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Systems to Support Social-Emotional Wellness: Resources to Use in Your Schools
The Regional Education Lab (REL) and the Pennsylvania Dept. of Education (PDE) will share our research-practice partnership's systems approach to supporting social-emotional wellness in Pennsylvania schools. We have engaged partners across the Commonwealth to develop resources that can support educators to understand the landscape of evidence-based social-emotional wellness programs and to use data to inform programming. In this session, we invite you to learn about our systems approach, explore new resources, and apply tools from our resources to consider how you can make social-emotional wellness efforts more evidence-based and cohesive in your state, district, or community contexts. This session is open to all conference attendees but may be especially useful for state, district, school, and other leaders (such as researchers, foundation program leaders, and nonprofit administrators) who are interested in improving students' and educators' social-emotional wellness.
This talk was presented at:
2024 National ESEA Conference
February 2024
in
Portland, OR
For more information:
https://ies.ed.gov/ncee/rel/region/midatlantic
Speakers
Megan Streeter
Megan Streeter, M.P.H., leads the project that supports PDE to develop a systems approach for social-emotional wellness (SEW) in schools. She designed and facilitated sessions with PDE's partners and incorporated their input into SEW resources, including a logic model for SEW across PA and a guide for regional SEW staff. Prior to joining Mathematica, Megan supported regional and state-level efforts to improve student mental and behavioral health in Washington State K-12 schools.
Scott Kuren
Dr. Kuren is the Director of the Office for Safe Schools at PDE. He leads the development of frameworks, policies, and professional development that support social-emotional wellness programming in schools across PA. He has also served as Pupil Services Director for two school districts in which he worked to advance efforts to develop and sustain social-emotional wellness in schools prior to his role as Office for Safe Schools Director.
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