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National School Climate Center : School Climate

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School Climate Resource Center. School Climate Improvement Process. FAQ's About School Climate. What is School Climate and Why is it Important? How do we define School Climate? School climate refers to the quality and character of school life. School climate is based on patterns of students', parents' and school personnel's experience of school life and reflects norms, goals, values, interpersonal relationships, teaching and learning practices, and organizational structures. Each person contributes to th...

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National School Climate Center : Programs & Services : Measuring School Climate (CSCI)

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School Climate Resource Center. Measuring School Climate (CSCI). FAQ's About the CSCI. Safe, Supportive and Civil Schools. What is the CSCI? Benefits of the CSCI. The Comprehensive School Climate Inventory (CSCI). The CSCI school climate survey is an empirically validated tool that has been used by thousands of educators, students, and parents nationwide. To learn more about the research and design of the CSCI, click here. Find out more about the CSCI below or download the CSCI Features and Benefits.

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National School Climate Center : Programs & Services

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School Climate Resource Center. Measuring School Climate (CSCI). Safe, Supportive and Civil Schools. NSCC offers a variety of professional development programs and services to support K-12 schools, after school settings, educators, parent advocate groups and states to support sustained school climate improvement efforts. I see the work of NSCC as state-of-the-art in social-emotional learning, a crucial contributor to the worldwide movement to educate the whole child. Author, Emotional Intelligence.

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National School Climate Center : Programs & Services : Summer Institute

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School Climate Resource Center. Measuring School Climate (CSCI). Safe, Supportive and Civil Schools. Voices from the Summer Institute. The National School Climate Center. Will not be offering a summer institute this year. If you are interested in the possibility of co-organizing an institute in your location, Please contact us. 2016 National School Climate Center. 341 West 38th Street, 9th Floor. New York, NY 10018. Phone: 212.707.8799 Fax: 212.957.6616.

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National School Climate Center : About Us : Newsletter

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School Climate Resource Center. A Message from the President. The History of NSCC(CSEE). Subscribe to NSCC's Newsletter. This quarterly newsletter is designed to keep you informed about important school climate issues and NSCC's work nationwide. 2016 National School Climate Center. 341 West 38th Street, 9th Floor. New York, NY 10018. Phone: 212.707.8799 Fax: 212.957.6616.

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Educators - Resources - BullyBust

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School Climate Resource Center. School-wide and Classroom Prevention. Educators can use these useful websites and activities in their classroom. National Mental Health Information Center. Bullying: Guide for Educators. Breaking The Bully Victim Bystander Cycle. Breaking the Bully Workshop. NSCC is grateful to the following organizations for their generous support of BullyBust. 2010 National School Climate Center.

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Stand Up Pledge - Students - BullyBust

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School Climate Resource Center. What I Can Do. 10 Ways To Be An Upstander. Every day we have the opportunity to make our schools (and our world! A better place. Putting an end to bullying is everyone’s responsibility. Read the Stand Up Pledge below to see how YOU can help. Join thousands of students and adults from across the country by signing the pledge and becoming an upstander today! Those around me who are being bullied or victimized. A friend, teacher or parent when I see someone being bullied.

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Educators - BullyBust

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School Climate Resource Center. What You Can Do. Working to create a safe, supportive, and engaging school climate can save lives. As an educator, you play a central role in creating an environment that is safe, supportive, engaging, and helpfully challenging for all students. A comprehensive—individual, small group, school-wide and school-community wide—effort to prevent bully-victim behavior and promote upstander behavior is a foundation to achieving this goal. Effective bully prevention efforts are on...

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National School Climate Center : Make a Difference

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School Climate Resource Center. Each year NSCC works with hundreds of schools to measure and improve their climates for learning. NSCC has helped thousands of students feel safer and more supported in and around their schools. Our programs help schools reduce bullying, lower dropout rates and improve academic achievement though a positive school climate. But we can't do it alone.we need YOUR support. Together we can make a difference. 2016 National School Climate Center. 341 West 38th Street, 9th Floor.

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National School Climate Center : Publications

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School Climate Resource Center. School Climate Policy and Practice Trends: A Paradox. School Climate Guide for District Policymakers and Education Leaders. Terry Pickeral, Lou Ann Evans, William Hughes, and David Hutchison (2009). This guide, a companion to the National School Climate Standards. Changing the School Climate Is the First Step to Reform in Many Schools with Federal Improvement Grants. Center on Education Policy, George Washington University (2012). Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right:. In order t...