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Child Abuse Prevention Association outlines "Play It Safe" curriculum; committee discusses reporting, delivery and next steps
Summary
Christina Wilson of the Child Abuse Prevention Association presented the Play It Safe abuse-prevention curriculum (vetted by the state) and committee members questioned how disclosures are handled, whether opt-outs exist, and how the curriculum aligns with Aaron's Law and the newer Gavin's Law.
The Child Abuse Prevention Association (CAPA) presented the "Play It Safe" abuse-prevention curriculum to the Beaufort County Health Advisory Committee on Feb. 24, describing the program as an evidence-based, age-appropriate series of lessons that the presenter said has been used in the district since about 2015 and is state-approved.
"Play It Safe is an abuse prevention curriculum that does that," the presenter said, describing a structure that begins with simple, animated lessons in pre-K and progressively introduces live-action content and more advanced topics (bullying prevention, sexting) by fifth and sixth grades.…
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