Partnership between Couples & Kids and Lynchburg City Schools
Plan Description:
This partnership is designed to provide educational opportunities for students at the Amelia Pride Center.
Major Objectives:
- To utilize the staff and resources of Couples & Kids to enhance the educational program.
- The teach students the benefits of working collaboratively with peers
- To provide an anger management course
- Recognize anger as a healthy response to stress/conflict
- Identify constructive and destructive communication styles
- Identify and implement techniques/strategies for cooling down
- Identify alternatives to fighting
Major Activities:
- Students will avoid use of destructive communication while increasing use of positive communication through cooperative games and role playing.
- Students will reshape trigger thoughts and anger distortions through cognitive behavioral exercises.
- Students will use games and interactive activities to build students’ awareness of alternative responses to stress.
- Students will recognize personal cost of anger through interactive exercises.
Evaluation:
All parties will provide a written evaluation of partnership activities by completing a partnership evaluation form at the end of the school year.
Partnership Coordinators:
Team Members:
Mrs. Linda Cole, Director for Alternative Education for Lynchburg City Schools
Mr. Ray Pate, Lead teacher, 8th Grade Program
Dr. Merle Herndon, Director for Professional Development/School Business Partnerships
Mrs. Norma White, Clinical Director, Couples & Kids
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