The Personal Safety Awareness Program was introduced in Reno County Schools in 1984 and has since been presented to more than 83 public and parochial school districts in Kansas. situation.
This sensitive, comprehensive program teaches children in a positive, non-threatening way the information they need to protect themselves from sexual assault.
The curriculum is presented in four one-hour sessions over a two-week period. The classroom teacher is the primary presenter and resource speakers from law enforcement and social service agencies provide additional classroom information.
The primary goals of the program are to teach 2nd and 4th grade children . . .
We are indebted to parents, teachers, and administrators for inviting us into their schools and homes. We have come a long way since the inception of this program in 1983, but our work is not complete until we can end this silent crime. We must continue to teach children prevention of child sexual abuse and give them the future they deserve.
The Personal Safety Awareness Program was introduced in Reno County Schools in 1984 and has since been presented to more than 83 public and parochial school districts in Kansas. situation.
This sensitive, comprehensive program teaches children in a positive, non-threatening way the information they need to protect themselves from sexual assault.
The curriculum is presented in four one-hour sessions over a two-week period. The classroom teacher is the primary presenter and resource speakers from law enforcement and social service agencies provide additional classroom information.
The primary goals of the program are to teach 2nd and 4th grade children . . .
We are indebted to parents, teachers, and administrators for inviting us into their schools and homes. We have come a long way since the inception of this program in 1983, but our work is not complete until we can end this silent crime. We must continue to teach children prevention of child sexual abuse and give them the future they deserve.