Policy changes and practice shifts in Washington schools have drastically reduced isolation and prevented restraint, leading to better student outcomes, increased student engagement, higher educator satisfaction and a more dignified school climate.  Yet even experienced practitioners find this work overwhelming and struggle to begin.  This 4-hour interactive summit is a forum designed to harvest collective efforts, acknowledge hard-won successes and challenges, reap best practices, and sow capacity for a greater community of practice with collaborative momentum and shared success.

Join us and learn from state and national leaders as we explore actionable strategies and resources you can leverage to strengthen your work of creating classroom and school communities where every student learns, belongs, and thrives. 

Presenters: 

Keynote: Dr. Ross Green, Internationally Renowned Child Psychologist and Author. 

Representative Lisa Callan

Lee Collyer, Director of Special Programs, Olympic Educational Service District 114

Tasnim Elmaghrabi - TMC Program Manager 

Micheal Williams - TMC Program Manager 

Guy Stephens, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint 

Dr. Doua Kha, OSPI

Patrick Mulick, John Maxwell Team

Teams from Auburn and Centralia School Districts.