Keep Kids in Classrooms

Stop the Use of Exclusionary Time Out Rooms in Schools

 

We are excited to share videos and materials from our virtual conference.  Learn from many top experts on the use of alternatives to exclusionary time out to address behavioral concerns in Massachusetts schools.

Materials

Reporting Exclusionary Time-Out Rooms In Massachusetts Schools

Background and Key Takeaways from Conference Sponsors

Opening Key Note and Presentation

Presentation by Guy Stephens, Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint

Presentation by Emily LaMarca, Parent Perspective

Introductory Comments by Barbara L’Italien, DLC Executive Director

Panel Discussion: James Eichner, Esq, U.S. Department of Justice; Brigid Benincasa, U.S. Department of Justice; Matthew Gillespie, U.S. Department of Justice; Dr. Michael Krezmien, University of Massachusetts, Department of Education; Liza Hirsch, Esq, MA Office of the Attorney General

Breakout Room Presentations

Group One – Introduction to Shanker Self-Reg®, Ukeru Systems, Reframing Behavior

Susan Hopkins, Introduction to Shanker Self-Reg®, The MEHRIT Centre

Kim Sanders, Ukeru Systems, Grafton Integrated Health Network

Susan Driscoll, Reframing Behavior, Crisis Prevention Institute

 

Group Two – The LASER Program, Applied Educational Neuroscience, The Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint (AASR)

Gareth Morewood, The LASER Program, Studio 3

Dr. Lori Desautels, Applied Educational Neuroscience Revelations in Education

Guy Stephens, The Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint (AASR)

 

Group Three – Collaborative and Proactive Solutions, Building Communities of Care (BCC), The Why Tool Kit

Cynthia Graton, Collaborative and Proactive Solutions, Lives in the Balance

Corey Meurer, Building Communities of Care (BCC), Justice Resource Institute (JRI)

Connie Persike, The Why Tool Kit, Supportable Solutions

Group Four – The Regulated Classroom, Think Kids, Parent/Professional Advocacy League

Emily Read Daniels, The Regulated Classroom

Hallie Carpenter, Think Kids, Mass General Hospital (MGH)

Meri Viano, Parent/Professional Advocacy League (PPAL)

Closing Panel Presentation — Coming Soon!!

 

This event was sponsored by

Logos of Disability Law Center, Ed Law Project, Federation for Children with Special Needs, TASH, Parent/Professional Advocacy League, Massachusetts Advocates for Children, and Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress

 

 

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