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Social Emotional Learning Resources

Welcome to the 2021-2022 School Year!

We here at CFPC are looking forward to another exciting year of serving each of your school communities. As we continue to navigate a new sense of normal we plan to provide you with resources that can be utilized in your districts.

While we share resources, we would love to be able to feature your school and the work that is being done. Please keep us updated on exciting projects or events that are happening that we can highlight! E-mail Jenn with photos and a brief description.

Virtual Taking Flight to Change Middle School Summit

October 18th - October 22nd

Be on the lookout for more information coming to your inbox!

Reach out to Jenn with any questions.

"Goat-ing Back to School"

On Sunday, August 15 the Sandyston Walpack School PTO hosted a fun and innovative summer fundraiser! Participants engaged in a Goat-Yoga activity facilitated by the Totes Goats: yoga company.

The program was designed to create a joyful experience that improved mental and physical health while providing the comfort of animals along the way.

Watch Here to learn more about how Sandyston Walpack School students read with furry friends!

Are you interested in having CFPC staff support the Social Emotional Learning Work being done in your school district?

The CFPC Prevention Team will be available to provide in-person and virtual programs during the 2021-2022 school year.

To learn more about how to bring any of these programs to your school reach out to Tina Aue regarding scheduling and cost.

Footprints for Life

Footprints for Life is a six-week, classroom-based primary prevention program. This program is appropriate for students in 2nd and 3rd grade. The program is research-based and designed to build developmental assets and teach skills through the use of puppets and stories that feature "real life" situations.

Lions Quest Life Skills Program

Lions Quest Life Skills Program is a comprehensive life skills program that integrates social and emotional learning, character development and substance use prevention. Through a series of thematic units and lesson plans, the program promotes positive student behaviors that lead to positive commitments to families, school, peers and communities. This program can be done for students in grades 3rd - 8th.

Girl's Circle

Girls Circle is an evidence-based program designed to meet the unique challenges teen girls face by creating a safe program structure that focuses on increasing positive social connections, building and strengthening self-esteem and developing resiliency. Essential life skills are taught through group discussions, team building games, role playing and creative writing. This program is appropriate for middle or high school girls.

7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

This program can be provided for middle or high school youth. This program introduces the 7 Habits, as they apply to teens and how each can enrich their lives and the lives of those around them. This program utilizes evidence based strategies, such as being strength based, culturally competent and focused on resiliency and youth protective factors. The goal of the program is to improve social competencies among teens through various skill building opportunities to increase their resilience and ability to make healthy life choices.

Get Bully Smart

This is an evidence-based 4 week program for 3rd - 6th graders that addresses bullying using interactive activities including skits, role playing, games and DVD scenarios. All components are designed to encourage students to practice assertiveness skills and to promote a zero-tolerance policy toward bullying.

Below are two free programs that we can offer to your school through funding from the County of Sussex. In order to schedule these programs reach out to Jenn Wrobleski.

SASS (Strong and Smart Students)

A 14 session gender specific program focused on healthy decision making, relationship building and leadership skills. These programs utilize evidence based prevention curriculums. This program concludes with a family engagement dinner. This program is appropriate for 7th grade through 12th grade students.