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GAPBS Conference Presentation Materials Available |
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3 to 5- Not Years But Climate Star Rating Tami Karimoto, Houston County Board of Education |
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A CHAMP's Path to Success: PBIS at SCES Nikki Sullivan, Social Circle Elementary School |
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A Percussion Discussion: Therapeutic Drumming – Theory and Practice Tom Harris III, Youth Villages, Inner Harbour Campus |
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Articulating the Why: The Superintendent Voice MiMi Gudenrath, Georgia Department of Education |
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A Success Ambassador Peer Mentor Program to Ignite Positive Behavior! Ebony L. Payno, Cobb County Schools |
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Attitude Avengers-Infinity Supports: Integrating systems to promote positive behavior. Taquana O. Stubbs-Hilliard, Deerwood Academy |
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Behavior Communicates: Are you Listening? GAPBS |
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Behavior Communicates: Are you Listening? GAPBS |
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Behavior Support Planning in the Early Childhood Classroom: A PTR-YC Case Study GAPBS |
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Building a Culture of Grace for Students with an EBD Forrest Parker |
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Building Buy-In: Involving Community, Staff, and Students in Success. Kenneth L. Williams II, Clayton County Public Schools |
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Bully Prevention in Schools: Elementary & Secondary Tools Jeannie Morris, Southeast GLRS |
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Check In Check Out as Tier 2/Tier 3 PBIS Behavior Intervention Palmetta S. Hodges Ms., Cobb County School District |
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Classroom Make and Take: Emotional Literacy Games for All GAPBS |
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Classroom Make and Take: Prompting Friendship Skills and Problem Solving GAPBS |
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Classroom Management Techniques to Improve Efficiency, Confidence, and Positivity Aaron K. Eubanks, Colquitt County Schools Presentation Materials Available |
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Coaching and Supporting Classroom PBIS Tony Feldmann, GaDOE |
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Committee for Children Lunch Demo Committee for Children |
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Conjunction, Junction What's Your Function... Effective PBIS Classroom Practices Jill A. Burwell-Jackson, Bibb County Schools |
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Creating Communty Connections Results in Positive Pathways to Potential Deborah McNelis, Brain Insights Presentation Materials Available |
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Culture Shock - Creating Culture and Climate in High School PBIS Michael Smith Jackson High School |
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Sandy Demuth, Ga DOE |
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Day 2: Lunch Workshop with Dr. Jim Finch (Registration Required) Jim Finch |
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District Leadership PBIS Team: The road traveled by one district to arrive at effectiveness Maribel Bell, Fulton County Schools |
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Daniel Crimmins, GSU Center for Leadership in Disability |
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Gregory J. Benner, University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa |
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Dr. Heather George: Building Capacity for PBIS Heather George |
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Dr. Heather George: Including Students with Disabilities in Tier 1 PBIS Heather George |
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Dr. Laura Riffel: Classroom Management Strategies: Tier Two Interventions Laura Riffel |
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Dr. Lillie Huddleston (MINRS Presentation) Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University |
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Dr. Mark Weist: The Interconnected Systems Framework (ISF) for School Mental Health and PBIS Mark Weist |
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Ross Greene |
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Educator Self-Care: How do we save the lifeguards? Jody Carter Presentation Materials Available |
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Educator SPA: Self-Care is Prevention in Action Chris Williams Mrs., Newton High School |
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Embedding Social and Emotional Learning in Tier II Interventions Courtney M. Simpson |
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Emerging to Operational, Our 3-year PBIS Journey Stephanie Uzomah, Gwinnett County Public Schools |
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Encouraging Infinite Know How for all Learners! Sucheta Kamath, ExQ, LLC |
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Equity and Discipline Practices Dr. Michele F. Flowers, Clayton County Public Schools |
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Chiquella Taylor |
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Full-Staff Buy-In is Key to Your PBIS/SEL Success Pam McNall, Respectful Ways Social Emotional Learning Program |
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Fun and Fit Playscapes, LLC |
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GaDOE/DECAL Early Learning Partnership Katie Hagans, Department of Early Care and Learning |
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Georgia Southern University (Group 2) Barbara Johnson |
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Growing Greatness; Utilizing Community Partnerships to Facilitate Social-Emotional Learning Leslie Teague, Jackson County board of education |
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Have it Your Way or Probably Not: Community PBIS Jason Pinkney, Houston County Board of Education |
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Hold On, Carry On, and Press On: Effective Strategies to Enhance PBIS Robbie Vincent |
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Howard MS: “7 Habits” Meet PBIS Kevin Adams, Howard Middle School |
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Brad Langford |
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Amy Henley Presentation Materials Available |
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How To Support Local School Coaches and PBIS Teams Wenda R. Peltz, Gwinnett County Public Schools Office of Student Discipline |
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How To Use A Behavior Monitoring System To Build Self-Efficacy? Jason Simons, Atlanta International School |
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Ignite: Behavior Management: Gain Control of the Chaos! (Group 2) Jennifer R. Watkins, Columbia County Board of Education Presentation Materials Available |
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Ignite: Building a High Functioning Team to Create PBIS Buy-in (Group 2) Scarlette M. Shirley, Chestatee Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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Ignite: Elopement: Identify, Prepare, Plan (Group 1) Shea Buckley, Marcus Autism Center |
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Ignite: Implementation: It's a Journey (Group 1) Cathy Floyd, West Laurens High Presentation Materials Available |
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Ignite: Implementation of Teacher PBIS to Encourage Teacher Buy In (Group 2) Kristin V. Hall, Rome Middle School Presentation Materials Available |
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Ignite: Learning Social Skills Through Natural and Paid Supports (Group 1) Miyah Sundermeyer |
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Ignite: More Experience, Less Expense: Meaningful and Budget-Friendly Rewards (Group 1) Amy D. Orr, Morgan County Elementary School Presentation Materials Available |
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Dericca D. Gail Ms., Bibb County School District |
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Ignite: Not Just Surviving PBIS, But Succeeding: 1st Year Success Toolkit (Group 2) Katrina Smith-Paggett, Henry County Schools- Stockbridge Elementary Presentation Materials Available |
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Barbara Johnson, New Generation Academy |
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Ignite: Seven Key Ingredients to Create A Thriving School Culture & Climate (Group 1) Creseda Hawk, Fulton County Schools Presentation Materials Available |
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Ignite: Spectrum Teens: Why social skills and belonging are crucial to mental health (Group 2) Stephanie C. Holmes, Autism Spectrum Resources for Marriage & Family. LLC |
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Ignite: Staff Buy-in, Engaging all stake holders in the PBIS process (Group 1) Robert D. McCart, Gilmer County Schools |
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Ignite: The FBA is Done, Now What? Addressing Escape Maintained Behavior (Group 2) Deva P. Carrion-McGee, Marcus Autism Center |
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Ignite: You’ve recognized students with PBIS points…now what? (Group 2) Rebecca Madsen, Dawson County Schools |
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Into Action with the Tiered Fidelity Inventory and the Self-Assessment Survey Deborah A. Keane Presentation Materials Available |
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Inviting Families and Community to the Table: Building Mentoring and Engagement Practices Kathleen K. Greb, Cobb County School District |
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Lights, Camera, Action: A Mental Wellness Film Series Chris Williams Mrs., Newton High School |
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Linking PBIS with the School-Parent Compact Greta Shope, Dawson County School System Presentation Materials Available |
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Sandy Demuth, Ga DOE |
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Kraig Howell, Griffin-Spalding County Schools |
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Monitoring and Improving Fidelity of BIP Implementation Allison O'Hara, Georgia State University |
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Mr. Keith Simmons: Using an Equity Lens to Reimagine Classroom Management Keith Simmons |
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Amie W. Cumming, cumming.amie@newton.k12.ga.us |
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"Oh Behave!" Positive De-escalation Strategies for Challenging Student Behaviors Cheryl A. Rice, Valdosta City Schools, Valdosta, GA Presentation Materials Available |
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Organizing and Communicating Schoolwide PBIS Resources: One School Coach's Perspective Nicholas J. Miller, East Fannin Elementary Presentation Materials Available |
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PBIS: Building Character through Community Focused Service Projects Kathryn C. Smerker, Clark Creek STEM Academy -Cherokee County |
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PBIS: Not Just a Program It's a Game Changer Wendy Pooler, Bibb County School District |
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Katrina Kingsley, Gilmer County Schools |
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PBIS Rewards Demo: Creating Teaching Routines That Buy Back Instructional Time Kara Yates |
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PBIS Rewards Demo: Matrix Mania: How to Clear up the Confusion and Clarify Your Expectations Kara Yates |
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Kelandra Williams, Henry County Board of Education |
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PBIS Strategies for a Positive Learning Environment in High School Mariel Pock, Haralson County School District Presentation Materials Available |
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PBIS: What I know now that I wish I knew then! JESSICA A. HARRIS |
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Planting Seeds of Hope to Impact School Climate in High-Poverty Schools Michelle Sandrock, Metropolitan Regional Educational Service Agency |
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Putting the Pieces Together: Using Current Strengths to Build Cohesive Schoolwide PBIS Jennifer M. Wilson, Fulton County Schools |
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Putting the Puzzle Together: Fostering Effective Inclusive Classrooms Sally Delgado, Emory Autism Center |
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Pyramid Model Sustainability and Teacher Self-Efficacy Chelsea T. Morris, University of West Georgia |
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Re-engage Students with “Check and Connect” Tara Davis, MRESA Presentation Materials Available |
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RELATiONSHiPs: Partnering Altogether to Raise Achievement Anthony M. Chiles, Burke County School District Presentation Materials Available |
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Repairing Harm and Building Community: Restorative Practices + PBIS = Student Success! Dr. Michele F. Flowers, Clayton County Public Schools |
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Restorative Practices: From Proactive to Responsive Approaches Tara Shelton |
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Road to Successful High School PBIS Implementation: Grows and Glows Yvonne S. Isom Ph. D, Langston Hughes High School Presentation Materials Available |
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School-Based Mental Health; as it supports PBIS on all Tiers Randi Williams |
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SEL/Mental Health and Trauma Informed Practices Into PBIS GAPBS |
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Set The Culture For Success: Student-Driven PBIS Tracy Blackburn, Rock Spring Elementary |
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SOARING THROUGH A BALANCED APPROACH Jennifer Wynn, Houston County BOE |
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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: Georgia SEEDS Pyramid Model Implementation Project GAPBS |
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Student Advocacy Specialists: Connecting with our most at-risk students Phil Schmidt, Forsyth County Schools |
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Taking PBIS by Storm: Monroe Area High School Jamie Nichols, Monroe Area High School Presentation Materials Available |
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“Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks” - Changing ADULT Behavior to Better Support Students Allison O'Hara, Georgia State University |
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The District Leadership Team: Connecting the dots of School, Community, and Home maribel bell Fulton Cty Schools, Fulton County Schools |
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The FBA-BIP Process: Twelve Steps is All It Takes Gereen Francis |
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The Missing Link in Behavioral, Mental Health, and Academic Outcomes Arianne Weldon, Georgia Family Connection Partnership |
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The Online Brief Behavioral Questionnaire and Intervention Plan (BBQuIP): School Version Gereen Francis, Georgia State University |
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The Pink Pig Room: Creating a Culture of Student Support Janet T. Greer Dr., MGRESA |
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The Uncomfortable, Taboo and Awkward: Staying Person-Centered and Growth Oriented Sarah K. Champ, Threshold Community Program |
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Michelle Doane-Beeler, Calhoun City Schools |
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Trauma Sensitive Schools within the PBS framework Melissa W. Sadin, Attachment & Trauma Network |
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION- Navigating the Roadblocks of PBIS Implementation Caitlin Sabers, Woodland Elementary School |
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Using a Trauma Lens to look at Behavior Timi Hunt |
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What’s so Exceptional about PBIS? Brad Langford |
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