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Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Sign-In Instructions for PCCD Learning Modules
IMPORTANT: Pennsylvania residents should simply complete the requested information. Out of State requests should follow the below instructions.
1. Once you click on your course selection, you will need to log in.
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NOTE: The PCCD is not authorized to provide or acknowledge any other type of credit or completion certification for other state professional development requirements, beyond the Act 55 completion certificate that is displayed at the end of each module.Â
2. Enter your First Name, Last Name and Employee Role
When you click on "Intermediate Unit", please select "Midwestern Intermediate Unit".Â
This is needed for the PCCD analytical data.
3. For School Entity, please click "other" and enter your school name; if applicable, and your State. Please enter your email and you may skip entering a PPID.
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Module 9 - Behavioral Health Awareness: Recognize, Respond, Support
Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Strengthen your skills in recognizing behavioral health concerns, responding early, and supporting students with practical, trauma‑informed strategies that promote safer, more resilient schools. (30 minutes)
Module 10 - Behavioral Health Awareness:Â Understanding Anxiety and Depression at School
Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Build skills to understand behavioral health, read student behavior in context, and apply situational awareness to respond early and keep your school community safer. (60 minutes)
National Center for School Safety
Learn how to understand behavioral health, recognize early warning signs, and respond with confidence. This course helps school safety professionals support student well-being, build resilience, and take effective action when concerns arise.
Learn how to create trauma-informed, resilience-focused classrooms that support every student. This course gives school staff practical tools to respond to trauma, strengthen relationships, and build safe, supportive learning environments.
National Center for School Safety
Safe & Resilient Schools: Student Mental Health Course
Canvas Network
This nine‑module course builds core skills to help educators recognize and respond to students’ mental health challenges. Through a sequential series of scripted videos, reflection, discussion, and knowledge checks, you’ll explore your own responses and biases, learn about common youth mental health concerns, and examine your school’s support systems. You’ll also gain a clear understanding of adversity, stress, and trauma, and identify practical trauma‑sensitive strategies you can apply in your daily work with students.
Safe and Resilient Schools: Threat Assessment and School Safety Course
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This six‑module course builds core skills to help all school staff recognize and respond to threat assessment and safety challenges. Through sequential video lessons, interactive assessments, reflections, and readings, you’ll learn about information sharing, best practices in threat assessment, ongoing safety planning, and the connection between school climate and adaptive leadership—so you can actively support your school’s overall safety strategy.
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Canvas Network
The Teen Brain
National Center for School Safety
In this video, learn how the teen brain works, tips for building trusted relationships with students, the do’s and don’ts of interacting with teens in real-world situations, and why your success as an SRO depends on understanding what is going on inside of a teen’s changing brain.
Positive School Climate and Culture
The Guardian SafeSchool Program®
Video One explores the dynamics of mass homicide in schools, risk management strategy, components of an effective school security program, and establishing a safe school climate and culture as the first layer of defense against active shooter attacks.
Psychological First Aid Online
Learn practical ways to support people experiencing distress after a disaster or traumatic event. This interactive course uses realistic scenarios to teach the core actions of Psychological First Aid and addresses responder well-being before, during, and after an incident.
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
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