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This three-day virtual forum for school, state, district, and regional Leadership Teams and other professionals has been designed to help increase the effectiveness of school environments through PBIS.
The Center on PBIS with support from the Midwest PBIS Network
Creating a Context for Every Student & Educator to be Successful
The Virtual PBIS Leadership Forum is a technical assistance activity of the Center on PBIS and provides an opportunity for the Center to share information on the latest applications of PBIS. Sessions are organized into blocks of single-topic breakout sessions and topic-specific strands and will provide guidance and tools for strengthening prevention-based systems that support the social, emotional, and behavioral needs of students to ensure engagement in learning. The voices and experiences of youth, teachers, and other educational leaders will be featured in presentations and pre-recorded clips throughout this year’s Virtual PBIS Leadership Forum. Opportunities for dialogue and sharing with other implementers are also provided.
The Virtual PBIS Leadership Forum will be held October 26th through 28th, 2021. To help ensure participants from each time zone can join live, each day’s schedule will begin at 10:45 am CT (Central Time) with 30-minute breaks interspersed throughout. Sessions will conclude at 3:45 pm CT on October 26th (Day 1) and at 4:15pm CT on October 27th & 28th (Days 2 & 3). A Virtual Poster Session will be offered at 5:15pm on October 26th (Day 1) and Facilitated Discussions will be offered at 5:15 on October 27th (Day 2). All sessions will be recorded across the three-day event.
Who Should Attend
This forum is organized for school, state, district, or regional leadership teams adopting and implementing school-wide PBIS. Participants may include leadership team members, implementation coaches and coordinators, district- and school-based behavior specialists (e.g., school counselors, school psychologists, special educators, coaches), PBIS trainers, program evaluators, school and district administrators, and district and state policy makers and leaders.
We are inviting submissions from PBIS Implementers and their partners to share their research and/or best practices through an informative and engaging visual Poster Presentation at the Virtual PBIS Leadership Forum.
