Professional Development
Violence Prevention
A two-hour violence prevention public seminar at St. John's University for educators supporting the Safe Schools Against Violence in Education (S.A.V.E.) Act signed into law in New York in 2000. This program helps teachers recognize and prevent violence in the classroom. Topics covered include the warning signs and impact of bullying, role of school, staff in protecting kids, strategies for dealing with "at-risk" kids. More
Online Training Seminars

An exciting development in the expansion of Guardian Angels' safety education programs is the introduction of new online training programs designed to satisfy New Jersey's Quality Single Accountablity Continuum (QSAC) requirement for employee training.
Available via MOESC's Online Training In-Service Seminar (O.T.I.S.) web site.
Programs Overview
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Role Model Zone

Spearheaded by Hashim "The Truth" Garrett, this powerful program was developed to hold out a friendly hand to children who are bullied, harassed or excluded. Read More -
Junior Angels

The Junior Guardian Angels, our early prevention program for children from 7 to 11, teaches values and instills a sense of purpose.Read More -
Urban Angels

Urban Guardian Angels, for teens 12 to 16, provides an alternative to gangs and drugs through a supportive club environment dedicated to community service and personal responsibility. Read More -
Washington Heights Community Center

Opened on a shoestring budget in 2003, today the center is a highly-regarded fixture in this community, offering services to approximately 300 youth and adults each week. Read More
The Guardian Angels Education Academy
The Guardian Angels Education Academy encompasses a host of educational programs for students and educators, including public seminars and customized training sessions. Topics include character development, bullying, gang resistance, violence prevention, safety education, and Internet safety. Without education and intervention, school bullying can quickly spill onto streets and neighborhoods, unleashing a path of crime and violence. Gangs use schools to attract younger and younger recruits to their dangerous enterprises. Academy programs help educators create safe and productive classroom environments and instill students with the courage to resist gangs and eliminate bullying. A Role Model Academy offers students and teachers opportunities for ongoing implementation of The Guardian Angels lessons. Academy programs are unique and powerful and equip schools with practical tools for immediate application in the classroom.