2 HOURS of SEL Credit: Permission to Pause

 Below is the link to an SEL class that you can finish in a timely manner! I've done it and liked the format, so easy! It’s all about self-care and will get you your two hours of credit!

It is a self-paced course for SEL credit, called Permission to Pause.

 

Here is the link. No registration needed as we award credit through a Goggle form on the backend. Hope this helps.


Jennifer Negron



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