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	Safe & Drug Free Schools Professional Development
	The Coordinated School Health unit is responsible to oversee the Safe & Drug Free Schools program. In addition to our regulatory role in monitoring for federal compliance, our greater role is to provide technical assistance, support, professional development, curriculum and resources for individual building and district needs to maintain healthy and safe students and schools. Technical assistance, via the various methods of professional development, can be provided via email, phone, on site consultation /presentation and can be requested by contacting our office for any relevant issue.
	Title IX Training
	Annual training is provided to LEA administrators through a collaborative partnership between North Dakota Department of Public Instruction, Career & Technical Education and North Dakota Council for Educational Leaders (CEL). The training focuses on Title IX compliance to include bullying, harassment and hazing. The presenter is from the Interwest Equity Assistance Center in Denver, Colorado. The Educational Equity Center provides training and technical assistance within the larger context of school improvement to public school personnel, school board members, students, parents, and other community members.
	Regional / District Training
	DPI School Health staff is available to provide on site professional development training to your school staff on a multitude of topics to include:
	Alcohol Tobacco Drugs Bullying School Safety School Climate YRBS Data Threat Assessments Cyber Bullying
	Contact our office for more information.
	Roughrider Health Promotion Conference
	Refer to the Jamestown College website for more information on the Roughrider Health Promotion Conference.

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