Presenters for the Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference are encouraged to enhance their presentation record by submitting presentation materials to digitalcommons@georgiasouthern.edu.
We will post the presentation materials within 3 business days.
1. GAPBS Conference Day 1 Presenter Information and Locations GAPBS Conference Presentation Materials Available |
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2. GAPBS Conference Day 2 Presenter Information and Locations GAPBS Conference Presentation Materials Available |
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5 Tools You Can Use Tomorrow to Transform Your Classroom Chris A. Paul Presentation Materials Available |
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ABC to PTR: Creating Effective Tier II Behavior Support Plans Sarah S. Barbour, Fulton County Schools |
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A "Juggling" Act....the Life of a District Coordinator Janice V. Mendence Ms., NWGA RESA |
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Alienating Parents in Two Minutes or Less: Parent Conferencing Strategies Charlene Woodham Brickman, Barrow County School System |
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Aligning Content Lesson Plans With Classroom PBIS Expectations: Teaching Standards and Rules Kymberly Harris Ph.D., Georgia Southern University |
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Aligning Mental Health and Pyramid Model Practices into School-wide PBIS Brandy Woolridge, Georgia Department of Education |
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Building an Effective District Leadership Team for Sustainability Susan S. Barrow, Georgia Department of Education PBIS State Team |
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Building a Stronger Community Alliance through My Brother's Keeper Dr. Thaddeus L. Shubert, Burke County Public Schools Presentation Materials Available |
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Building Awe and Wonder, Empathy, And Gratitude in Preschoolers Sharon Smith |
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Building Resiliency and Positive Well-Being through the practice of Forgiveness Ann M. Van Buskirk Ph.D., DeKalb-Rockdale Georgia Network for Educational and Therapeutic Support (GNETS) |
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Building Resiliency Through Skills Acquisition Erik Hardison, McDuffie County |
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Building Teacher Efficacy in a School-wide PBIS Program Melanie D. James, Winterville Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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Cafeteria behavior: Can we expect what we haven't taught? Shannon Hammond, Walton County School District |
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Michele F. Flowers, Clayton County Public Schools |
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Steve Johnson, Rcokdale County Public Schools |
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Check In Check Out: Using CICO‐SWIS Data for Decision Making Celeste Dickey |
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Children’s Mental Health: Preschool to High School – Federal Grants Project LAUNCH and AWARE Laura P. Lucas, DBHDD |
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Sherry P. Howard, Georgia State University |
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Classroom Management: Creating P.O.S.I.T.I.V.E. Habits Anthony M. Chiles, Burke County School District Presentation Materials Available |
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Coaching through the TFI and Using EOY Data Shantay S. Evans, Cobb County School District Presentation Materials Available |
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Collaborating with families to sure students display positive behavior Jonathan M. King, Twiggs County Public Schools |
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Come Get A Taste of our "PB and J: Positive Behavior Journey" Ulysses J. Smallwood, Fulton County Schools Presentation Materials Available |
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Amy Henley, Fayette County Schools Presentation Materials Available |
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Crating a Supportive Environment Sherry P. Howard, Georgia State University |
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Creating an Inclusive Climate for Students on the Autism Spectrum Stephanie C. Holmes, Autism Spectrum Resources for Marriage & Family. LLC |
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Creating Class Climate and Culturally Responsive Practices under the MTSS Umbrella Lisa Pearce Ms., GSCS |
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Destination PBIS Success: A Roadmap to Coaching PBIS Coaches Adrienne Boisson |
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Discovering Your Coaching Style MiMi D. Gudenrath, Georgia Department of Education |
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District Leadership Teams: Expanding the PBIS Village Curlandra Lightfoot-Smith, Bibb County School District |
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Efficacy of PBIS Implementation Status on Student Suicidality Jo Saint Ed.S., Georgia State University |
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Everyday HEROes: Building Positive Student, Staff, Parent, and Community Relationships Cleveland Johnson, Bibb County School District |
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FBA & BIP Development Using a Triangulation of Data Process Cassandra A. Holifield PhD, North Metro GNETS Presentation Materials Available |
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FBA/BIP/RTI….You Now Want Me to Do What? Charlotte S. Flores Mrs., Ethel W. Kight Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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FBAs to Intervention: Making a Meaningful Connnection Becky C. Lamont, Pathways Behavioral Consulting, LLC |
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FCHS Bulldog Best: Starting PBIS at High School Bethany Blumenshine, Forsyth Central High School |
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Foundations for Learning: How to create a willing learner Lisa Cymbor, Marcus Autism Center Presentation Materials Available |
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Get on Board: Positive Behavior Interventions on the School Bus Krystal Kennedy PhD, BCBA, Tennessee Tech University |
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Growing Student Leaders as Part of a School-Wide PBIS Program Melanie D. James, Winterville Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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#HappyInHappyOut - Improving School Climate Through PBIS Implementation Caitlin Sabers, Woodland Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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Happy, Scared, Excited, Oh My! Promoting Emotional Literacy Brandy Lochetta |
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Happy, Scared, Excited, Oh My! Promoting Emotional Literacy Brandy Locchetta, Department of Early Care and Learning |
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Having Fun with PBIS: Proven Reinforcers that are Free or Low‐cost Laura Riffel |
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How It's Made: Distinguished in a GNETS Program Brooke Cole |
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How to Educate Students with Difficult Behaviors Tera R. Reid |
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How to Manage the "Frequent Flier Miles" my Class is Earning Kerrie A. Miller, Oak Tree GNETS Presentation Materials Available |
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How to Use Data to Improve Child Behavior Katie K. Hagan |
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HS Student Centered PBIS Team: Including them in the Conversation Regeana L. King, Lee County Ninth Grade Campus |
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Implementing Classroom PBIS in Georgia Turnaround (or Other) Schools Kathy W. Wooten, Southwest Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) Presentation Materials Available |
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Implementing PBIS in Summer Programs Latasha B. Simms Ms, Howard Middle School |
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Implementing Universal Supports at the Tier 4 Level Meredith Crittenden, Metro Resa |
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Morgan Curtis, GNETS |
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Learn How to Significantly Reduce Asperger's Symptoms: Understanding Their Perspective Simon Huebner, Resource Education Solutions |
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Lesson Plans for Teaching Behavior Kymberly Harris, Georgia Southern University |
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Lights, Camera, Action: A Mental Wellness Film Series Adrienne Boisson |
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“Moving from a Good to Great PBIS Team” Tara Davis, Ga DOE Presentation Materials Available |
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Moving from Good Activities to GREAT Activities Jennifer Cluley, Georgia State University |
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Moving PBIS Instruction into the College Classroom through Interagency Partnerships Rob Sumowski Ed.D., Georgia College & State University |
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Amie W. Cumming, cumming.amie@newton.k12.ga.us Presentation Materials Available |
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Office Discipline Referrals: What they Show Us about PBIS Implementation Nicole S. Guillen, Georgia State University |
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Own It: Becoming a Trauma Sensitive School OATANISHA DAWSON Ed.D., GLYNN COUNTY SCHOOLS Presentation Materials Available |
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PBIS and SEL: An Urban High School's Journey Donavin D. Murdock, Maynard Jackson High School |
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PBIS: A Shared Positive Culture- Into the Neighborhood and Beyond Lauren Flanagan, Mainstay Academy-Griffin, Georgia Network for Educational and Therapeutic Supports Presentation Materials Available |
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PBIS in the Classroom: Teaching Expectations and Procedures Tony Feldmann, GaDOE Presentation Materials Available |
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“PBIS in the Classroom: Transitioning From Discipline to Instruction” Latasha B. Simms Ms, Howard Middle School |
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PBIS in the trenches: Successfully implementation in an alternative school. Dustin Strickland, Murray County Schools |
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PBIS on the Island of Misfit Toys Donna M. Bishop, GIVE Center West |
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PBIS Planning Tool for Infants and Preschoolers Gereen R. Francis, Georgia State University |
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PBIS Supports Using Fidelity Implementation Checklists & Coaching Cassandra A. Holifield PhD, North Metro GNETS |
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PBIS: What does it take to make it work?? Jessica Harris, Walnut Grove Elementary |
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PBIS Work-Ready Words Can Impact School, Home, Community Climates Pam P. Brooks Mrs., Pamela Penn Brooks Presentation Materials Available |
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Positive Behavior Supports - A Tiered Intervention Framework for Behavior Leigh B. Sears, Gainesville City School System Presentation Materials Available |
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Positive Behavior Supports for Adults with Developmental Disabilities (Live the Life You Love!) Danny Hoover, Diverssified Enterprises dba Tift County Board of Health |
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Promoting Behavioral Health Supports through School Attendance/Climate Committees (HB763) The Georgia Appleseed Center for Law and Justice Presentation Materials Available |
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Readiness , Implementation , Now What? Growing PBIS Strategically and Effectively Caryn Lott, Grayson Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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Donna Eskut, Coweta Co. Schools |
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Restorative Practices and PBIS: A Design to Support ALL Students Samuel D. Dasher Jr, Jefferson County BOE |
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RIVER Role Models: Branding PBIS in Your School and Community Elizabeth Ruzzene, Riverside Intermdiate |
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Safe, Supported & Ready to Learn: Funding for Social Emotional Learning Jennifer Sanderlin, Committee for Children |
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School-Based Mental Health; as it supports PBIS Jenny Wilhoite, Georgia Hope Presentation Materials Available |
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Setting Students up for PBIS Success by Teaching Behavioral Expectations Jessica E. Dunn |
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Sources of Strength: A peer lead suicide prevention program. Amanda Schutz, Calhoun City Schools Presentation Materials Available |
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Start Meeting to Stop Violence Paul Parker Presentation Materials Available |
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Step-by-Step Process for Conducting Universal Mental Health Screening Emily Graybill, Georgia State University |
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Stories of Success: GA SEEDS Pyramid Model Implementation Project Katie K. Hagan |
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Success with PBIS: Strategies and Ideas that Work Matt Hart |
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Tackling Tier 2: A Practical Approach Tabathia S. Baldy, RtI/PBIS Director, Colquitt County Schools |
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Taking a Deep Breath - Promoting Self-Regulation Brandy Locchetta, Department of Early Care and Learning |
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Taking a Proactive Approach to PBIS Alisha K. Logue Mrs., Glascock County Consolidated School |
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The Educator's Role: How To Motivate Independence and Foster Resilience Elaine Taylor-Klaus, ImpactADHD |
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The FBA-BIP Process: Twelve Steps is All it Takes Gereen R. Francis, Georgia State University |
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The Success Ambassador Peer Mentor Program: Best Practices for Full Program Implementation Ebony L. Payno, Cobb County Schools |
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The Tiered Fidelity Inventory (TFI): Focusing on Tier II Action Planning Celeste Dickey, University of Oregon |
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Kimberly Hodges, Henry County GNETS/K. Hodges Consulting, LLC |
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Tara L. Shelton, Atlanta Public Schools |
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Trauma Sensitive Schools and the PBS Framework Dr. Melissa W. Sadin, Attachment & Trauma Network Presentation Materials Available |
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Trauma-Sensitive Social and Emotional Learning Strategies for the Classroom Gregory J. Benner, University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa Presentation Materials Available |
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Using Discrimination Training for Social Skills Instruction Becky C. Lamont, Pathways Behavioral Consulting, LLC |
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Using Individualized Data Collection to Promote Student Behavior Awareness Morgan Curtis, GNETS |
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Using PBIS as a Second Chance - Not a Last Chance Dericca D. Gail Ms., Bibb County School District |
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Using PBIS framework in secure facilities: Agency’s journey through implementation) Janette A. Nihles, Department of Juvenile Justice Presentation Materials Available |
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Using PBIS to Create a Brand Identity and Learning Climate Kent P. Sparks Mr., Bibb County School District |
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Utilizing Falcon Families to Support Student Engagement and School Climate Joe Lord, Alcova Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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Welcome to PBIS: Oh, That’s What This Is? eryn whitfield, South Gwinnett High SChool |
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Welcome Y’all: Family Engagement and PBIS Michelle Sandrock, Metropolitan Regional Educational Service Agency Presentation Materials Available |