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Working With Law Enforce- emotional learning, and promote educational equity
by addressing opportunity gaps that have been
ment and Adapting the Code of exacerbated by the pandemic. This symposium will
Conduct to Ensure Equity provide resources and guidance on providing high-
Jan. 26, 2022; 9 am - 3 pm quality afterschool and summer learning programs in
Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE your school district.
Director; Adam Drew, CEO, Three Corners Law
Enforcement; Larry Leverett, Ed.D., Coordinator, Adapting the Code of
New Jersey Network of Superintendents, former
Superintendent, former Assistant Commissioner, Conduct to Address Specialized
NJDOE Populations
Fee: $125 Members/$150 Non-Members Jan. 27, 2022; 9 am - 3 pm
Description: This session will review key legal Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE Director;
requirements related to student discipline and John K. Worthington, Esq., LEGAL ONE Consultant
equity, including requirements to identify and Fee: $125 Members/$150 Non-Members
address significant disparities in students subject This session will review key legal requirements
to discipline based on race and other protected related to addressing student behavior for students
characteristics. This session will include a detailed with disabilities, English language learners and
review of the Memorandum of Agreement between students with other specialized needs. It will include
Education and Law Enforcement, tips for properly a review of the extensive due process rights available
defining the role of the SRO, discussion of the when addressing behavior for students under
impact of marijuana legalization, and strategies for IDEA, key aspects of manifestation determinations,
identifying and addressing implicit biases that may the role of functional behavior assessments and
influence student discipline. behavior intervention plans, the process for
addressing students with disabilities who may
Symposium on Evidence-Based represent a danger to self or others, the obligation to
Practices in Afterschool and communicate effectively with non-English speaking
parents, and other considerations that come into
Summer Learning Programs play when addressing student behavior related to
Jan. 26, 2022: 9 am - Noon underlying mental health issues, adverse childhood
Presenters: Terry Peterson, PhD, Director, experiences or other unique circumstances.
Afterschool and Community Learning Network;
Chairperson of Board of Directors, After School
Alliance. Diane Genco, Executive Director, Save the Date
NJSACC; national and state afterschool and
education leaders.
Fee: $75 Members
Co-sponsored by NJSACC
Substantial new funding from the American Rescue
Plan is now available for comprehensive, well-
designed, and delivered summer enrichment and
afterschool programs. Evidence-based afterschool
and summer learning programs can accelerate
academic development, support social and
Professional Learning Series or Certificate Program Workshop
