Creating Emotionally Safe Schools | Whole adults

View recording: Part 1: Adult relationships and well-being in schools

View recording: Part 2: Adult Capacity Building 

Creating Emotionally Safe Schools
Whole adults: Part 1 and 2 (March 8 and 22, 2023)
presented by the NEASC Commission on Independent Schools

Grounded in the Ignatian spirituality values of cura personalis and accompaniment, this two-part webinar series is designed to support educational leaders of all levels — classroom, school and (arch) diocese — to identify strategies to support whole adults with the goal of creating emotionally safe schools. If we are going to provide a holistic Catholic education for each and every child, prioritizing care for the adults who serve students is essential.

During these sessions, participants will explore three major concepts of tending to the “whole adults” in their school communities in order to support our greatest asset, our human capital.

Presenters

Molly McMahon, PhD
Director of Leadership Programs, Barbara and Patrick Roche Center for Catholic Education, Boston College

Eric Frenette, LPC, NCC
Principal, St. Joseph School, Bristol, CT
Assistant Superintendent of the Archdiocese of Hartford's Catholic Schools

Resources