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Our Adult Sexual Misconduct Training will provide school personnel with tools to develop guidelines to identify and prevent misconduct in a school environment. This training will also delineate steps to take should misconduct impact your organization, which can help rebuild community trust and improve long term outcomes. .

We developed this training to address Member concerns regarding SB-213 and how this change to Colorado Law impacts you. Our Claire Davis School Safety Act Training covers how SB-213 impacted the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act and what steps Members can take to keep their students and staff safe. This training was also included in our online training redesign pilot to assess whether streamlining content can improve learning outcomes and user experience.

Property losses involving commercial roof systems continue to be a perennial cause of loss for CSDSIP Members. Our new 4-part series on common commercial roofing systems can give your team the information and insight they need to make loss-avoidant decisions regarding your roof. Each video presents useful information and industry best-practices in an easy-to-understand format. The series walks you through the anatomy of a roof, early warning signs & best practices, common roof losses, and how to properly inspect, prepare, and repair your roof.

Every day from the workplace to the school, reliance on internet accessibility increases. Any school with electronic records is open to cyber breaches. School staff is the first line of defense on the preventing cyber-attacks. This training is designed to help prepare school staff to be aware and respond to the growing cyber threats.

Colorado School Districts Self Insurance Pool (CSDSIP) has created a defensive driving training video designed to introduce personnel to accident prevention tips. Participants will be introduced to five defensive driving techniques and strategies to manage risks on the road

All school employees are mandatory reporters of child abuse or neglect. However, knowing when and how to report can be more difficult than it seems. CSDSIP’s Mandatory Reporting online training module will cover not only why it’s important to report, but also how to report, the 4 types of abuse, and signs of each. Ultimately, this training is designed to help your team understand how to help keep your students safe, something we all agree is important!

It’s hard to believe that us Coloradans need to worry about mold, as it’s often deemed to be a wet-climate issue, but arid climates like ours still experience pipe breaks, flooding, snow and ice accumulation, and other mold-causing hazards. Molds rapid-spreading abilities can cause seemingly small problems to escalate, amplifying repair costs over time. Catching and addressing mold problems early on will result in substantial savings to our Members in both time and project cost. Colorado School Districts Self Insurance Pool created this two-part training video in conjunction with AXA, XL Insurance and Bureau Veritas to help our Members understand how to prevent and manage mold issues in their environments, which can lead to tremendous cost-savings.

The Colorado School Districts Self Insurance Pool (CSDSIP) has developed a four part “Playground Safety Series” to aid school personnel in providing a safe environment for students and users while on the playground.

Missed the introduction to CSDSIP's new training platform? Need a refresher on next steps? Check out the recorded session here!