Welcome!The Kansas Juvenile Officers Association (KSJOA) is an organization committed to Kansas kids. KSJOA was established in 2009 by the merging of Kansas D.A.R.E. Officers Association (KDOA), and the Kansas School Resource Officers Association (KASRO). The KSJOA exists to promote harmony and good will among members of the association; to promote continuity of materials and teaching techniques; to reinforce and maintain discipline of the D.A.R.E. curriculum; and to develop a means to disseminate information which is valuable to all members statewide. |
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2024 KSJOA CONFERENCE KSCPOST TRAINING HOURS
KSJOA Training Coordinator: Ken Winter, kwinter@cheneyks.org
Course Title: Varies, see below
Course Synopsis: Varies, see below
Course Start/Stop: Date of training
Course Location: Wichita, KS
Course Instructor: Varies, see below
Instructor affiliation: Varies, see below
Course Sponsor: Kansas Juvenile Officers Association
Course Coordinator: Ken Winter
Hours complete: Varies, see below
Monday 7/29 "The Unstoppable Will to Survive"
(8.0 hours) Self motivation and setting achievable personal goals.
Nick Scott
Nick Scott LLC
3.5 hours
"Overview of KS Family Crisis Response Hotline"
KS Family Crisis Response Hotline through Carelon Behavioral Health of KS and KS DCFS.
Frances Avery
Carelon Behavior Health of KS
.5 hour
"Overview of KS homeless and at-risk students"
Current data and trends on KS homeless and at-risk students
Olivia Pikul
Miss Volunteer America
.5 hour
"A School Focused Study of the Active Shooter Problem"
Debrief of school shootings.
Ed Monk
Last Resort Training
3.5 hours
Tuesday 7/30 "KS Juvenile Statutes and Case Law Updates"
(7.5 hours) Review updated KS juvenile/child in need of care statutes, and review search and seizure in the schools.
Don Hymer
Johnson County KS DA's Office
3.0 hours
"DARE Fentanyl Training Presentation"
DARE fentanyl training presentation; can also be used for non-DARE presentations.
Randy Combs
KS Attorney General's Office
1.0 hour
"The Winning Mind"
Officer safety and survival training.
Dave Smith
Dave Smith and Associates
3.5 hours
Wed. 7/31 "Bulletproof Mind"
(8.0 hours) Overview of school shootings, history of mass violence, and preventative measures.
Dave Grossman
Grossman on Truth
4.25 hours
"Fentanyl Updates"
History of fentanyl and current trends of manufacturing, distribution, and use.
Brian Townsend
Eagle 6 Training
3.75 hours
Thursday 8/1 "Overview of Mid-States Organized Crime Info Center and Resources available to KS law enforcement"
(4.0 hours) Overview of MOCIC resources available to KS law enforcement for drug investigations.
Brian Karman
Mid-States Organized Crime Information Center
1.0 hours
"The Dark Web"
Overview of the dark web and techniques to help investigations.
Brian Townsend
Eagle 6 Training
2.0 hours
"Kansas Juvenile Program Updates"
Review of juvenile programs and resources available in KS.
Philip Lofflin
Kansas Juvenile Officers Association
1.0 hour