Previous Events

High Tech High - North County will be trained in the Education Lifeskills Program. They already have a strong restorative practice framework and are ready to utilize a cognitive-behavioral change tool within that framework.

Brett Garner, Principal of High Tech Middle School will be presenting how his school is using the Education Lifeskills.

Richard Long will be providing custom restorative practices workshops for Tempe Union High School District. They are currently utilizing the Education Lifeskills intervention courses and are now looking to develop a team-based intervention approach for driving Tier 2 and Tier 3 students.

Kingsville is expanding the use of the Education Lifleskills program to the junior high. This training will align with their current student discipline policies and practices and provide an evidence-based program that includes CBT Lifeskills courses. The primary way that this program will be utilized is within the DAEP (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program).

We are thrilled to announce that we will be attending 4 ISS Conferences this year, with New York being the first. The Innovative Schools Summit is dedicated to providing educators with resources, workshops, and networking opportunities to help meet the diverse needs of today's students. Come see us at the ISS Conference in New York, Nashville, Las Vegas, and San Antonio. Click below to learn more.  

NEOA advocates for "access to and success in postsecondary education for low-income individuals, first generation college students, and students with disabilities." TRIO Programs are federal outreach and student services programs designed to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds. This year, we are excited that Dr. Doug Luffborough from our team will be attending. Dr. Luff is also a Massachusetts native, and as a keynote speaker and educational partner, he is thrilled to be back in town!

Washington County School District is providing the Lifeskills Link Platform and the eLearning Humanity course to all 22 secondary schools. In an ongoing effort to address prejudice and bias (including any form of racism), the district is equipping each secondary campus with intervention tools and programming for students who are exhibiting any form of prejudice. The eLearning Humanity course helps students increase their self-awareness and take personal responsibility for both their intentions and their impact on others in their school community.

The Utah Association of Secondary Schools Principals (UASSP) has a mission is to "recognize, promote, and enhance the leadership of Utah's secondary school administrators." We will be attending the UASSP Mid-Winter conference held in St. George, Utah from January 29 - 31. We look forward to attending and meeting with educators from all over the state. Stop by our booth and say hello!

A member of the ELS team will be on hand to deliver implementation training for all of the administrators and educators who are involved with student discipline. After having piloted the program for several months, Democracy Prep - Agassi Campus is now ready to fully implement the program with all of their Tier 2 and Tier 3 students. They already have a rebranded in-school suspension model which is an ideal venue for students to engage in our CBT Lifeskills intervention courses.

Riverview Jr. High School is adopting the Education Lifeskills program to drive a consistent, equitable, and restorative student intervention program. Administrators and staff will have access to all of the Tier 2 and Tier 3 courses to address specific at-risk behaviors in a restorative way. This implementation will include a focus on helping their in-school suspension model to include ELS courses as a supportive resource to generate and unlock restorative conversations with students and identify skill-building opportunities.