• Title: "Making a Difference: Educational Practices That Work!"
• Date: 2/5/25-2/7/25
• Location: Hershey Lodge & Convention Center
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Join Pennsylvania’s educators for the Bureau of Special Education’s signature event
• This annual statewide conference offers an opportunity to learn and engage with nationally recognized presenters, as well as colleagues from across the state, highlighting effective instructional strategies and interventions designed to make an educational difference for all students.

• Date: 2/7/25
• Time: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
• Location: Shippensburg University
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Join us for a full day of professional development as we explore the areas of supporting student mental-health, trauma, and grief and loss. Formerly known as the Central Pennsylvania School Counselor Institute, The CPSSI will be held at Shippensburg University on 2/7/25 from 8:00-3:30. There is no cost for this professional development conference. Please register by Wednesday, January 29th.

• Date: 2/12/25
• Time: 8:30 AM - 12:45 PM
• Location: Virtual (Zoom)
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Participants will learn how to create and design a system to support the implementation of positive classroom support plans and the development of a multi-tiered system of support for staff.
• Reflection on the current school system, identification of needs, and data scenarios will be used to support the design of a comprehensive system of teacher support.

• Date: 2/20/25
• Time: 12:30 PM
• Location: Virtual (Zoom)
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• It's a time and virtual place where people who work in or with high schools can come together to talk about and think about PBIS Implementation.
• Everyone interested in high school implementation is welcome to join. There is nothing for you to prepare. Just join us for a conversation.

• Date: 2/25/25
• Time: 8:30-3:00
• Location: PaTTAN West
  
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Restorative Justice Conferencing covers the fundamentals of facilitating a formal conference in response to an incident of wrongdoing or harm. It will bring together those impacted to resolve conflict. Incidents of conflict, wrongdoing, and harm occur everywhere, every day in schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and families. The restorative justice conference provides a way to engage with those who cause and experience harm, along with the related community.

• Date: 2/25/25 & 3/25/25
• Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Location: PaTTAN Central
  
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• This training is tailored for team members receiving PaTTAN Systemic Supports for Emotional Support and focuses on evidence-based strategies for teaching students with emotional behavior disorders. We highly encourage your classroom teams to attend this comprehensive 3-day series.

• Date: 3/5/25
• Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
• Location: Virtual (Zoom)
  
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• The title of this session is "Meeting ALL Students' Needs Through Compassion and Research-Based Practices."
• As part of the Attract Prepare Retain Initiative, the Emotional Support Teacher Networking Series continues with this session featuring Dr. Eva Allen from 6:00-8:00 PM on Zoom.
• Click HERE for a Padlet containing key resources and recordings.
• This FREE training/networking series is open to anyone who may be interested (Emotional Support Teachers, classroom team members, related service providers, outside agencies and families).

• Date: 3/18/25 & 3/19/25
• Time: 9:00-3:30
• Location: PaTTAN East
  
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Restorative Practices is the science of strengthening relationships between individuals as well as connections within communities. When put into practice, students experience a sense of safety and belonging that result in improved behavior, less violence, and less bullying.
• Implementing restorative practices is essential for creating a positive learning environment, building social connections, and problem-solving.
• During this introductory experience, participants will learn the fundamental theory and explore practices to proactively and responsively develop and sustain relationships that foster commUNITY in learning environments.

• Date: 3/20/25, 4/17/25, & 5/15/25
• Time: 12:30 PM
• Location: Virtual (Zoom)
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• It's a time and virtual place where people who work in or with high schools can come together to talk about and think about PBIS Implementation.
• Everyone interested in high school implementation is welcome to join. There is nothing for you to prepare. Just join us for a conversation.

• Date: 3/20/25
• Time: 8:30-3:00
• Location: PaTTAN East
  
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Restorative Justice Conferencing covers the fundamentals of facilitating a formal conference in response to an incident of wrongdoing or harm. It will bring together those impacted to resolve conflict. Incidents of conflict, wrongdoing, and harm occur everywhere, every day in schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and families. The restorative justice conference provides a way to engage with those who cause and experience harm, along with the related community.

• Date: 3/31/25
• Location: Virtual
• Registration Information: Click HERE

• Why Should School Teams Use the TIPS Model?
• Teams using TIPS with fidelity are more likely to use data to define problems with precision, define fewer things to do, and solve problems leading to implementation fidelity and positive student outcomes. Additionally, school teams using TIPS are more effective and efficient with meeting time.

• Date: 6/16/25 & 6/17/25
• Location: PaTTAN Central
• Details: This interactive Learning Institute offers K-2 teachers the opportunity to explore, plan, and create strategies for inclusive, engaging classrooms.
• Registration: Click HERE (registration opens in February)

Date: 11/12/25-11/14/25

Location: PaTTAN Central

Reminder: Application for recognition was due 12/1/24 (with annual data and action plan uploaded)

2024 -2025 PAPBS Network Local Facilitator Application

• Are you interested in working with PA school teams to successfully implement PBIS?
• The PaPBS Network is currently accepting applications for motivated professionals to become trained as local PBIS facilitators.

2024-2025 District Coach Application

• The role of the District Coach in the PaPBS Network is to support the larger organization in installation, implementation, and sustainability of PBIS across all three tiers.
• District Coaches are provided additional training to help support each coach's leadership efforts and to provide tools and evidence based strategies provided by the PaPBS Network.

• Date: 5/14/25-5/16/25
• Location: Mystic, CT
• Registration Information: Click HERE
• Details:
• Attend the 14th annual Northeast PBIS Network Leadership Forum and join us to develop a professional PBIS network that will enhance our capacity to work smarter and more effectively on PBIS framework implementation in the Northeast.

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