Our planned School Safety presentation has been rescheduled!
Portage Township Schools is excited to welcome Michele Gay for her dynamic presentation "Engaging the Community in School Safety" on March 1 at 5:30 p.m. in the PHS L3 Lab (enter door E). PTS would like to invite our families, organization leaders, community residents, business owners, and anyone who engages with schools and students to attend this valuable presentation.
RSVP here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090949aaab2daafd0-engaging
The safety and security of our schools is always a priority, and best way to support this is through dynamic school community collaborations. Our goal is to provide all attendees with ideas for supporting our students and staff as well as a fresh understanding of school safety and security.
Mother, educator, and co-founder of Safe and Sound Schools, Michele Gay chose to take action after losing her daughter Josephine Grace on December 14, 2012 at Sandy Hook Elementary. Now a nationally and internationally recognized public speaker and school safety expert, Gay reaches audiences and consults with all levels of community institutions. Through her work, and always with a goal of helping others increase the safety within their own communities, Gay shares her personal experiences and the lessons she has learned.
The safety and security of our schools is always a priority, and best way to support this is through dynamic school community collaborations. Our goal is to provide all attendees with ideas for supporting our students and staff as well as a fresh understanding of school safety and security.
Mother, educator, and co-founder of Safe and Sound Schools, Michele Gay chose to take action after losing her daughter Josephine Grace on December 14, 2012 at Sandy Hook Elementary. Now a nationally and internationally recognized public speaker and school safety expert, Gay reaches audiences and consults with all levels of community institutions. Through her work, and always with a goal of helping others increase the safety within their own communities, Gay shares her personal experiences and the lessons she has learned.