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AFESC-Why Schools Should Go to the Dogs
Are you looking for a way to enhance the well being of students, staff, and families? Adding a four legged faithful furry friend to your staff might be the answer you are looking for! This half day experience will be focused on the journey to obtaining and maintaining a school culture with an educational assistance dog. Come learn along with Archie, our Emotional Support Specialist and Service Dog in Training! He serves as a model for educator wellness and for schools that are ready to go to the dogs. You will learn about the importance of training, a dog handler, care, and finances associated with a service dog school, along with a timeline for full implementation into your school's culture.
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Session ID:
468991
Credits Available:
(3) Hours
Seats Filled:
15 / 20
Fee:
$25.00
Contact Person:
Dr. Julie Workman
Instructor(s):
KAREN NORTON
Bethany Hill
Audiences:
Administrators, Counselors, Principals
Date
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Location
7/28/2022
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Arch Ford Education Service Cooperative - Conference Center Building - Room B