RRVEC

A list of questions for each book study and basic overview can be found here: LINK

It's National Principals Month and we have FANTASTIC group of school leaders! Considering nominating your principal for the ND POY. Nominations are open until October 25th!

👉🏻 https://www.ndcel.org/page/principaloftheyear

Thank you to the best! Jonathon Moquist, Jennifer Sundby, Jessica Gunderson, Brittanie Watson, Cassie Riewer, Jeff Larson, Brittany Johnson, Albert Irvine, Stacey Skarperud, Holly Larson, Terry Bohan, Alli Parkinson, Kelly Tannahil, Travis Thorlivson, Angie Jonasson, Kevin Ohnstad, Darin Walters, David Nowatzki, Travis Neil, Tad Schye, Loren Hoheisel, Leslie Bjelde, Lori Skattum, Jon Strandell, Chad Kurtyka, Brad Larson, Jill Olson, Randy Rice, Jen Varriano, Kevin Beaudoin, Spencer Ruebke, Carly Theis, Heidi Kingston, Jonah Wolla, Kylie Swanson, Kal Triplett, Sarah Stevens, Kristine Dale, Dante Irvine, Stephanie Collette, Andrew Mondry, Billie Jo Soholt, Taylor Kunkel, Heather Robideaux, Cydnee Strand, Sarah Burger, Mary Martin, Frank Justin, Cassie Brown, Jason Schwabe, Stephanie Nilson, and Jordan Hollingsworth

UND has openings in the Burgum Rural Educator Scholarship if you are interested in earning an advanced degree and work in a rural community. See details using the link provided below:

UND MASTERS AND SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

Educators looking to build AI competencies can securely sign in to the Google Edu Certification portal to explore the Google AI Educator Series, register for certification exams, and track test results.

If you are interested in bringing this to your school, please reach out to the RRVEC for resources and support. (218) 779-5121

QPR is an evidence-based suicide prevention protocol designed for anyone who spends time with youth: teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, families, and coaches. The B-HERO QPR Team loves to say that is Rated ‘E’ for Everyone!

This event is online and FREE to attend. If interested, register here: LINK

Behavioral Health Education, Awareness, and Response Development (BeHEARD) for Educators explores behavioral health concerns in youth aged 10-17. This basic course is open to all school staff and equips learners with practical tools to recognize, respond to, and support students experiencing a wide range of behavioral health challenges.

This course includes 4-5 hours of self-learning modules and a 4-hour live virtual session. The live virtual session allows learners to practice using the tools and skills learned throughout the course. 1 professional development credit is available.

To register create an account at the link found here: BeHEARD for Educators