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Teacher and Employee Mental Health
Contains material from Apr 2023
Teacher and Employee Mental Health
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Session 1: Employee Mental Health: What Response is Required - In the aftermath of COVID and with increased visibility of mental health issues, districts must consider a more holistic plan for addressing the concerns related to employee well-being. This session combines a discussion of the legal requirements of dealing with employee mental health challenges along with best practices in prevention and intervention.
Session 2: Teacher Morale: How Far is Too Far? - Explore the issues of teacher resignations, contract abandonment recent rule changes, unexcused absences/remote work and related ADA issues, and divisive issues that are causing staff morale problems in a post-COVID world.
Session 2: Teacher Morale: How Far is Too Far? - Explore the issues of teacher resignations, contract abandonment recent rule changes, unexcused absences/remote work and related ADA issues, and divisive issues that are causing staff morale problems in a post-COVID world.
Includes: Video Audio Slides
- Total Credit Hours:
- 1.25
- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Labor and Employment Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2024
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Employee Mental Health: What Response is Required (Apr 2023)
Amy Grosso, Cindy Hill
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Employee Mental Health: What Response is Required (Apr 2023)
In the aftermath of COVID and with increased visibility of mental health issues, districts must consider a more holistic plan for addressing the concerns related to employee well-being. This session combines a discussion of the legal requirements of dealing with employee mental health challenges along with best practices in prevention and intervention.
Originally presented: Feb 2023 School Law Conference
Amy Grosso,
Round Rock ISD - Round Rock, TX
Cindy Hill,
Round Rock ISD - Round Rock, TX
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Teacher Morale: How Far is Too Far? (Apr 2023)
Valerie Ann Carrillo, Cynthia Rincón
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—46 mins
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Teacher Morale: How Far is Too Far? (Apr 2023)
Explore the issues of teacher resignations, contract abandonment recent rule changes, unexcused absences/remote work and related ADA issues, and divisive issues that are causing staff morale problems in a post-COVID world.
Originally presented: Feb 2023 School Law Conference
Valerie Ann Carrillo,
Escamilla & Poneck, LLP - San Antonio/Dallas, TX
Cynthia Rincón,
Fort Worth ISD - Fort Worth, TX