Educational Compliance Training
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Our training videos are Indiana-specific, concise, and customized for the classrooms. Gain access for your entire district/organization for one flat rate with CIESC Compliance Training.
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Dyslexia for General Education Staff is Now Available
Indiana law requires each teacher serving in a school corporation or charter school to receive professional awareness information related to dyslexia. This training must provide information on the characteristics of dyslexia, evidence-based interventions for dyslexia, and accommodations for dyslexia. Our 18-minute video is updated with recent changes in state law.
Training Videos
Dyslexia for Teachers
This GenEd Dyslexia Compliance Training video will provide professional awareness to all Indiana educators regarding Indiana Statutes, definitions, characteristics, interventions, accommodations, the RTI process, screening information, and evidence-based interventions and accommodations.
Total length: 18:30
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
The “Student Athletes: Sudden Cardiac Arrest” law, originally under Indiana Code 20-34-8 was updated in 2021 with House Enrolled Act 1040. Learn important definitions, warning signs, risk factors, Indiana statistics, and reporting details from local experts. School corporations must establish an evidence-based educational criminal organization awareness program and provide an employee development training program.
Total length: 15:00
Alternatives to Seclusion & Restraint
Alternatives explained can be implemented in Pre-K through 12th-grade classrooms. This video doesn’t replace your district’s plan but focused on how to prevent the use seclustion and restraint through positive support and behavioral techniques. If it does occur, learn which steps school staff need next.
Total length: 18:30
Criminal Organizations: Gang Awareness
Meets Indiana Code 20-26-18-4 requirements for school employees and parents by learning important definitions, warning signs, risk factors, Indiana statistics, and reporting details from local experts. School corporations must establish an evidence-based educational criminal organization awareness program and provide an employee development training program.
Total length: 23:30
Human Trafficking
Each school corporation and accredited nonpublic school shall require training pertaining to the identification and reporting of human trafficking. At least one hour of training is required every two school years.
Total length 1:07:00 mins.
McKinney-Vento Homeless Youth
McKinney-Vento Homeless Youth: All Staff Awareness training is required for all staff members every year. Topics include definitions of homelessness, recognizing signs, and steps to take when a student is identified.
Total length 20:00 mins.
Addressing Our Implicit Bias
Implicit biases are attitudes or stereotypes that unconsciously affect our actions, decisions, and understanding. Objects are to define Implicit Bias, Racism, Microaggressions, and the differences between them all.
Total length: 17:30 mins.
Stop the Bleed: Basics
All staff can make a difference in saving someone’s life by knowing the basics of Stop the Bleed. This video covers Indiana Stop the Bleed laws, important definitions, and life-saving bleeding control techniques.
Total length 13:30 mins.
Supplemental CPR
A teacher’s ability to perform life-saving measures such as CPR, AED, and Abdominal Thrusts are critical for the survival of your students in the midst of emergency situations. This training will not certify you in CPR, as Indiana law requires a demonstration with a CPR mannequin.
Total length: 10:00 mins.
Title IX 2020 Regulations for Educators
Learn the Basics of new 2020 Title IX Regulations, actual knowledge needed in your district, the definition of Sexual Harassment, and the definition of “Program or Activity” for K-12 schools.
Total length 13:00 mins.
Bullying Prevention
Schools must navigate a changing landscape in which cruelty can be spread by anyone old enough to use a smartphone – while they wrestle with expanded responsibilities, prevention, and lawsuits. This training video will discuss the Indiana state definition of bullying and suggest prevention strategies from local experts.
Total length 11:15 mins.
Title IX 2020 Regulations for Investigators and Decision-makers
New 2020 Title IX regulations require that all Title IX Coordinators, investigators, decision-makers, and any person who facilitates an informal resolution must receive training on definitions, how to conduct an investigation, serving impartially, issues of relevance, and fair investigative reports.
Total length 45:00 mins.
Child Abuse & Neglect
Indiana Code 20-28-3-4.5 requires all Indiana school employees who are likely to have direct, ongoing contact with children to be trained on recognizing possible signs of child abuse and neglect and the duty to report every other year.
Total length 15:45 mins.
Internal Controls: Indiana Code 5-11-1-27
Indiana State requirement 5-11-1-27 impacts all employees who oversee or work with any aspect of finance or accounts. This video has been approved by the Indiana State Board of Accounts and will explain what are internal controls, why they are needed and what steps to take to put them in place.
Total length 9:15 mins.
Crisis Communications
A crisis is a true test of how prepared you are. It’s not IF you’ll face a crisis. It’s WHEN you’ll face a crisis. You’ll get a high-level foundation for communicating during a crisis. You’ll learn the nature of a crisis, how to level the playing field, messaging that works, and advanced crisis planning.
Total length: 53:00 mins.
Substitute Training 2-part series
In part one, learn about appropriate attire, etiquette, communicating with the students, reporting back to the permanent teacher, and some general knowledge before entering the classroom. The second part will discuss classroom management, unlocking the doors to academic focus, productivity, trust, safety, increased employment opportunities, and sanity at the end of the day.
Total Length: 51:00 mins.
Behavioral Issues & Special Needs 3-part series
The BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT segment provides six crisis intervention strategies. They defuse out-of-control behaviors and reinforce positive behaviors in the classroom.
Total length 50:00 mins.
Bloodborne Pathogens
Microorganisms in the blood or other body fluids can cause life-threatening diseases: HIV, Hepatitis B, and C. CIESC has earned two Accolated “Award of Merit” awards for Bloodborne Pathogens: Universal Precautions.
Total length 13:00 mins.
Substitute Training Dos and Don'ts
The art of teaching effectively in a temporary capacity. Topics covered are: How to dress, communicating with the students, proper etiquette, reporting back to the teacher. Includes insights from Teachers and Principals.
Total length 7:30 mins.
FERPA: Family Education Rights & Privacy Act
FERPA – The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act is a video produced by the Central Indiana Educational Service Center for the purpose of informing staff and parents about this federal law.
Total length 12:00 mins.
School Custodian Safety
Experienced staff and safety experts that can help prevent work-related accidents, injuries, and even electrocution. Chemical, environmental, and electrical safety risks are discussed, along with the importance of having systematic approaches to repetitive tasks.
Total length 13:00 mins.
Beyond A Hug: Professional Standards for Teachers
As educators, administrators, staff and volunteers working in our schools we have a professional obligation; to better the lives of the young people we educate. That means doing all we can to be as professional as possible while balancing the needs of our students.
Total length 14:00 mins.
Student Diabetes Management
Three-part overview of diabetes and hunter’s law; New requirements for schools; Recognizing symptoms, behaviors, and life-threatening conditions and treatments; Hypoglycemia, Hyperglycemia, Ketoacidosis; Recognizing and responding to blood glucose changes.
Total length 36:50 mins. or 49:00 mins.
Understanding Student Autism & Asperger's Syndrome
In this overview training, you will gain a better understanding of the characteristics of students with Autism & Asperger’s. Learn from Indiana medical experts about how these characteristics affect these students’ ability to communicate and interact. You will also learn new communication strategies from experts in the field that diffuse potentially tense situations.
Total Length: 23:00 mins.
School Bus Driver Safety
Experienced school bus drivers and experts from a professional driving school and the Indiana Dept. of Education provide pre-trip inspection procedures, driving and parking exercises, road test components, student behavior management guidelines, and safety equipment needs every driver should have at arms reach.
Total length 15:00 mins.
Computer Usage in the Classroom
Acceptable email and website use; school and individual rights; comprehensive definitions of appropriate and inappropriate language and material. A necessity for new staff; also appropriate as annual “refresher” for all staff members.
Total length 10:00 mins.
Concussions: The Impact
The start of each school year brings concerns over concussions among student-athletes. This video helps coaches, parents, students, and others supplement the laws. You’ll also be given ideas where to turn for more information and hear from experts in the field of concussion management.
Total length 9:00 mins.
Cyber Bullying 2-part series
Mary Robison discusses cyberbullying in schools. This is a two-part series. Even though it may not take place in person, the emotional and psychological effects of cyber-bullying are just as destructive.
Total length 12:00 mins. or 58:00 mins.
High-Voltage Safety Demonstration
Electricity is all around us. From the electronics in our home to the transmission tower lines running across our landscape. Every aspect of our lives involves electricity. We have become dependent on it for our daily lives, yet it also can be considered the most dangerous thing in our homes.
Total Length 12:00 mins.