JC POHL
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Building School Culture From the Inside Out
Building a strong school culture should be the first priority of every school leader. It is proven to decrease SEL issues, enhance academic performance, and improve student engagement. This session reveals a framework for giving students a voice and empowering them to take ownership of their school, so you won’t have to do it all alone! Led by award-winning producer and nationally certified counselor, JC Pohl, this session focuses on tested methods that build resiliency, develop positive culture, and connect students across your campus and community.
Building Resilient Students From the Inside Out
School shootings seem to occur every year. Teen suicide is on the rise. Thousands of students are bullied every day. In the face of such overwhelming stress, how can we help our students work through the adversity they regularly face?
Award-winning producer and nationally certified counselor, JC Pohl, offers a direct pathway to one singular solution: resiliency.
In this interactive session, JC offers five proven and immediately applicable ways to help students build self-efficacy and resilience. These keys to building resilient students might stop the next potential school shooter, save a suicidal student, or remind every bullied child that brighter days lie ahead.
Building Campus Relationships From the Inside Out
When it comes to building a strong school culture, campus relationships can make or break the efforts of even the best administrators, teachers, and student leaders. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, JC Pohl, has spent nearly 20 years helping schools build campus cultures where relationships can thrive. In this program he lays out a powerful “needs based system” that provides the exact blueprint your school can use to build stronger relationships.
If you want to decrease staff conflict and improve campus relationships, make sure to attend this session. It will provide you with the perfect stepping stones to build an amazingly connected and vibrant school culture.