Service for World Class Schools
Trainings/Professional Development in Statute as of July 2019
TASB School District Training Chart 2020
TEA Guidance for Staff Development
US Department of Education Title IV, Part A Non-Regulatory Guidance
TEA Title IV, Part A Webpage
Title IV Part A Program Webinar
Title IV, Part A Statute
Title IV, Part A: Student Support & Academic Enrichment Program Requirements—October 23, 2019, San Antonio
Safe and Supportive Schools Title IV, Part A Needs Assessment Tool
Continuing education requirements for a superintendent—
Continuing training requirements for school boards—
Contents of training that must be given as part of new employee orientation—
TEC 38.0041(c-f) and TAC 61.1051(c)(d)
Curriculum and programs for students concerning family violence prevention, child abuse and neglect prevention, and prevention of abusive relationships.
TEA Human Trafficking of School-aged Children(opens external link in new window)
TEA Highly Mobile and At Risk, and Mental Health Supports(opens external link in new window)
TEA School Board Training(opens external link in new window)
TEA Superintendent Reporting Requirements(opens external link in new window)
TEA Child Abuse Prevention an Overview(opens external link in new window)
Governor of Texas Child Sex Trafficking Team(opens external link in new window)
Texas Attorney General State Initiative on Human Trafficking (opens external link in new window)
Texas Department of Protective and Family Service Training
Requirements of the Threat Assessment Team in response to threats and crises—
TEA Mental Health and Behavioral Health(opens external link in new window)
Texas School Safety Center Legislative Guidance
Training requirements for classroom teachers, principals, and counselors—
Requirements for the districts' documentation of suicide training—
Requirements for trainings for counselors, teachers, nurses, administrators, and other staff, as well as law enforcement officers and social workers who regularly interact with students—
Requirements for how the Safe and Supportive School Program Team works in accordance to students at risk of suicide—
TEC 37.108(f)
The contents that a district shall include in its multi-hazard emergency operations plan—
Enrichment curriculum requirements for a district that offers kindergarten through grade 12—
Provision requirements in the district improvement plan—
HSC 161.325(O-1) and TEC 11.252(a)
The primary responsibility of a school counselor—
Counseling that a student may consent to—
Conditions under which a student can be referred to an outside counselor—
School Health Advisory Council purpose and duties
Felony offenses—
TEA Mental Health Resources(opens external link in new window)
TEA Suicide Prevention(opens external link in new window)
TEA Coordinated School Health(opens external link in new window)
Texas Suicide Safer Schools Implementation Guide and Tools(opens PDF document)
Texas Suicide Prevention Initiative (opens external link in new window)
Preventing Suicide: A Toolkit for High Schools(opens external link in new window)
After a Suicide Toolkit for Schools (opens PDF document)
Youth Suicide Warning Signs(opens external link in new window)
District policy requirements regarding trauma-informed practices—
TEA Mental Health(opens external link in new window)
TEA Grief and Trauma Informed Practices(opens external link in new window)
TEA Senate Bill 11 (SB 11) and Other School Safety Updates July 2020(opens external link in new window)
TEA Senate Bill 11 and Other School Safety Legislation(opens external link in new window) Feb. 2020
Texas School Safety Center Legislative Guidance(opens external link in new window)
TEC 21.0541(opens external link in new window), TEC 22.902(opens external link in new window), TEC 22.092(opens external link in new window), TEC 28.0023(opens external link in new window), TEC 33.086(opens external link in new window), TEC 38.017(opens external link in new window), HSC 779.002
Who needs to be certified—
How often district needs to make instruction available—
AED availability—
Cardiac arrest procedure requirements for districts—
TEC 38.018
CKD Legal
Student AED/CPR training requirements—
Staff development bully-prevention-related training requirements—
Bully transfer policy—
Bully definition and policy—
TxSSC program development requirements—
Options to provide for students as related to bully prevention and intervention
Options to provide for Counseling options for students involved in bullying
TEC 21.451(b)-(d), (d-3), (g) and TEC 11.252(a)
Staff development requirements—
District improvement plan requirements—
TEA Building Skills Related to Managing Emotions, Establishing and Maintaining Positive Relationships, and Responsible Decision-Making(opens external link in new window)
TEA Early Mental Health (opens external link in new window)
TEA Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports and Positive Youth Development(opens external link in new window)
TEA Safe and Supportive School Climate
TEC 37.0831, TEC 38.0041, TEC 42.072
EA Early Mental Health Intervention(opens external link in new window)
Texas School Safety Center Dating Violence and the Law(opens external link in new window)
A GUIDE TO ADDRESSING DATING VIOLENCE IN TEXAS SCHOOLS (opens PDF document)
Texas Advocacy Project- Teen Dating Violence(opens external link in new window)
The Texas Association Against Sexual Assault(opens external link in new window)
Texas Advocacy Project(opens external link in new window)
CDC Dating Matters(opens external link in new window)
Love is Respect(opens external link in new window)
healthyteendating.org(opens external link in new window)
abanet.org(opens external link in new window)—Teachers' Guide
loveisnotabuse.com
TEC 33.202(b),(e),(f) and TAC 76.1003
(opens external link in new window)
Those who must complete an extracurricular activity safety training program—
DMA Legal
TEC 37.108(opens external link in new window), TEC 37.2071(opens external link in new window), TEC 37.207
Multi-hazard emergency operation plan requirements and details—
The school safety and security committee responsibilities—
TxSSC EOP Guidance Video(opens external link in new window)
TxSSC EOP Training (opens external link in new window)
TxSSC EOP Toolkit
TEC 37.108(f)(8) and TEC 37.109
The safety & security committee’s role in the emergency operations plan—
The safety & security committee’s members + requirements—
Storage of bleeding control stations & AEDs—
TEA Senate Bill 11 and Other School Safety-Related Guidance(opens external link in new window) Feb. 2020
TEA List of School Safety Guidance(opens PDF document)
Texas School Safety Center COVID-19 School Safety FAQ(opens external link in new window)
Texas School Safety Center Toolkits(opens external link in new window)
TASB School Safety After SB 11(opens PDF document)
Protocol requirements and details—
TEA Senate Bill 11 (SB 11) and Other School Safety Updates(opens external link in new window) July 2020
TEA Healthy and Safe School(opens external link in new window)
Threat assessment and safe & supportive school team requirements, responsibilities, and policies + procedures—
TEC 37.115, TEC 37220
TEA Senate Bill 11 and Other School Safety-Related Guidance(opens external link in new window)
Texas School Safety Center Threat Assessment Toolkit(opens external link in new window)
TASB School Safety After SB 11
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