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  • Introduction to Restorative Practices for School Counselors

    • February 26, 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
    • 48
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    Introduction to Restorative Practices for School Counselors

    Presented by Erin Chavez and Layla M. Dehaiman

    In this professional development session, participants will explore the foundations and purposes of restorative practices. They will gain a clear understanding of the differences between traditional, punitive discipline and restorative approaches, and learn how restorative practices help create safe, supportive, and inclusive school environments for both staff and students. Additionally, participants will be introduced to two core practices—connection circles and restorative conversations, and will learn how these strategies can enhance and complement their school counseling programs. 

    February 26, 2026   10:00 am to 11:30 am

    Virtual

    $10 for NMCA Members, $20 for Non-Members

    1.5 CE hours pending

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  • Ethics & AI

    • March 19, 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Virtual
    • 59
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    Ethics & AI

    Presented By Heather Fried

    March 19, 2026

    Virtual 

    10:00 am to 12:00 pm

    2 CE hours available


     Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving part of today’s world, increasingly integrated into everyday   experiences across educational settings. As AI tools become more accessible to both educators and   students, school counselors must develop a foundational understanding of AI and its ethical and legal   implications. To support student well-being and uphold professional responsibility, counselors must be   able to distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate uses of AI and recognize when and how to   effectively advocate for students.

     During this session, participants will examine the legal considerations of AI use in school counseling   programs, explore the ASCA Ethical Standards as they relate to emerging technologies, and engage in   discussion of real-world scenarios. Attendees will gain practical guidance to support ethical decision-   making and responsible AI integration within school counseling practice.

    Free for NMSCA Members, $25 for Non-members 

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NMSCA is committed to supporting school counselors. 

Partnering with the American School Counselor Association, NMSCA is the state level school counselor organization.  

We offer the opportunity for school counselors to grow professionally, learn about best practices specific to New Mexico, and encourage school counselors to get involved at the local or state level or as a NMSCA Board Member.

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