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TESP wanted to share a reflection of our last event that was centered on trauma and education, “As educators, collaboration is key to share best practice and to develop a support system to best serve our students and families.” - Lilian G. Garcia, Counselor at Cesar E. Chavez Learning Academies.

TESP leadership needs to know what influence our Trauma/Education Gathering has had on your practice since then.

It is very important to share. There are a many opportunities for more TESP programs. It is important to know which topics are most relevant to your practice.

Maureen Kindel, Founder of TESP

On February 24, 2018 TESP hosted a gathering for 70 teachers and administrators around trauma and education. The goal was to provide an opportunity for different types of schools to collaborate and provide practical responses and action plans that highlighted things that teachers could do in order to better support student that are affected by trauma.

Special thanks to the attendees and collaborators such as Board Member Ref Rodriguez, Nati Rozsa, Aixle Aman, and Joshua Kaufman.

Photo credit: Jacob Roberts, LAUSD Photographer

On May 20th, 2018 the LAUSD School Board presented TESP with an award and recognition for TESP’s service and support to LAUSD teachers and administrators. On hand to receive the award on behalf of TESP was Maureen Kindel, founder of TESP, and Yvette Kingberg, founding collaborator of TESP.