GREAT LAKES SCHOOL-BASED
BEHAVIOR SOLUTIONS SUMMIT
Immediate Application Training and Resources at a Budget Sensitive Cost
This page was last updated: May 7, 2012
WHAT
The Great Lakes School-Based Behavior Solutions Summit is a popular behavior and mental health professional development event attended by educators and persons striving to meet the needs of children.  285 (capacity reached) people from 61 school districts & 4 agencies attended the 2011 summit.


STRANDS & SESSIONS

Bullying/Restorative/Culture Strand
Keynote:  Joe Bruzzese
Kenote Presentation: "Bullying Across America"

BREAKOUT SESSIONS
a)Assembling Restorative Activities for Any Level
b)What is a Restorative Circle (and why should I care)?
c)Trauma Informed Care & Crisis Prevention 
d)Proven Mental Health Approaches for “Multiple Moves” Children
e)Using the SEFEL for Early Childhood Behavior Success
f)         Junior Achievement's NEW Programs to Engage At-Risk Youth



FBA/BSP/Legal Strand
Keynote:  Paul White
Keynote Presentation: "Managing Threatening Confrontations"

BREAKOUT SESSIONS
a)How to Use FBA tools (FAST, Scatter Plot Recording, Time Sampling, Etc.)
b)        Importance of an FBA – Why Do It & Essential Components
c)Legal Panel (repeat session)
d)Student-Centered Stress Management Techniques
e)        Behavior Support Plans that Rock!



Mental Health/Community Resource Networking Strand
Keynote:  David Mays
"Effects of the top 5 Medications Prescribed to Kids & New DSM Codes"

BREAKOUT SESSIONS
a)Post Traumatic Stress Management for Children
b)Managing Combative Students With Cognitive Impairments (repeat)
c)Mental Health Community Networking (The Fox Cities Model)
d)Success Strategies for Working with Families of Mentally Ill Children
e)        Proven Mental Health Approaches for "Multiple Moves" Children



Mobile Media Learning (Behavior Emphasis) Strand
Keynote:  Seann Dikkers
"Gaming Media Online & in Classrooms" (Special Education Emphasis)
www.gamingmatter.com

BREAKOUT SESSIONS
a)Video Modeling to Support Challenging Behaviors
b)Open Forum Question & Answer with Seann Dikkers
c)Open Forum Question & Answer with Seann Dikkers (repeat)
d)Building a Restorative Activities Google Docs Inventory
e)Assessing Children's Social & Emotional Development
f) Evidence-based VIsual Learning Resources for Autism & DCD (repeat)
g)        Kurzweil 3000 & It's NEW Completely Web-Based Solution: Firefly
h)        How Predictive Typing Software Empowers the Frustrated Writer



WHERE
The Wilderness (Glacier Canyon Lodge Conference Center)
http://www.wildernessresort.com/
http://www.glaciercanyonlodge.com/glaciercanyon-meetings/glacier-canyon-meetings.html

(located just a half mile from I90/94 and Tanger Outlet Mall)

WHEN
Monday, October 29, 2012 & Tuesday, October 30, 2012

PRESENTERS
Dr. David Mays, MD, PhD
Lisa Hoeme - Imagine a Child's Capacity
Lisa Ladson - Imagine a Child's Capacity
JoAnn Hart - Attorney, Boardman & Clark
Seann Dikkers - Gaming Matter, LLC & UW-Madison
Susan Donahue - Early Childhood Consultant, CESA 2
Paul Herrick - Principal, DeForest Area Middle School
Angela Radloff - Outreach Specialist, Waisman Center
Daniel Parker - Educational Consultant - Wisconsin DPI
Paul White - Program Manager, Waisman Center (UCEDD)
Paula Buege - Parent Peer Specialist, Wisconsin Family Ties
Aaron Tarnutzer - Assistant Principal, McFarland School District
Timothy Fosshage - Director of Student Services, Kimberly Schools
Sharon Hammer, Educational Consultant - Imagine a Child's Capacity
Lynn Boreson, Special Education Consultant - To the Point Consulting
Lauren Armour - National Education Consultant, Curriculum Associates
Anthony Gerke, Autism Technology Specialist - Monarch Teaching Tech.
David Perrodin - Director of Student Svs, DeForest Area School District
Mike Koltes - Grant Specialist / Restorative Practices Trainer, DeForest
Adam Zook - Spec. Ed. Tchr. / NVCI Trainer, DeForest Area School District
Pat Ann St. Germain - Clinic Dir., Healing Hearts Family Counseling Center
Kimberly Bannigan - Director of Technology, DeForest Area School District
Halley Marcks - Assistive Technology Integrator, DeForest School District


CREDIT OPTIONS AVAILABLE!
1 Graduate Credit - Viterbo University
3 Graduate Credits -  University of St. Thomas

This summit was founded and is coordinated by Imagine a Child's Capacity.  ICC is a nonprofit organization that imagines the capacity of a child with diverse support needs when parents, teachers, peers and the community have a wide array of tools to support that child reaching his or her fullest potential.









GOLD LEVEL SPONSORS
Imagine a Child's Capacity
DeForest Area School District
Attainment Company

SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS
Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA) 2
Curriculum Associates
Livescribe
Crisis Prevention Institute
Boardman & Clark - Attorneys at Law
Sprigeo
Healing Hearts Family Counseling Center
Assistive Technology Resources
Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc
WEA Trust Member Benefits
Conover Company
MJ Care

BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORS
Huntington Learning Center
CDW
Colors By Fulton
From My Heart

Register Today!
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Join us again at the
2nd Annual Summit!
October 28 Pre-Summit
October 29-30, 2012 Summit
The Wilderness
Wisconsin Dells