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Continue reading →: Symposium Spotlight: Featured Speaker K.C. Knudson
The 2025 School Safety and Wellness Symposium is fast approaching, and we’re thrilled to spotlight some of our featured speakers. NWESD MTSS Coordinator K.C. Knudson shares a preview of what attendees can expect from his upcoming presentation: Check out the rest of the agenda – don’t miss this event!
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Continue reading →: Sponsorship Opportunities Now Open for the 2025 School Safety and Wellness Symposium
The Northwest Educational Service District 189 (NWESD) is now accepting sponsorships for the 2025 School Safety and Wellness Symposium, taking place in August 2025. This annual event brings together educators, administrators, law enforcement officers, first responders, community partners, and safety professionals from across the region to explore strategies that support…
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Continue reading →: Final Thrive on Thursday for 2024-25: Join Us Now!
Join us TODAY, Thursday, June 5, for the last THRIVE ON THURSDAY of the 2024-25 school year. Since February, the School Safety and Wellness Center has hosted a one-hour opportunity for educators, staff, and safety partners to join us for news and updates about some of the most pressing school…
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Continue reading →: New “UNMasking” Work Groups Open for Registration – Dive Deeper into Neurodivergence with Hannah!
Recently, many of our educators, counselors, and youth-serving partners throughout the region joined us for an excellent presentation by Hannah Smith, a local Licensed Mental Health Counselor with specializations in Anxiety, Neurodiversity, Trauma, and personal development. Hannah has since scheduled a series of UNMasking Work Groups that build on the…
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Continue reading →: Thrive on Thursday: Safety & Wellness Consultations
Join us this Thursday, June 5, for the last THRIVE ON THURSDAY of the 2024-25 school year. Since February, the School Safety and Wellness Center has hosted a one-hour opportunity for educators, staff, and safety partners to join us for news and updates about some of the most pressing school…
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Continue reading →: Upcoming SSWC Events You Can’t Miss
The SSWC has some good stuff planned in the coming weeks and months. Here’s the current list – don’t miss out! There’s still time to register. June 2025 * This Week! August 2025
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Continue reading →: Keynote Speaker Announcement for the 2025 School Safety and Wellness Symposium
We are excited to share an important update about the keynote presentation at our upcoming School Safety and Wellness Symposium, taking place August 12–13, 2025. Kristina Anderson Froling will be our keynote speaker. She is an internationally recognized advocate for school safety, bystander intervention, and active shooter response, bringing extensive…
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Continue reading →: [Correction] The Next Thrive on Thursday: Safety & Wellness Consultations
[Correction] – in our previous post, we stated that the next Thrive on Thursday was taking place this Thursday, 5/29. That is incorrect! The next Thrive on Thursday is scheduled for NEXT THURSDAY, JUNE 5TH. See you there! Correction: Next Thursday, June 5, will be the last THRIVE ON THURSDAY…
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Continue reading →: Next Week’s Thrive on Thursday: Safety & Wellness Consultations
Correction: Next Thursday, June 5, will be the last THRIVE ON THURSDAY of the 2024-25 school year. Since February, the School Safety and Wellness Center has hosted a one-hour opportunity for educators, staff, and safety partners to join us for news and updates about some of the most pressing school…
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Continue reading →: Reminder to Thrive with Us: A Discussion about the 764 Threat Network
What is 764? The 764 network is a dangerous online group considered a serious national security threat by the FBI. It first appeared in Stephenville, Texas in 2021, taking its name from a local ZIP code prefix. Originally part of a group called CVLT, 764 has since evolved into a…
NWESD Safety & Wellness Center
Providing support, consultation, and guidance in areas of student safety and wellness, we are a multifaceted team of professionals who aim to support our regional educators in the challenging work of keeping our schools and communities healthy, safe, and successful. We believe that: Together We Can… Thrive!
