Parent Conferences on 11/20-11/21. Fall Break from 11/24-11/28.

For Teachers

The No Student Left Hungry (NSLH) program is designed to enhance food security for students and families in low-income areas. The shelf-stable, grab-and-go boxes provide a supplemental food resource to students and their families when they do not have access to school meals and resources(weekends, holidays, breaks, etc.).

How to participate:

Offer boxes to your students and their families as needed or as requested.
Scan the QR Code

Reminder: Staff will need to be logged with their TRUSD account to complete this form.

Student Food Boxes will be distributed to the school site and requested drop-off location.
Please make sure to have communicated with student about the food request.

Click to learn more about the School-Based Mental Health & Wellness Center.

Social Emotional Resources

Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences | VetoViolenceExplore new training and ensure all children grow up healthy and happy.

Conversations About: Student Privacy and SafetyWatch the on-demand recording from our recent livestream event.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Emotions are Social: Incorporating This Principle Into Your Back-to-School Plans. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.Emotions affect our interactions, relationships, and the spaces we co-create with our co-workers and students at school. And the reverse is true--all of these things affect how we feel. Want some tips on how to optimize this two-way street? Join us September 20 at 3 PM ET for our first webinar of the year, "Emotions are Social." *This webinar will be recorded and shared with all who register.

Read to FeedNurture a love of reading while helping others with our reading incentive program.

In the Basics of SEL course, you will have the opportunity to experience SEL practices, learn more about the latest SEL research, and consider current opportunities and challenges in the field of SEL.

Click on the image below to sign up for this self-paced course!

Newsela Daily Deck — Pear DeckNewsela and Pear Deck teamed up to create daily activities that will help students explore current events while practicing their literacy, critical thinking, and communication skills. Each deck is paired with an article from Newsela’s expertly curated news content and designed to get classroom conve

Pear Deck Training — Pear DeckFrom webinars to in-person professional training, the Pear Deck team of educators is here to help you be the best teacher you can be! 

Soar with Wings: Social Emotional Skills for School & LifeExplore free standards-aligned learning activities that incorporate academics and fun while building social and emotional skills with grades K–5.

72 Free Social Emotional Learning ActivitiesOver 70 free social emotional learning activities, worksheets, and lessons to help students in elementary and middle school. Great for distance learning!

Social-Emotional Learning CenterSocial-Emotional Learning is often described as the process through which children and adults understand and manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions. Discovery Education’s Social-Emotional Learning Center presents a curated collection of hundreds of resources designed to help educators integrate SEL into core instruction and to help all students develop social and emotional competencies, cultivate self-confidence, manage stress, look at situations and issues from a variety of perspectives, and maintain their well-being so everyone can thrive. Content in the Center is aligned to SEL competencies and is organized into tabs that focus on educator professional development and school culture, ready-to-use instructional activities, and multimodal, student-facing digital content for all grade bands.

WeAreTeachers | Ideas, Inspiration, and Giveaways for TeachersWeAreTeachers celebrates educators with classroom ideas, "helpline" advice, inspiration and laughs every day. Why? Because teachers are AWESOME!

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