Every year, the students in our schools and religious education programs receive classroom lessons in keeping themselves safe. These lessons are age-appropriate, user-friendly, and fully consistent with the moral teachings of the Catholic Church.
The lessons promote respect for the God-given dignity of every human person and they seek to help the students grow in virtue. They teach important principles and tools that can be applied anywhere in a child’s life to keep them safe – at home, with friends and relatives, in sports or other programs, etc.
We have also produced short videos that can be used to present the lessons in class. The videos are available on the ArchNYLab learning platform (https://archnylab.leadlms.com/login).
Materials in Spanish will be added as they become available.
Click on the links below to download the documents.
This can be sent home to parents or included in the annual student handbook. It provides a brief introduction and explanation of the lessons.
This file is in Word format, so it can be printed on school or parish letterhead.
A video presenting the parent overview is on the ArchNYLab learning platform (https://archnylab.leadlms.com/login)
These lesson plans include handouts that can be used for discussion in class or homework. Videos presenting the lessons are on the ArchNYLab learning platform (https://archnylab.leadlms.com/login)
These lesson plans can be used at any of the grade levels in high school. Videos presenting the lessons are on the ArchNYLab learning platform (https://archnylab.leadlms.com/login)
These summaries can be sent home to parents to give them an overview of the subjects that are covered in each lesson.
- Abuse
- Boundaries
- Bullying
- Exploitation and Sexual Harassment