The Little Flower UFSD District-Wide Safety Plan 2019-2020 is available in draft form for your review and for comments and questions. As per Commissioner's Regulation 155.17, our plan is available for a thirty-day comment/question period. The plan will be available for comments/questions until September 13, 2019. Please visit our District / Health & Safety tab to view our draft.
Little Flower UFSD is a certified Sanctuary Institute, symbolizing an organization’s commitment to providing a higher level of care, a trauma-sensitive environment for the people they serve and a better work environment for employees. Sanctuary certification requires re-evaluation every three years, as it is designed to promote, sustain and strengthen an organization’s commitment to the maintenance of a trauma informed culture for all of its stakeholders.
Little Flower proudly implements the Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) training program for child and youth care staff. Developed by Cornell University, TCI presents a crisis prevention and intervention model designed to teach staff how to help children learn constructive ways to handle crisis. The ability of the entire organization to respond effectively to children and young people in crisis situations is critical in establishing not only a safe environment, but also one that promotes growth and development.
Little Flower UFSD was recognized in 2016 as a “Welcoming School” by the International Association for Invitational Education. Schools receiving this honor are identified for having “nurtured extraordinarily warm, welcoming, inviting atmospheres that encourage student engagement and learning.”
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