Event Details

Every student deserves a learning environment rooted in safety, dignity, and respect. This interactive professional development course equips educators with the mindsets, frameworks, and practical tools necessary to dramatically reduce--and ultimately eliminate--the use of seclusion and restraint. Rather than simply removing a tool from your toolkit, this training replaces it with a more humane, effective, and sustainable approach to a behavior, fostering a school culture where educators feel confident, students feel safe, and learning thrives. Seclusion and Restraint Training designed to help staff understand required procedures and maintain full compliance. The session will include an overview of state law, a review of guidance from the Michigan Department of Education, and step-by-step direction on how to document required information in our system.

This training supports CGRESD’s commitment to safe, well-regulated learning environments where student dignity and staff clarity remain at the forefront.

No cost - SCECHs available

Dates:

9/22/26 - 8am-11am

1/26/27 - 8am-11am

6/9/27 - 8am-11am

OR

11/4/26 - 12pm-3pm

3/23/27 - 12pm-3pm

• Any staff who may be involved in a student crisis situation, including verbal de-escalation or physical intervention.

• Special education staff: teachers, paraprofessionals, classroom support personnel.

• General education teachers who work with students who may exhibit escalation or behavioral crises.

• Administrators who oversee student discipline, safety, or special education compliance.

• Behavior interventionists, social workers, counselors, and psychologists who help design or support behavior plans.

• Transportation staff if they may be involved in crisis response on buses.

• School safety officers or support staff who could be called to assist during behavioral emergencies.