementary school children), sexual harassment, sexualized behavior with a nexus to special education disability and adolescent criminal sexual behavior
For questions about the training, please contact Shelley Rutledge, rutledge_shelley@salkeiz.k12.or.us
For questions about registration, please contact Michelle Alexander, michelle.alexander@wesd.org
