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November 20-22, 2024 | Boston, MA, USA | Overview | Registration | Venue/Accommodations| Directions | Contact us
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Thursday November 21, 2024 3:00pm - 4:00pm EST
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This panel presentation will discuss strategies we are using at Sacopee Valley High School, a small, rural, high school in western Maine, to help our students develop civility, empathy, and the ability to discuss difficult topics despite differences. A framework we adopted prior to the 2023-2024 school year called the Seven Principles of Constructive Dialogue will be shared and discussed. Specific materials and policies governing topics such as teaching controversial topics and responding to bias-related incidents will be shared. Emphasis will be placed not just on policy language but the manner in which policies are publicized and consistently followed. Session attendees will be asked to discuss selected issues in table groups and share their school/district contexts and responses to problems and situations related to these topics.
Speakers
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Britton Wolfe

Principal, Sacopee Valley High School
https://svhs.sad55.org/en-US/staff
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Elizabeth Sanborn

Extended Learning Opportunities Coordinator/Civil Rights Team Advisor, Sacopee Valley High School
I am the Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) coordinator at Sacopee Valley High School. Previously, I was the district Gifted & Talented teacher (2016 - 2022) and English 12 and AP Literature & Composition teacher (2008 - 2016).Doctoral Student (EdD) - expected December 2024 - University... Read More →
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Emily Stacy

Social Studies Team Coordinator, Sacopee Valley High School
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Thomas Rhoades

Social Studies Teacher, Sacopee Valley High School
Thursday November 21, 2024 3:00pm - 4:00pm EST
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