PPRA Online Course Registration - Fall 2024
You are registering for a self-paced Protection of Individuals from Restraint and Seclusion Act (PPRA) online course. The course consists of 12 lessons with the majority containing a video, resources, and a check for understanding. Upon successful completion of each of the checks for understanding, participants will receive a certificate of completion for three (3) hours of continuing education credit. This course is designed exclusively for Colorado public educators.
If you are not a Colorado public educator. you may access a noncredit version of the course. It does not include the assessments and the CDE credit hours are not available for this version of the course, but it has all the same videos and information. Please click the link below to join as a guest.
Parent Community Noncredit PPRA Course
This training is on the regulation for Restraints and Seclusion and does not replace the requirement of having staff trained in a nationally recognized crisis intervention program, such as Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI), Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI), Quality Behavioral Solutions (QBS) etc.
Registrations will be processed on a rolling basis. You will receive an email with login information for the course. For example, if you register on Thursday, you will not receive your login information until after the following Wednesday. If you do not, please contact Caitlin Tucker, at tucker_c@cde.state.co.
For questions related to this Moodle Course or the content please reach out to Bill Brown the Affective Needs Serious Emotional Disability Specialist with the Colorado Department of education. Brown_w@cde.state.co.us.
Information about PPRA
The Colorado’s State Board of Education has adopted the Protection of Individuals from Restraint and Seclusion Act (PPRA), which outlines the procedures to be followed:
- In the administration of restraint and seclusion.
- Staff training.
- Documentation requirements.
- The review of the use of restraint and seclusion.
The Colorado Department of Education has available a self-guided, self-paced Moodle course on PPRA (Protection of Individuals From Restraint and Seclusion Act) Regulations. This course covers the Restraint and Seclusion regulations (PPRA) and will also share the changes to PPRA from House Bill 22-1376.
This training is on the regulation for Restraints and Seclusion and does not replace the requirement of having staff trained in a nationally recognized crisis intervention program, such as Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI), Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI), Quality Behavioral Solutions (QBS) etc.