Indian Health Services Behavioral Health Conference
Matt Taylor and Marilyn Bruguier Zimmerman will attend and present at the Indian...
2012 Montana Behavioral Initiative Summer Institute
Several NNCTC and MSSC staff and faculty will travel to Bozeman, MT in June 2012...
School Mental Health/PBIS Forum
Erin Butts will travel to Chicago, IL in June to participate in the School Menta...
Trauma training for CSKT Early childhood Services Program
May 30-31, 2012 NNCTC staff will provide training in trauma awareness strategies...
Presentation at Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative meeting
May 8, 2012 Dr. John Frederikson, Director of Justice Resource Services, deliver...
Bullying Prevention training, Baineville Schools
Amy Foster Wolferman and Debra Klemann provided bullying prevention/sexual haras...
Senator Baucus' Tribal Listening Session
Marilyn Bruguier Zimmerman, Director of NNCTC, was invited to facilitate a triba...
Do The Write Thing Celebration
Dr. John Frederikson traveled to Helena May 5, 2012 to deliver a presentation on...
NNCTC staff delivered training and provided consultation in childhood trauma, hi...
Presentation at Willard School, Missoula
Dr. Cameo Borntrager, Coordinator of Evidence-Based Practices, delivered and pre...
Title 1 Conference, Missoula, MT
Marilyn Bruguier Zimmerman delivered a presentation on Introduction to Childhood...
Montana Strategic Enhancement Prevention Consortium
Dr. John Frederikson is representing the Montana Safe Schools Center as a member...
School Improvement Grant trainings in Lame Deer
OPI's School Improvement Grant work will be facilitated by Amy Foster Wolferman ...
We provide training, research and professional development services to schools and communities across Montana and throughout the U.S.
About Us:
The MSSC was endorsed by Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Linda McCullough, in 2005 and approved by the Montana University System Board of Regents in 2006. However, our organization has been working on numerous school safety grants and initiatives since 1999.
Program collaboration has occurred for and with many agencies including: Montana Office of Public Instruction's Montana Behavioral Initiative, the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools (OSDFS), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the U.S. Department of Justice Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) office.
Montana Safe Schools Center Training Topics:
What do our trainings and consultations cost?
MSSC is a non-profit organization entirely funded through grants and consultation fees with P/K-12 schools, university collaborations and community agency partnerships. Our fees are negotiable based on the needs and resources of the school as well as appropriate travel costs. In the majority of cases, we are able to partner with schools through existing grants or in future grant seeking.
Let's discuss how we may assist you.
Contact: Matt Taylor, Associate Director or John Frederikson, MSSC Coordinator or call 406-243-5344.
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