2012 National PBIS Leadership

Forum

Hyatt

Regency O’Hare

RosemontIllinois

October 18-19th 2012

School-wide PBIS:

A Framework for Effective

Teaching & Learning

WelcomeSchool-wide PBS

Implementers!

This Year’s Forum…1,114 Participants coming from:• 44 States, 1 US

Territory (Guam)

• 2 Countries (Canada, United States)

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Structure/Overview• 9 Specialized Strands

• PBIS Foundations• Enhanced Implementation• Building Training & Coaching Capacity• Evaluation & Policy• High Schools• Tier 2/Tier 3 Supports• Integrated Systems• School Mental Health• Special Topics

New This Year• Detailed session information now

includes objectives

• Roundtable Discussion – Number of topics expanded to 15– Multiple rooms for selected popular

topics

Friday Plenary Sessions8:00 AM  -  9:00 AM Changing the Ecology of Youth Development: Empowering Schools/ Families by Coordinating PBS PracticesThomas Dishion, Professor, Arizona State University

Friday Plenary Sessions12:20 PM  -  1:00 PM A Framework for Making a DifferenceRobert Horner, Co-Director, OSEP Technical Assistance Center on Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports

Reminders . . . Don’t ForgetHandouts from our presentations• Available on the web at www.pbis.org.

Go to the Presentation Resources section and click on “Chicago Forum 12” in the left navigation menu.

• 91% of our session materials are on your flash drive. Additional and updated presentations are available to be copied to your flash drive at the Info Desk.

Reminders . . . Don’t Forget

Roundtable Discussions 3:45 – 4:30 pm

Discussion leaders guide and facilitate group discussion

Great opportunity to ask questions & share individual examples

Submit questions or specific discussion points prior to start of discussion via notecards

Reminders . . . Don’t Forget

Networking Reception and Poster Session

3:45 – 4:30 pm, Grand Ballroom DE

Mingle/Network with colleagues Learn about/discuss detailed

examples of success! Posters from 16 states highlighting

what they have done and learned!

Reminders . . . Don’t Forget• Food Provided

• Box lunches will only be outside of Grand Ballroom

• PM cookie break today – in front of Grand, Rosemont, International Ballrooms

• AM healthy break tomorrow – in front of Grand, Rosemont, International Ballrooms

• Feel free to use session rooms at lunch. Additional seating available in Grand F, G, H, and outside the Grand Ballroom

Reminders . . . Don’t Forget• Early Start Tomorrow

• 7:30 am Continental Breakfast• 8 am Plenary

• Evaluations• Overall Forum Evaluation to be

completed online– Link will be emailed after the forum

• Individual Evaluations to be completed at end of session

Mark Your Calendars Now!

Next Year’s Forum:

October 10-11, 2013

at the Donald E. Stephens Convention

Center (next door)

ISF Monograph Advancing Education Effectiveness:

Interconnecting School Mental Health

& School-wide Positive Behavior Support

 OSEP TA Center of PBIS, Center for School Mental Health, and IDEA Partnership

• National-level experts in the areas of SMH and PBIS, state and district leaders, and local implementers

• A summary and framework for interconnection,  examples of success,  a research, policy, and technical assistance agenda for the future

• Coming June 2013