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The Safe Way to Teach Sexual Abuse Awareness to Students that Gives Social Workers, Teachers, and Parents Peace of Mind...
You already know that you have to implement Erin’s Law in your school district. The difficult part is educating differently aged students on a sensitive topic that can be scary to kids and is very taboo to talk about.That's where we come in. We help teach you and your staff how to properly and safely teach the law to students in an appropriate way so that everyone, including the parents has peace of mind.
Step 1: You can have access 1 school year at a time to the appropriately tailored program that will fulfill the mandate yearly. We provide both an in person, live stream, and online versions of the curriculum, depending on your needs. We also have curriculum for students with special needs, deaf and hard of hearing students, and Spanish speaking students.
Step 2: You can take the program for a free 2 hour test drive by letting us know your best date and time here. You can see firsthand the video modules, downloads, and follow up videos this curriculum offers.
Step 3: We provide for you and simplify the 4 communications that you are mandated to give your students throughout the year. No more worrying about whether you are in compliance.
Most districts are uncertain on how to go about implementing Erin’s Law. They worry it will cause administrative headaches and upset parents and possibly be damaging to students.
Now you can properly and safely teach Erin’s law to students in an appropriate way so that everyone, including the parents, has peace of mind.
Step 3: We provide for you and simplify the 4 communications that you are mandated to give your students throughout the year. No more worrying about whether you are in compliance.
Most districts are uncertain on how to go about implementing Erin’s Law. They worry it will cause administrative headaches and upset parents and possibly be damaging to students.
Now you can properly and safely teach Erin’s law to students in an appropriate way so that everyone, including the parents, has peace of mind.
