Behavior Webinar Series
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Administrators Webinar Series: This webinar series was made possible through the partnership of the following Education Service Centers
 Veronica Trevino  ESC 2
 Ami Garcia  ESC 3
 Clynita Grafenreed  ESC 4
 Delarosa Desiree  ESC 5
 Michelle Harris  ESC 6
 Shirley Agan  ESC 8
 Michelle Parsons  ESC 11
 Gwen Ryan  ESC 12
 Janice Burch  ESC 13
 Angi Thomas  ESC 14
   ESC 15
 Val Meixner  ESC 17
 Wes Temple  ESC 19
 Darlene Redclift  ESC 20


If you experience any difficulties with this site please contact: Angi Thomas Region 14 ESC.

Students who present challenging behaviors often get caught in a revolving door of office referrals, detentions, ISS and even DAEP.  This series is to review resources, strategies and supports for students to get out of the vicious cycle and to gain skills to be successful in school.
Heather Peshak George, Ph.D University of Florida

Suspension serves multiple purposes, it is intended to punish students by removing them from the school environment, reduce opportunities for reinforcements of behavior, alert parents, and provide a period of respite to protect other students and school staff from intensive and or violent behavior that could jeopardize the safety of others. This webinar will summarize the research findings on suspension and the harm it causes students. It will cover the basic scientific evidence on student and school characteristics related to the use of suspension the effects of suspension on students and the effectiveness of alternatives to suspension.

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Jessica Sprick shares some resources and tips on addressing Absenteeism and Tardies

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Sometimes we are faced with the responsibility to create a more restrictive setting for students who present challenging behaviors. These are a few resources including a webinar that may be useful in developing that setting.

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