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Truman Group

Over multiple days, counselors and our
learning support leads at each of our
schools enhanced their skills in supporting
student wellbeing and academic achieve-
ment. The sessions focused on the lat-
est strategies in mental health, academic
counseling and crisis intervention.

Participants engaged in interactive work-
shops led by international experts from the Truman
Group, Dr. James Rosow and Dr. Alicia Janik, acquir-
ing practical tools and techniques that could be im-
plemented immediately. Additionally, the training
included discussions on ethical practices, fostering
inclusive environments and collaborating effectively
with parents and teachers to support the holistic de-
velopment of our students.
Dylan Williams
It was a successful event that provided a valuable
chance for our staff to network, share experiences
and further develop their professional competen-
At ISG, student assessment and
cies in a supportive setting. Additionally, the Truman
feedback are key areas of focus
Group held parent sessions at each school which
and ongoing improvement.
addressed student wellbeing, mental health and ac-
During the 2023-24 school year,
ademic counseling.
36 educators from across our
five schools and the district
office engaged in virtual
sessions facilitated by Dylan
Williams, a leading expert in the
field of formative assessment.
Child Protection Training

Annually, ISG staff and stakeholders complete mandatory
child protection training and an assessment that is tai-
lored to their role in the organization. This is done through
Vector Solutions.
At ISG, child protection is a top priority and staff are provid-
ed the information, tools and resources to ensure aware-
ness and adherence to ISG child protection policies.

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