The morning of Tuesday, April 9th, 11th and 12th grade students will attend a safety-orientated conference called S.T.A.T. (Safe Today and Tomorrow) while underclassmen are taking the A.C.T. Aspire test. There are a variety of resources and activities for all students that can help prepare you for College and Career Readiness and beyond! ALL Upperclassmen can benefit from this conference. Students going off to college can benefit from the college safety presentations or the American Association of University Women’s booth, whereas individuals in the trades can benefit from the financial safety information and the Blackhawk Community Credit Union financial game. This conference will give Craig graduates the resources they need to take on independence for the first time, as well as stay healthy and happy during this transition period. That’s why if you there’s anything else regarding safety you want to know about, we will provide you with information within a week of the conference date. And the best part: You will have the chance to WIN a Fitbit and other prizes.

We want YOUR feedback: Anything that you’re interested in regarding safety that isn’t included? Gabby Petruzzello at [email protected] with questions or suggestions. We will find you the resources even if we can’t include it on April 9th.

The morning will consist of three sections:

• Cafeteria: Keynote Speaker JPD Officer Chad Sullivan (45 minutes)
• Fieldhouse: Interactive Activities (45 minutes)
• 600 Hall: One in six breakout sessions (45 minutes)

OR

Female students can choose to attend the Safe Workshop for two of the three sections. The workshop will teach self-defense skills, financial security, and general safety tips.

Students will have the opportunities to:

• Learn lifelong safety skills
• Learn from field professionals and Craig Alumnus in the local area and across the U.S.
• Get valuable career connections
• Win a Fitbit or other local business gift certificates
• Potentially learn about and apply for local scholarships
• Learn to save your life and others

AND

• Talk to local organizations and learn about:
  • American Association of University Women (AAUW): Learn about issues affecting women on campus
  • NAMI-Rock Country: Learn about community support for mental health
  • Dieticians: Learn how to fuel your body to avoid the Freshman 15
  • Fitness Experts
  • Janesville Fire Department: Basic Household Safety
  • LGBTQ+ Resources
  • Resources for Students of Color
  • Byod Consulting: Preventative Care (Cancer screening and vaccines)
  • Blackhawk Community Credit Union Financial Game
  • P3 Crime Stoppers: Get prizes for signing up
  • How to SAVE MONEY in adulthood (AKA How to get freebies (:  )
  • And more…

Information about the breakout sessions will be provided closer to April 9th.