AASB’s 2021 December Conferences Resources
AASB’s December Conferences
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- Executive Administrative Assistants Training, December 9-10
- School Law & Equity Day, December 10-11
Access slideshows, handouts, and other informational resources from AASB’s 2021 Executive Administrative Assistant’s Training and School Law & Equity Days.
Executive Administrative Assistants Training – December 9-10
This training was an opportunity for Executive Administrative Assistants to connect and share ideas with colleagues from around the state.
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School Law Day – December 10
The 2021 School Law Day was focused on A Free and Ordered Space
Schools – possibly more than any other public or private entities – embody this tension between freedom and order. Schools bring together an incredibly diverse group of people each of whom want and expect the freedom to express themselves. On the other hand, schools must have sufficient order in the school community to be able to effectively and successfully deliver the level of education the next generation requires and deserves. This is a tall order made only more difficult over the last few years by the pandemic, societal discord, social media, and political polarization.
Resources:
- Agenda
- Introduction to a Free & Ordered Space
- A Free and Ordered School Board Meeting In Two Parts: (1) Public Comment and (2) Limitations on Board Member Comments and the Board
- Students’ Freedom and Its Impact on School Order and Delivery of Quality Education
- The Free and Ordered Space for District Staff and Virtual Communications Outside the School House Gates
- Freedom to Interact and Boundaries that Cannot Be Crossed
Equity Day – December 11
The 2021 Equity Day was focused on “Reaching Every Student.”
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COVID-19 INFORMATION
Registration requirements for AASB’s School Law & Equity Day and Executive Administrative Assistants Training conferences will require one of the three items listed below:
- Proof of a COVID vaccination (presentation of your actual vaccination card or a legible photo) or:
- Proof of a negative COVID test (PCR) within three (3) days of the start of the AASB event or:
- A health care provider’s documentation that you have had COVID within the last 90-days and are free from symptoms, including no fever within 24 hours of fever-reducing medications, has been at least 10 days since symptoms first appeared, and are not contagious for the virus but may test positive. If you cannot produce the proof listed above, you will not be admitted until the documentation is provided to AASB staff.
In addition, all attendees are required to follow AASB’s COVID-19 mitigation plan, which includes wearing a mask throughout the conference.