4 Jan 2023

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Trauma-Informed Approaches to Support Cold Spring School

Dr. Amy Alzina, Superintendent/Principal of Cold Spring School District, shares tips for supporting students and staff during emergencies and natural disasters, including how to spot stress responses by age group and how to help teachers adapt lesson plans to student needs.

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