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# Behavior Alliance of South Carolina

The “go to” behavior systems resource for South Carolina school districts

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://behavioralliance.org/blog/)
- [Blog Post Title](https://behavioralliance.org/blog-post-title/) - What goes into a blog post? Helpful, industry-specific content that: 1) gives readers a useful takeaway, and 2) shows you’re an industry expert. Use your company’s blog posts to opine on current industry topics, humanize your company, and show how your products and services can help people.

## Pages

- [Home](https://behavioralliance.org/) - Behavior Support to Ensure Success for All StudentsThe Behavior Alliance ensures all students are life and career-ready by being the “go to” behavior systems resource for South Carolina school districts. Community-Driven Behavioral SupportThe Behavior Alliance partners with education agencies to create systems and practices available for all involved in the school journey of any student.
- [Free Monthly Virtual Webinar Series!](https://behavioralliance.org/monthly-webinars/) - Evidence-Based Behavior Practices for Positive Learning Environments Join us each month as we explore practical strategies that strengthen collaboration and support positive outcomes across school communities. The First Wednesday of Each Month from 12:00-1:00 PM EST (unless otherwise noted*) Register Now!View the Event FlyerRegister Your Way! Full Series Attend all session offerings. Tier 1 Practices
- [Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/) - Behavior Resources For Your Students The Behavior Alliance works with Clemson University to develop professional learning offerings designed to encourage the usage of evidence-based resources. If you need resources outside of behavior-specific areas, please go to scteams.org and search the full database which includes preschool, academic, and transition-specific resources. Additional Resources: If you need resources
- [Active Schools Report](https://behavioralliance.org/active-school/) - Admin
- [Upcoming Series](https://behavioralliance.org/echo/) - Building Routines, Relationships, and Resilience: Setting the Stage for a Successful School Year August 18 – September 15, 2026 | Tuesdays | 12:30-1:30 PM ET | Virtual via Zoom (hosted through iECHO) Start the school year with practical strategies that help create supportive, engaging learning environments where students and educators can thrive. This free, five-part
- [The Archives](https://behavioralliance.org/the-archives/) - Welcome to the Archives – your portal to a wealth of insights on behavior support, professional development, evidence-based strategies, classroom management, wellness, and beyond. Uncover the evolution of the Behavior Alliance of South Carolina’s journey through past issues, each a rich tapestry of knowledge and inspiration. Whether you’re a seasoned reader or a newcomer, embark
- [TFI Multi-Year Report](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-report-2/) - Admin TFI Report
- [Practices Inventory Report](https://behavioralliance.org/practices-inventory-report/) - Practices Inventory Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [BASC Recognition Project](https://behavioralliance.org/recognition/) - At the Behavior Alliance, we seek to recognize the amazing work of professionals working in schools and in education all over the state. Our recognition processes allow us to highlight people working in these roles regularly. These processes include our appreciation calendar and our Outstanding Behavior Advocate program. Learn more about these processes below! Outstanding
- [Practices Inventory – Step 6 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step6-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [SC TEAMS Summer University 2026](https://behavioralliance.org/summer-university-2026/) - June 9-10, 2026 Marriott Downtown Columbia, South Carolina SC TEAMS Summer University includes team-based, expert-lead professional learning on evidence-based practices that promote success for all students! Participants from schools and districts across our state can expect high-quality professional learning sessions to address the learning and behavioral needs of students with disabilities and students who struggle
- [Practices Inventory – Step 10 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step10-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 9 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step9-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 8 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step8-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 7 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step7-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 5 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step5-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 4 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step4-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 3 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step3-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Practices Inventory – Step 2 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step2-pc/) - Public: Step 2
- [Practices Inventory – Step 1 of 10](https://behavioralliance.org/pis-step1-pc/) - Public: Submission Form
- [Search Practices Inventory](https://behavioralliance.org/search-practices-inventory-record/) - Public: SAS Search
- [MTSS-B Tier 1 Practices & Self-Paced Modules](https://behavioralliance.org/tier1-practices/) - Our MTSS-B Practices turn research into everyday classroom action and help create positive, predictable, inclusive learning environments. If you are looking for our self-paced (asynchronous) modules, you are in the right place. Each practice provides practical steps, free resources, and a short learning module to strengthen Tier 1 foundations, build proactive supports, and guide effective
- [Home Base](https://behavioralliance.org/home-base/) - Self-Paced Modules We are proud to share various FREE professional learning opportunities that can be completed asynchronously at a convenient time and place for you. Browse Our Self-Paced LearningMonthly Newsletters Sign up to join our mailing list to receive our monthly newsletters and exclusive access to the latest updates, rich content, and insights on Behavior-related
- [SSBHC 2026](https://behavioralliance.org/ssbhc/) - Southeastern School Behavioral Health Conference April 15 – 16, 2026 Hyatt Regency, Greenville, SC The 2026 Southeastern School Behavioral Health Conference is a hybrid event bringing together educators, mental health professionals, families, and leaders to advance student well-being through collaborative, school-based practices. Learn More and Register HereJoin us for a BASC-led session, “Practical Evidence-Based Classroom
- [MTSS-B Tier 1 ECHO](https://behavioralliance.org/tier1echo/) - Cohort 1 Wednesday Sessions Winter 2026 SeriesWednesdays starting 1/14 – 2/11 from 12:00-1:00 PM via the iECHO platform Note: This ECHO series, MTSS-B Tier 1 ECHO, is exclusively for our cohort 1 official district partners. To access session materials, Click Here Fall 2025 SeriesWednesdays starting 10/8 – 11/5 from 12:00-1:00 PM via the iECHO platform
- [Active Districts Report](https://behavioralliance.org/active-districts-report/) - Admin
- [TFI Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/school-tfi-charts/) - No Records Found. Download Chart District TFI Report
- [TFI Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/district-tfi-charts/) - No Records Found. Download Chart District TFI Report
- [TFI Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-charts/) - No Records Found. Download Chart Admin SAS Report
- [Outstanding Behavior Advocate Program](https://behavioralliance.org/outstanding-behavior-advocate/) - The Outstanding Behavior Advocate Program is the Behavior Alliance’s way of celebrating the outstanding work educators in our partner districts are doing to encourage positive behavior. This initiative highlights teachers and staff who model evidence-based practices and foster supportive, inclusive learning environments. Nomination Process Outstanding Behavior Advocates are nominated by a member of their school’s
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practices](https://behavioralliance.org/alternative-practices/) - Alternative practices provide supportive, relationship-based responses to behavior that keep students in the learning environment. Unlike exclusionary discipline, these approaches strengthen school climate, foster skill-building, and improve outcomes for all students. Explore various learning and training resources below. Click Here for the FlyerPractice Resources Alternatives to Exclusionary Discipline Behavior ContractsCalm Down CornersCommunity ServiceGroup ContingenciesPeer MentorsBehavior
- [TFI Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/staff-tfi-charts/) - No Records Found. Download Chart Admin SAS Report
- [TFI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/staff-tfi-report/) - Admin TFI Report
- [Self-Assessment Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/staff-self-assessment-charts/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Report](https://behavioralliance.org/staff-sas-report/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Day 1 Day 2 All Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 1 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 2 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items Tier 1 Admin SAS Report
- [Staff Login](https://behavioralliance.org/staff-login/)
- [Evidence-Based Practices](https://behavioralliance.org/basc-practices/) - Research to Practice, One Strategy at a Time! Educators deserve tools they can trust, strategies grounded in research and ready for real-world classrooms. Our Evidence-Based Practice Resources highlight proven practices designed to support student success. Explore various tools such as practice briefs, video overviews, and editable slide decks for training purposes that outline what the
- [Frequently Asked Questions | Self-Paced Modules](https://behavioralliance.org/frequently-asked-questions-self-paced-modules/) - Below are answers to common questions about BASC’s self-paced modules, including who they are for, how long they take, and how certificates and renewal credit documentation are issued. Q: What are BASC self-paced modules? A: BASC self-paced modules are free online learning opportunities designed to help educators and school teams build practical skills to support
- [School Directions](https://behavioralliance.org/school-directions/) - School
- [Active School](https://behavioralliance.org/district-active-school/) - District
- [Active School](https://behavioralliance.org/school-active-implementing-report/) - Admin
- [Active District](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-active-district/) - Admin
- [Self-Assessment Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/school-sas-chart/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. School SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/self-assessment-charts/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Cohort Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/self-assessment-cohort-charts/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Charts](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-sas-report-all/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [SCPI Pyramid Pieces Conference](https://behavioralliance.org/scpi/) - SCPI Pyramid PIECES Early Childhood Inclusion Conference September 25, 2025 R2i2 in Columbia, South Carolina “Theme: Keys to Unlocking Potential Goals for the 2025 Conference: – Provide participants with strategies to embed specially designed instructional opportunities throughout the early childhood continuum of service delivery – Empower participants to employ data-informed decision making to improve child
- [SC Ed Tech Conference 2025](https://behavioralliance.org/scedtech/) - South Carolina Ed Tech Conference October 28-31, 2025 Myrtle Beach, SC As South Carolina’s largest educational technology conference, the SC EdTech Conference’s primary goal is to bring educators, administrators, technology professionals, college faculty and staff, public and academic librarians, business and industry trainers, industry representatives, and policy makers together to strategically implement innovative strategies to
- [SCASA 2026](https://behavioralliance.org/scasa/) - South Carolina Association of School Administrators Innovative Ideas Institute June 21-24, 2026 Kingston Plantation Myrtle Beach, SC “The SCASA Innovative Ideas Institute, now in its 46th year, is the premier leadership development conference for approximately 1,700 public school leaders in South Carolina and other southeastern states annually. Three days of keynotes and educational sessions are
- [CEC Convention & Expo](https://behavioralliance.org/cec/) - Council for Exceptional Children Convention & Expo March 11, 2026 – March 14, 2026 Salt Lake City, Utah Attending the CEC 2026 Convention & Expo in Salt Lake City is a can’t-miss opportunity for educators dedicated to supporting students with exceptionalities. When you attend CEC 2026, you get access to: Comprehensive Professional Development With over
- [SC-CEC Conference](https://behavioralliance.org/sccec2026/) - February 26-28, 2026 Myrtle Beach Hilton Resort Explore various Behavior Alliance-hosted sessions below: All Things Behavior from BASC: From Tier 1, to Thinking Functionally, to Alternatives to Exclusionary Discipline (Pre-conference Session) All things Behavior! Calling all free resource appreciators! Come check out all of BASC’s Tier 1, Behavior as Communication & Serving a Function, and
- [Self-Paced Modules: What's In It For Me?](https://behavioralliance.org/self-paced-modules-whats-in-it-for-me/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! These asynchronous modules can be completed in many ways. The recommended sequence reflects best practices, and following the order will help you get the most out of the learning. Supplemental modules are also available for schools focused on wellness or military-connected families. Explore All Self-Paced Modules!What’s In It
- [Self-Paced Modules: Ways to Engage](https://behavioralliance.org/self-paced-modules-ways-to-engage/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! These asynchronous modules can be completed in many ways. The recommended sequence reflects best practices, and following the order will help you get the most out of the learning. Supplemental modules are also available for schools focused on wellness or military-connected families. Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Ways to Engage
- [About Us](https://behavioralliance.org/about-us/) - Who We Are We are a technical assistance organization based within Clemson University, funded by the South Carolina Department of Education. As one of the newest technical assistance centers in the state, we are working hard on internal operations and liaising with the state in service of districts, schools, staff, students, and families across South Carolina. Our
- [Faculty & Staff of New Teacher Preparation Programs](https://behavioralliance.org/ihe/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Stay current with MTSS-B best practices to strengthen your teaching and mentoring of preservice educators. Gain ready-to-use tools and frameworks you can embed in coursework or field experiences. Build credibility by modeling evidence-based behavior supports for future teachers. Benefits for Your School
- [New Teachers](https://behavioralliance.org/new-teachers/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Build confidence in classroom management with clear, practical strategies that actually work. Reduce first-year stress by having a framework to prevent and respond to behavior challenges. Gain a stronger sense of control and consistency, allowing you to focus on teaching. Benefits for
- [Families & Caregivers](https://behavioralliance.org/families/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Understand the school’s approach to teaching and supporting behavior. Learn strategies you can also use at home to support your child’s success. Feel more connected to the school’s vision and values. Benefits for Your School Community Strengthen the home–school partnership to support
- [School Community Members](https://behavioralliance.org/school-communities/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Gain confidence in responding to student behavior in your specific role. Learn proactive strategies to keep routines smooth and interactions positive. Build stronger connections with students. Benefits for Your School Community Ensure consistency in expectations no matter where students are in the
- [Specialists](https://behavioralliance.org/specialists/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Adapt MTSS-B strategies to high-traffic, mixed-group settings. Improve student cooperation in non-traditional classroom environments. Gain tools to reinforce expectations quickly in short instructional periods. Benefits for Your School Community Support continuity of expectations beyond the homeroom, reinforcing schoolwide systems. Provide feedback to
- [Teachers & Educators](https://behavioralliance.org/teachers/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Learn strategies that make classroom management easier and more predictable. Reduce stress and burnout by preventing misbehavior before it starts. Boost student engagement and achievement through clearer expectations and routines. Benefits for Your School Community Contribute to consistent expectations schoolwide, making transitions
- [School and District Leaders](https://behavioralliance.org/leaders/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! Explore All Self-Paced Modules!Benefits for You Strengthen your leadership toolbox with practical, research-based strategies for shaping school culture. Build confidence in guiding staff through consistent, proactive behavior systems. Gain insight into aligning MTSS-B practices across grade levels and programs. Benefits for Your School Community Create a unified vision
- [Join Our Mailing List!](https://behavioralliance.org/subscribe/) - Sign up to join our mailing list to receive our monthly newsletters and exclusive access to the latest updates, rich content, and insights on Behavior-related practices! First Name Last Name Role School District or Organization Grades Supported Email address: Leave this field empty if you're human: FacebookInstagramLinkedInYouTube
- [District Partnerships](https://behavioralliance.org/district-partnerships/) - Official District Partners The Behavior Alliance of South Carolina team currently partners with Districts in 18 counties across the state. Explore District Partnerships below! Anderson CountyAnderson School District 2 District Behavior Coordinators: Teresa Phillips and Tracy Hendrick SY 2024-2025 Cohort Anderson School District 3 District Behavior Coordinator: Leigh Burton SY 2025-2026 Cohort Charleston CountyCharleston School
- [Self-Assessment](https://behavioralliance.org/search-self-assessment-record/) - Public: SAS Search
- [Self-Paced Modules Offerings & Guidance](https://behavioralliance.org/module-guidance/) - Practical Ways to Use Free Self-Paced Modules! These asynchronous modules can be completed in many ways. The recommended sequence reflects best practices, and following the order will help you get the most out of the learning. Supplemental modules are also available for schools focused on wellness or military-connected families. View the FlyerExplore All Self-Paced Modules!MTSS-B
- [Tier 3](https://behavioralliance.org/tier3resources/) - Tier 3 Resources Our Tier 3 resources help teams support students with the most intensive and individualized needs. These tools provide structured guidance, data-driven decision making, and step-by-step supports for developing comprehensive plans. Explore practices such as functional behavior assessments, individualized interventions, and tools like the Individual Student Systems Evaluation Tool to guide effective problem
- [Tier 2](https://behavioralliance.org/tier2resources/) - Tier 2 Resources Our Tier 2 resources support students who need a little more than universal strategies. These tools offer clear guidance and simple, ready-to-use materials to help schools strengthen targeted interventions. Explore practices like behavior contracts, peer mentors, small group supports, early skill-building plans, and foundational steps that prepare teams for using functional behavior
- [Contact](https://behavioralliance.org/contact/) - Our team is dedicated to supporting districts and teachers across the state as they implement evidence-based resources and practices in their classrooms. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out below or email us at BASC@g.clemson.edu. InstagramFacebookLinkedInYouTubeJoin Our Mailing listSCDOE Local Education Agency Request for Assistance Form Online Form - LEA Request
- [Engage with Us](https://behavioralliance.org/engage/) - Engage with Us!
- [TFI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/school-tfi-report/) - District TFI Report
- [TFI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/district-tfi-report/) - District TFI Report
- [TFI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-report/) - Admin TFI Report
- [Self-Assessment Report](https://behavioralliance.org/school-sas-report/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Day 1 Day 2 All Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 1 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 2 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items Tier 1 School SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Report](https://behavioralliance.org/district-sas-report/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Day 1 Day 2 All Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 1 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 2 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items Tier 1 District SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Cohort](https://behavioralliance.org/self-assessment-cohort/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [Asynchronous Learning](https://behavioralliance.org/asynchronous/) - Professional Development at Your Pace The Behavior Alliance is proud to share various FREE professional learning opportunities that can be completed asynchronously at a convenient time and place for anyone across the state of South Carolina. Feel free to share these opportunities widely in your settings! Refine Your SearchClick for FiltersFilter by CategoryResetBASC Evidence-Based PracticeBullying
- [Past Events](https://behavioralliance.org/past-events/) - We have had the honor of hosting and attending many events, some of which are open access. Please use the buttons below to access resources from previous events. Interested in attending an upcoming event hosted by members of the Behavior Alliance team? Opportunities will be announced via our mailing list (click here to subscribe) and
- [Past Series](https://behavioralliance.org/echo-for-educators/past-series/) - Explore Past ECHO Sessions The slide presentations from each of our past series are available for download. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to our team. Explore Previous ECHO Sessions Didactic Presentation Recordings on Our YouTube Channel!Fall 2025 Leading Schools with Effective Discipline Practices for Young Learners Using Developmentally Appropriate
- [Our Team](https://behavioralliance.org/our-team/) - Behavior Alliance Core Team Members The Behavior Alliance’s work is made possible thanks to a team of powerhouse individuals who work together to ensure the work is executed across the entire state. Our talented individuals support the state’s regions, aligned with our funder’s model of regional support, to ensure behavior-related work has the proper contextual
- [Home](https://behavioralliance.org/home-2/) - Behavior Support to Ensure Success for All StudentsThe Behavior Alliance ensures all students are life and career ready as the “go to” school-based behavior resource in South Carolina. Community-Driven Behavioral SupportThe Behavior Alliance partners with education agencies to create systems and practices available for all involved in the school journey of any student. These resources
- [Self-Paced Module Offerings & Guidance](https://behavioralliance.org/self-paced-module-offerings-guidance/) - Ways to Engage in Self-Paced ModulesWhat’s In It For Me?Ways to Engage in Self-Paced ModulesWhat’s In It For Me?
- [APBS 2026](https://behavioralliance.org/apbs/) - Association on Positive Behavior Support (APBS) Conference “United in Impact: Strengthening the PBS Community for a Better Tomorrow” March 11 – 13, 2026 Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, Minnesota Learn More and Register Here
- [School & District Leaders](https://behavioralliance.org/asynch-school-and-district-leaders/)
- [PBIS Leadership Forum](https://behavioralliance.org/pbis-leadership-forum/) - PBIS Leadership Forum October 21 – 23, 2025 Hilton Chicago Chicago, Illinois “The National PBIS Leadership Forum is a technical assistance activity of the Center on PBIS and provides an opportunity for the Center to share information on the latest applications of PBIS. Single-topic breakout sessions and topic-specific strands will provide guidance and tools for
- [SC TEAMS Summer University](https://behavioralliance.org/summer-university/) - June 10-12, 2025 in Columbia, South Carolina SC TEAMS Summer University spans 3 days and includes team-based, expert-lead professional learning on evidence-based practices that promote success for all students! Participants from schools and districts across our state can expect high-quality professional learning sessions to address the learning and behavioral needs of students with disabilities and
- [Horrell Hill Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/horrellhill/) - Horrell Hill Elementary School
- [WA Perry Middle School](https://behavioralliance.org/waperry/) - WA Perry Middle School
- [CA Johnson High School](https://behavioralliance.org/cajohnson/) - CA Johnson High School
- [John P. Thomas Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/johnpthomas/) - John P. Thomas Elementary School
- [Hyatt Park Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/hyattpark/) - Hyatt Park Elementary School
- [Lee Central Middle School](https://behavioralliance.org/leecentral/) - Lee Central Middle School
- [Herbert A. Wood Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/herbertawood/) - Herbert A. Wood Elementary School
- [Cayce Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/cayce/) - Cayce Elementary School
- [Fort Dorchester High School](https://behavioralliance.org/fortdorchester/) - Fort Dorchester High School
- [River Oaks Middle School](https://behavioralliance.org/riveroaks/) - River Oaks Middle School
- [Eagle Nest Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/eaglenest/) - Eagle Nest Elementary School
- [Wright Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/wright/) - Wright Elementary School
- [Marshall Primary School](https://behavioralliance.org/marshall/) - Marshall Primary School Page
- [Honea Path Elementary School](https://behavioralliance.org/honeapath/) - Honea Path Elementary School Page
- [Belton Elementary](https://behavioralliance.org/belton/) - Belton Elementary School Page
- [What's In It For Me?](https://behavioralliance.org/whats-in-it-for-me-2/) - Ways to Engage in Self-Paced ModulesSelf-Paced Module Offerings & Guidance
- [Ways to Engage in Self-Paced Modules](https://behavioralliance.org/ways-to-engage-in-self-paced-modules/) - What’s In It For Me?Self-Paced Module Offerings & Guidance
- [Self-Assessment (All)](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-sas-all/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Admin SAS Report
- [Self-Assessment Report](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-sas-report/) - Self-Assessment Report Unavailable This report is currently turned off for your account. Please contact your administrator for access or more information. Day 1 Day 2 All Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 1 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items for Day 2 Tier 1 Self-Assessment Survey Items Tier 1 Admin SAS Report
- [TFI](https://behavioralliance.org/search-tfi-record/) - Public: SAS Search
- [TFI – Step 6 of 6](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-step-6-of-6/) - Public: Step 3
- [TFI – Step 5 of 6](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-step-5-of-6/) - Public: Step 3
- [TFI – Step 4 of 6](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-step-4-of-6/) - Public: Step 3
- [TFI – Step 3 of 6](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-step-3-of-6/) - Public: Step 3
- [TFI – Step 2 of 6](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-step-2-of-6/) - Public: Step 2
- [TFI – Step 1 of 6](https://behavioralliance.org/tfi-step-1-of-6/) - Public: Submission Form
- [BTS ECHO](https://behavioralliance.org/bts-echo/) - Foundations for Success: Launching the School Year with High-Impact Proactive Behavior Practices Tuesdays beginning August 12 from 12:30-1:30 on Zoom (via the iECHO platform) Note: This ECHO series is designed for School & District Leaders, Educators at Schools, and anyone who works with students in schools. BTS ECHO Session MaterialsAccess iECHO
- [District Directions](https://behavioralliance.org/district-directions/) - District
- [Manage Staffs](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-manage-staffs/) - Admin
- [Manage Staffs](https://behavioralliance.org/manage-staffs/) - School
- [Self-Assessment – Step 1 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-report/sas-form-step1/) - Update Form
- [My Self-Assessments](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-report/) - Submit Self-Assessment School > SAS
- [SAS Configuration](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-configuration/) - Create Self-Assessment Survey Items
- [Self-Assessment – Step 1 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-step1-pc/) - Public: Submission Form
- [Manage Directions](https://behavioralliance.org/manage-directions/) - Admin
- [Self-Assessment – Step 4 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-step4-pc/) - Public: Step 4
- [Self-Assessment – Step 3 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-step3-pc/) - Public: Step 3
- [Self-Assessment – Step 2 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-step2-pc/) - Public: Step 2
- [Create Self-Assessment Survey Items](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-sas-report/sas-configuration-add-items/)
- [Self-Assessment – Step 4 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-report/sas-form-step4/)
- [Self-Assessment – Step 3 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-report/sas-form-step3/)
- [Self-Assessment – Step 2 of 4](https://behavioralliance.org/sas-report/sas-form-step2/)
- [Admin Login](https://behavioralliance.org/login/)
- [Cohort 2 ECHO](https://behavioralliance.org/cohort2/) - Cohort 2 District Behavior Coordinator ECHOs Spring 2025 SeriesWednesdays 3/26 to 4/23 from 12:00-1:00 PM on Zoom Note: This ECHO series, for Cohort 2 District Behavior Coordinators, is exclusively for our official district partners. To access session materials, Click Here
- [School Login](https://behavioralliance.org/school-login/)
- [District Login](https://behavioralliance.org/district-login/)
- [MBI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/admin-mbi-report/) - Please select District, School and School Year to view the report. No Records Found.
- [School MBI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/school-mbi-report/) - Please select School Year to view the report. No Records Found.
- [District MBI Report](https://behavioralliance.org/district-mbi-report/) - Please select School and School Year to view the report. No Records Found.
- [Secondary School Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/secondary-school-resources/) - Secondary Schools The Behavior Alliance is proud to share relevant resources that are applicable to middle school and high school settings from various reputable organizations. Feel free to share these resources widely in your settings! Refine Your SearchClick for FiltersFilter by CategoryResetBASC Evidence-Based PracticeBullying PreventionClassroom PBISClassroom SystemsCoachingData-based Decision MakingDistrict & State PBISEarly Childhood PBISExclusionary Discipline
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- [ECHO Community Hub](https://behavioralliance.org/echo-community-hub/) - Leading Schools with Effective Discipline Practices for Young Learners Using Developmentally Appropriate Codes of ConductWednesdays 8/14 – 9/11 from 12:00-1:15 PM on Zoom To access session materials, Click Here We are currently looking for cases of young student(s), preferably K3-3rd grade, who engage in minor challenging behavior(s) in the classroom. Click here to submit a
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- [ECHO For Educators](https://behavioralliance.org/echo-for-educators/) - Collaborating with Project ECHO ECHO for Educators is an initiative focused on uniting educators to build a support network that strengthens the use of best practices. This is a collaboration between the Behavior Alliance of South Carolina (BASC), Clemson University, and other partners. ECHO for Educators is part of Project ECHO and is a telementoring
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- [PBIS Film Festival](https://behavioralliance.org/film-festival/) - Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2024 PBIS Film Festival! The event took place on Friday, March 8 at the 2024 APBS Conference in Chicago, Illinois. To view the festival’s categories, rubrics, entries, and winners, view the materials below. View the 2024 PBIS Film Festival at APBS PresentationThe Winners of the 2024 PBIS
- [Our Impact](https://behavioralliance.org/about-us/impact/) - Universal Support The Behavior Alliance of South Carolina exists to ensure all students are life and career-ready by being the “go to” school-based behavior resource in South Carolina. To do this, we offer a wide range of methods for accessing resources and strategies for South Carolina leaders, educators, and other school-based staff across the state.
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- [Calendar](https://behavioralliance.org/calendar/) - The Behavior Alliance team is dedicated to connecting with South Carolina educators. Our calendar includes a number of events in South Carolina, as well as a select number of national professional learning opportunities. If you believe your event is aligned with the Behavior Alliance’s mission and would like for the event to appear on our calendar,

## Team

- [Crystal P. Ceresani, Ed. D.](https://behavioralliance.org/team/crystal-p-ceresani-phd/) - Crystal Ceresani, Ed. D., has a multitude of experience in education including support MTSS at the state level with the Georgia Department of Education, supporting districts as a Regional School Climate Specialist, administrator at the school level, PBIS/MTSS coordinator, instructional coach, and teaching middle grades. Her passion is to make a difference for students everywhere
- [Megan Carpenter, PhD, BCBA-D](https://behavioralliance.org/team/megan-carpenter-ph-d-bcba-d/) - Megan E., Carpenter, PhD, BCBA-D is the Principal Investigator of the Behavior Alliance. Prior to this, she was a research fellow at Clemson University. Her research interests include training educators to plan and implement supports, especially positive behavioral interventions and supports, to promote inclusive education for students with extensive support needs. Her work also focuses
- [Mya H. Kelley Ph.D., CCC-SLP](https://behavioralliance.org/team/mya-kelley-m-a-ccc-slp/) - Mya is the Program Manager for District Systems, Research, and Education Preparation Programming for the Behavior Alliance of South Carolina. Prior to her work with the Behavior Alliance, she worked as a speech language pathologist in public schools and pediatric rehabilitation settings for over 15 years. Mya’s professional and research interests include supporting preservice and
- [Maddie Dunk](https://behavioralliance.org/team/maddie-dunk/) - Madelyn Dunk is a senior at Clemson University majoring in Marketing with minors in Psychology and Financial Management. She has experience in digital content creation, strategic communications, and social media management for business funding initiatives. At Clemson, Madelyn is an active member of Women in Business, Clemson Marketing Association, and Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. She
- [Ellie Groves](https://behavioralliance.org/team/ellie-groves/) - Ellie is a Junior at Clemson University, double-majoring in Political Science and Economics and minoring in Sociology. She is joining the BASC team as a UPIC intern for the 2025-2026 academic year. Through this experience, Ellie is excited to learn about the unique behavior challenges educators face and how to address these challenges through public
- [Laney Preston](https://behavioralliance.org/team/laney-preston/) - Laney Preston is the BASC Graduate Administrative Assistant for the 2025-2026 school year. She graduated with her bachelor’s in psychology from Clemson University in 2023 and is now a second-year graduate student in Clemson’s Counselor Education program to receive her M.Ed. and Ed.S. degrees with a specialization in School Counseling. She has previous experience working
- [Adenike (Lara) Adefisayo](https://behavioralliance.org/team/adenike-lara-adefisayo/) - Adenike Omolara (Lara) Adefisayo is a Graduate Research Assistant with the Behavior Alliance of South Carolina and a PhD student in Learning Sciences at Clemson University. Her research explores the intersection of AI literacy, socio-emotional development, and equity in education, with a focus on empowering underrepresented youth through culturally relevant STEM learning experiences. Lara holds
- [Anneliese Bolland, PhD, LMSW, MPH, CHES®](https://behavioralliance.org/team/anneliese-bolland/) - Anneliese Bolland, Ph.D., LMSW, MPH, CHES® is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at The University of Alabama. She is an evaluator of several federally funded programs and her research primarily focuses on risk and protective factors associated with growing up in communities characterized by economic poverty.
- [Steven Rufe, M.Ed.](https://behavioralliance.org/team/steven-rufe/) - Steven A. Rufe, MEd has more than a decade of experience in teaching, special education, school-level leadership, district-level leadership, and state-level leadership roles. Steven joins us from the Georgia Department of Education and has experience in Urban Education (Philadelphia, New York City, and Atlanta) and Rural Education (The San Carlos Apache Reservation, Arizona). Email
- [Sarah Miller, M.Ed.](https://behavioralliance.org/team/sarah-miller-m-ed/) - Sarah Miller, M.Ed., has experience coaching and leading trainings at the district level and working alongside principals and assistant superintendents to provide support systems to teachers. She comes to this position with middle grades classroom teaching experience. Her passion is for caring for the whole child through preventative practices, relationship building, and creating a sense
- [Aubrey Depa](https://behavioralliance.org/team/aubrey-depa/) - Prior to joining the Behavior Alliance Team as Project Coordinator, Aubrey specialized in Classroom Management Projects as a Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Coach. Her experience also includes various teaching roles in both urban and suburban districts in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Email
- [Shanna Hirsch, PhD, BCBA-D](https://behavioralliance.org/team/dr-shanna-hirsch/) - Shanna Hirsch, PhD, BCBA-D, is an Associate Professor of Special Education at the University of Maryland. Shanna is a dedicated teacher, passionate mentor, and rigorous researcher. Improving the behavioral outcomes of students with disabilities is the driving force behind her research agenda. She has developed and tested innovative interventions that have had positive effects on countless
- [Cathy Griffith, PhD, BCBA](https://behavioralliance.org/team/cathy-griffith/) - Catherine A. Griffith, PhD, BCBA, is a Clinical Associate Professor of Special Education at Clemson University. Her current research focuses on supporting preservice and inservice teachers on evidence-based academic and functional-assessment based interventions for school-aged individuals with disabilities.
- [Edward Anderson](https://behavioralliance.org/team/edward-anderson/) - Dr. Edward Anderson is a former school principal and passionate advocate for educational equity. As Executive Director of OnTrack Greenville and Co-Founder of BOLD Leadership Network, he leads efforts to ensure all students, especially those in underserved communities, have the opportunity to succeed through strategic interventions and systemic improvement. Email
- [Amy Holbert, MSW, LISW-CP](https://behavioralliance.org/team/amy-holbert/) - Amy Holbert, MSW, LISW-CP is the CEO of Family Connection of South Carolina, SC’s Parent Training and Information Center. With over 25 years of clinical, policy, and leadership experience, Amy is committed to empowering families of children with disabilities, driven by both her professional expertise and personal experience as a parent navigating disability services. Email
- [Allison Bruhn](https://behavioralliance.org/team/allison-bruhn/)
- [Heather George](https://behavioralliance.org/team/heather-george/)
- [Cheryl Hubbard-George](https://behavioralliance.org/team/cheryl-hubbard-george/)
- [Steve Goodman](https://behavioralliance.org/team/steve-goodman/)
- [Simone Adams](https://behavioralliance.org/team/simone-adams/)
- [Mark Samudre](https://behavioralliance.org/team/mark-samudre/)
- [Alexis Walker](https://behavioralliance.org/team/alexis-walker/)
- [Susan Thomas](https://behavioralliance.org/team/susan-thomas/)
- [Karen Elfner, MA](https://behavioralliance.org/team/karen-elfner/) - Karen Elfner, MA has over 25 years of experience supporting challenging behavior through teaching, research, training, technical assistance, and program evaluation. Karen has been influential in measuring and scaling up multi-tiered frameworks to support behavior nationally. Currently, Karen’s activities focus on creating data systems that facilitate decision-making for districts and schools and statewide program evaluation.

## Resources

- [Active Supervision Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Active Supervision Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [High Quality Behavior Instruction Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/high-quality-behavior-instruction-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: High Quality Behavior Instruction Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Procedures & Structure Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/procedures-structure-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Procedures & Structure Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers
- [Foundations of MTSS-B Tier 1](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/2190/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define the key components of MTSS-B and describe its overall framework including the difference between Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 supports. Explain why a strong Tier 1 foundation is essential for effective implementation of Tier 2 and Tier 3 supports. Describe the key factors that influence
- [Building Relationships Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/building-relationships-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Building Relationships Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Physical Arrangement Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/physical-arrangement-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Physical Arrangement Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Active Supervision: Prompts & Precorrects Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-prompts-precorrects-practice-brief/) - Active Supervision: Prompts & Precorrects Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs
- [Active Supervision: Moving & Scanning Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-moving-scanning-practice-brief/) - Active Supervision: Moving & Scanning Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs
- [High Quality Behavior Instruction: Reviewing & Reteaching Behavior Skills Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/high-quality-behavior-instruction-reviewing-reteaching-behavior-skills-practice-brief/) - High Quality Behavior Instruction: Reviewing & Reteaching Behavior Skills Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read,
- [High Quality Behavior Instruction: Prompting with Purpose & Evaluating Fluency Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/high-quality-behavior-instruction-prompting-with-purpose-evaluating-fluency-practice-brief/) - High Quality Behavior Instruction: Prompting with Purpose & Evaluating Fluency Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a
- [High Quality Behavior Instruction: Teaching, Modeling, & Practicing Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/high-quality-behavior-instruction-teaching-modeling-practicing-practice-brief/) - High Quality Behavior Instruction Teaching, Modeling, & Practicing Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable
- [Procedures & Structure: Visual Systems to Reinforce Norms Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/procedures-structure-visual-systems-to-reinforce-norms-practice-brief/) - Procedures & Structure: Visual Systems to Reinforce Norms Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable
- [Procedures & Structure: Classroom Routines & Procedures Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/procedures-structure-classroom-routines-procedures-practice-brief/) - Procedures & Structure: Classroom Routines & Procedures Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Procedures & Structure: Balanced Classroom Schedule Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/procedures-structure-balanced-classroom-schedule-practice-brief/) - Procedures & Structure: Balanced Classroom Schedule Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these
- [Physical Arrangement Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/physical-arrangement-practice-brief/) - Physical Arrangement Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff move
- [Building Relationships: Understanding Student Values to Inform Daily Interactions Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/building-relationships-understanding-student-values-to-inform-daily-interactions/) - Building Relationships: Understanding Student Values to Inform Daily Interactions Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read,
- [Building Relationships: Morning Meetings Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/building-relationships-morning-meetings-practice-brief/) - Building Relationships: Morning Meetings Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help
- [Building Relationships: Connect with Students Throughout the School Day Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/building-relationships-connect-with-students-throughout-the-school-day-practice-brief/) - Building Relationships: Connect with Students Throughout the School Day Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read,
- [IRIS Module: Related Services: Common Supports for Students with Disabilities](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-related-services-common-supports-for-students-with-disabilities/) - Related Services: Common Supports for Students with Disabilities PD Hours: 2 This module offers a description of related services and an overview of the benefits they provide to students with disabilities in the general education classroom. It highlights five commonly used related services (Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology Services, Social Work Services, and Psychological
- [IRIS Module: The Pre-Referral Process: Procedures for Supporting Students with Academic and Behavioral Concerns](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-the-pre-referral-process-procedures-for-supporting-students-with-academic-and-behavioral-concerns/) - The Pre-Referral Process: Procedures for Supporting Students with Academic and Behavioral Concerns PD Hours: 2 This module highlights the benefits of the pre-referral process—a preventative approach that can eliminate inappropriate referrals to special education—and outlines the six stages most commonly involved in its implementation (est. completion time: 1 hour). By completing this module, learners will:
- [IRIS Module: Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities: Supports in the General Education Classroom](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-students-with-significant-cognitive-disabilities-supports-in-the-general-education-classroom/) - Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities: Supports in the General Education Classroom PD Hours: 2 This module describes the benefits of including students with significant cognitive disabilities in general education classrooms. It also offers information on how teachers can plan for and teach these students. By completing the entire Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing the
- [IRIS Module: IEPs: Developing High-Quality Individualized Education Programs](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-ieps-developing-high-quality-individualized-education-programs/) - IEPs: Developing High-Quality Individualized Education Programs PD Hours: 3 This module details the process of developing high-quality individualized education programs (IEPs) for students with disabilities. The module discusses the requirements for IEPs as outlined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) with implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Endrew F. v. Douglas County School
- [IRIS Module: Autism Spectrum Disorder (Part 2): Evidence-Based Practices](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-autism-spectrum-disorder-part-2-evidence-based-practices/) - Autism Spectrum Disorder (Part 2): Evidence-Based Practices PD Hours: 3.5 This module, second in a two-part series, highlights strategies that have been shown to be effective in teaching appropriate behaviors and skills and decreasing inappropriate behaviors with children and youth with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It next explores several strategies that are particularly effective with
- [IRIS Module: SOS: Helping Students Become Independent Learners](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-sos-helping-students-become-independent-learners/) - SOS: Helping Students Become Independent Learners PD Hours: 1.5 This module describes how teachers can help students stay on task by learning to regulate their behavior. The four strategies discussed are self-monitoring, self-instruction, goal-setting, and self-reinforcement (est. completion time: 1.5 hours). By completing this module, learners will: Understand self-regulation techniques Know when and where it
- [IRIS Module: Functional Behavioral Assessment (Secondary): Identifying the Reasons for Student Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-functional-behavioral-assessment-secondary-identifying-the-reasons-for-student-behavior/) - Functional Behavioral Assessment (Secondary): Identifying the Reasons for Student Behavior PD Hours: 2 This module explores the importance of discovering the reasons that students engage in challenging behavior and outlines steps for conducting a functional behavioral assessment. By completing this module’s Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing its accompanying activities, the learner will be able
- [IRIS Module: Functional Behavioral Assessment (Elementary): Identifying the Reasons for Student Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-functional-behavioral-assessment-elementary-identifying-the-reasons-for-student-behavior/) - Functional Behavioral Assessment (Elementary): Identifying the Reasons for Student Behavior PD Hours: 2 This module explores the importance of discovering the reasons that students engage in challenging behavior and outlines steps for conducting a functional behavioral assessment. By completing this module’s Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing its accompanying activities, the learner will be able
- [IRIS Module: Early Childhood Behavior Management: Developing and Teaching Rules](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-early-childhood-behavior-management-developing-and-teaching-rules/) - Early Childhood Behavior Management: Developing and Teaching Rules PD Hours: 1.5 This module includes information on how to create developmentally appropriate behavior rules for early childhood classrooms so that they link to a given school’s behavior expectations. The importance of communication with families about rules and expected behaviors is also stressed (est. completion time: 1.5
- [IRIS Module: Classroom Behavior Management (Part 2, Elementary): Developing a Behavior Management Plan](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-classroom-behavior-management-part-2-elementary-developing-a-behavior-management-plan/) - Classroom Behavior Management (Part 2, Elementary): Developing a Behavior Management Plan PD Hours: 2 This module reviews the major components of a classroom behavior management plan (including a statement of purpose, rules, procedures, consequences, a crisis plan, and an action plan) and guides users through the steps of creating their own classroom behavior management plan
- [IRIS Module: Classroom Behavior Management (Part 2, Secondary): Developing a Behavior Management Plan](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-classroom-behavior-management-part-2-secondary-developing-a-behavior-management-plan/) - Classroom Behavior Management (Part 2, Secondary): Developing a Behavior Management Plan PD Hours: 2 Developed specifically with middle and high school teachers in mind (e.g., 6th-12th grade), this module reviews the major components of a classroom behavior management plan (including rules, procedures, and consequences) and guides users through the steps of creating their own classroom
- [IRIS Module: Classroom Behavior Management (Part 1): Key Concepts and Foundational Practices](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-classroom-behavior-management-part-1-key-concepts-and-foundational-practices/) - Classroom Behavior Management (Part 1): Key Concepts and Foundational Practices PD Hours: 2 This module overviews the effects of disruptive behaviors as well as important key concepts and foundational practices related to effective classroom behavior management, including cultural influences on behavior, the creation of positive climates and structured classrooms, and much more (est. completion time:
- [IRIS Module: Behavioral Intervention Plans (Secondary): Developing a Plan to Address Student Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-behavioral-intervention-plans-secondary-developing-a-plan-to-address-student-behavior/) - Behavioral Intervention Plans (Secondary): Developing a Plan to Address Student Behavior PD Hours: 2 This module explores the steps for developing a behavioral intervention plan. It includes identifying appropriate behaviors to replace the interfering behavior, selecting and implementing interventions that address the function of the behavior, monitoring students’ responses to the interventions, and making adjustments
- [IRIS Module: Behavioral Intervention Plans (Elementary): Developing a Plan to Address Student Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-behavioral-intervention-plans-elementary-developing-a-plan-to-address-student-behavior/) - Behavioral Intervention Plans (Elementary): Developing a Plan to Address Student Behavior PD Hours: 2 This module explores the steps for developing a behavioral intervention plan. It includes identifying appropriate behaviors to replace the interfering behavior, selecting and implementing interventions that address the function of the behavior, monitoring students’ responses to the interventions, and making adjustments
- [IRIS Module: Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 2, Secondary): Behavioral Strategies](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-addressing-challenging-behaviors-part-2-secondary-behavioral-strategies/) - Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 2, Secondary): Behavioral Strategies PD Hours: 2 The second in a two-part series, this module describes strategies that teachers in secondary classrooms can implement to prevent or address challenging behaviors. By completing the entire Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing the accompanying activities, the learner will: Understand how challenging behavior negatively
- [IRIS Module: Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 2, Elementary): Behavioral Strategies](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-addressing-challenging-behaviors-part-2-elementary-behavioral-strategies/) - Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 2, Elementary): Behavioral Strategies PD Hours: 2 The second in a two-part series, this module describes strategies that teachers in elementary classrooms can implement to prevent or address challenging behaviors. By completing the entire Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing the accompanying activities, the learner will: Understand how challenging behavior negatively
- [IRIS Module: Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 1, Secondary): Understanding the Acting-Out Cycle](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-addressing-challenging-behaviors-part-1-secondary-understanding-the-acting-out-cycle/) - Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 1, Secondary): Understanding the Acting-Out Cycle PD Hours: 2.5 The second in a two-part series, this module describes strategies that teachers in secondary classrooms can implement to prevent or address challenging behaviors. By completing the entire Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing the accompanying activities, the learner will: Understand how challenging
- [IRIS Module: Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 1, Elementary): Understanding the Acting-Out Cycle](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-addressing-challenging-behaviors-part-1-elementary-understanding-the-acting-out-cycle/) - Addressing Challenging Behaviors (Part 1, Elementary): Understanding the Acting-Out Cycle PD Hours: 2.5 The first in a two-part series, this module discusses challenging behavior in terms of the phases of the acting-out cycle and offers strategies and tips for responding to students in each phase. By completing the entire Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing
- [Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/differential-reinforcement-of-alternative-behaviors-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and
- [Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/differential-reinforcement-of-alternative-behaviors-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [IRIS Module: Behavioral Principles: The Basics of Understanding Student Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-behavioral-principles-the-basics-of-understanding-student-behavior/) - Behavioral Principles: The Basics of Understanding Student Behavior PD Hours: 1 This module examines the ABC (antecedent-behavior-consequence) model, which illustrates how environmental factors can influence behaviors before and after they occur. This module also explores other foundational concepts involved in understanding, addressing, and changing behavior. By completing the entire Perspectives & Resources section and reviewing
- [IRIS Module: Autism (Part 1): An Overview for Educators](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/iris-module-autism-part-1-an-overview-for-educators/) - Autism (Part 1): An Overview for Educators PD Hours: 2 This module, the first in a two-part series, provides an overview of autism alongside information about school services and supports. It explores the difference between a medical diagnosis and an educational determination, outlines the role of the multidisciplinary team, and offers guidance on family engagement.
- [Dependent Group Contingencies Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/dependent-group-contingencies-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Dependent Group Contingencies Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers
- [Offer Choice Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/offer-choice-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Offer Choice Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Dependent Group Contingencies Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/dependent-group-contingencies-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Dependent Group Contingencies Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Offer Choice Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/offer-choice-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Offer Choice Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Acknowledgement Systems for High Schools Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/acknowledgement-systems-for-high-schools-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Acknowledgement Systems for High Schools Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and
- [BASC May 2026 Special Edition Newsletter](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basc-may-2026-special-edition-newsletter/) - The May 2026 Special Edition highlights practical supports for student engagement and behavior, featuring resources on Feedback & Acknowledgment. This edition includes a practice brief, video overview, and implementation slides designed to help educators create supportive learning environments, reinforce positive behavior, and strengthen student engagement, along with information on BASC’s Outstanding Behavior Advocate recognition program.
- [BASC April 2026 Special Edition Newsletter](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basc-april-2026-special-edition-newsletter/) - The April 2026 Special Edition highlights practical supports for student engagement and behavior, featuring resources on Actively Engaging Students Through Opportunities to Respond and Community Service as an alternative disciplinary practice. This edition includes practice briefs, self-paced modules, video overviews, and implementation slides, along with MTSS Gather & Grow resources, information on supporting military-connected students,
- [BASC March 2026 Special Edition Newsletter](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basc-march-2026-special-edition-newsletter/) - The March 2026 Special Edition highlights practical tools to support positive student behavior and classroom success, featuring resources on Calm Down Corners and Active Supervision & Monitoring. This edition includes practice briefs, self-paced modules, video overviews, and implementation slides, along with information on supporting military-connected students and recognizing BASC’s First Outstanding Behavior Advocate.
- [BASC February 2026 Special Edition Newsletter](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basc-february-2026-special-edition-newsletter/) - The February 2026 Special Edition highlights practical tools to support positive student behavior and school success, featuring resources on Peer Mentors and Positive Greetings. This edition includes practice briefs, self-paced modules, video overviews, and implementation slides, along with resources focused on strengthening relationships, building positive classroom climate, and providing proactive alternatives to exclusionary discipline.
- [BASC December 2025 Special Edition Newsletter](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basc-december-special-edition-newsletter/) - The December 2025 Special Edition highlights practical tools to support positive student behavior and classroom success, featuring resources on Behavior Contracts and Visual Supports. This edition includes practice briefs, self-paced modules, video overviews, and implementation slides, along with a recommended module on effective classroom physical arrangement to promote predictability, accessibility, and student engagement.
- [BASC January 2026 Special Edition Newsletter](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basc-january-special-edition-newsletter/) - The January 2026 Special Edition highlights practical tools to support positive student behavior and proactive classroom management, featuring resources on Group Contingencies and Prompts & Reminders. This edition includes practice briefs, self-paced modules, video overviews, and implementation slides, along with a recommended module on High-Quality Behavior Instruction to strengthen classroom routines, behavior expectations, and consistent
- [Acknowledgement Systems for High Schools Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/acknowledgement-systems-for-high-schools-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Acknowledgement Systems for High Schools Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Video Modeling Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/video-modeling-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Video Modeling Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Direct Instruction Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/direct-instruction-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Direct Instruction Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Redirection Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/redirection-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Redirection Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are more
- [Direct Instruction Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/direct-instruction-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Direct Instruction Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Video Modeling Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/video-modeling-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Video Modeling Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Redirection Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/redirection-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Redirection Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Proximity Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/proximity-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Proximity Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are more
- [Proximity Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/proximity-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Proximity Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Offer Choice Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/offer-choice-practice-brief/) - Offer Choice Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff move
- [Redirection Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/redirection-practice-brief/) - Redirection Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff move from
- [Proximity Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/proximity-practice-brief/) - Proximity Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff move from
- [Dependent Group Contingencies Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/dependent-group-contingencies-practice-brief/) - Dependent Group Contingencies Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff
- [Direct Instruction Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/direct-instruction-practice-brief/) - Direct Instruction Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff move
- [Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/differential-reinforcement-of-alternative-behaviors-practice-brief/) - Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs
- [Video Modeling Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/video-modeling-practice-brief/) - Video Modeling Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs help staff move
- [Acknowledgment Systems for High Schools Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/acknowledgment-systems-for-high-schools-practice-brief/) - Acknowledgment Systems for High Schools Practice Brief Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs
- [Newsletter: May 2026 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-may-2026-edition/) - The May 2026 BASC Newsletter highlights upcoming professional learning opportunities, summer support resources, and ways for educators and families to stay connected with the BASC community. This edition features a family-focused summer support session with Karen Elfner, registration information for SC TEAMS Summer University, and resources from recent MTSS and military-connected student webinars. It also
- [Newsletter: January 2026 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-january-2026-edition/) - The January 2026 BASC Newsletter highlights professional learning opportunities, resources, and upcoming events that support K–12 educators in building positive and effective classroom environments. This edition features strategies for high-quality behavior instruction, self-paced modules on alternatives to exclusionary discipline, guidance on school safety and wellness, and updates on statewide events such as the SC-CEC Conference
- [Newsletter: February 2026 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-february-2026-edition/) - The February 2026 BASC Newsletter highlights upcoming professional learning opportunities, new resources, and statewide events for K–12 educators. This edition includes details about BASC’s SC-CEC pre-conference session, additional opportunities such as SC TEAMS Summer University and the Southeastern School Behavioral Health Conference, and a new self-paced module focused on actively engaging students. It also introduces
- [Newsletter: March 2026 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-march-2026-edition/) - The March 2026 BASC Newsletter highlights upcoming professional learning opportunities, new resources, and ways for educators to stay connected to MTSS-B implementation. This edition features a virtual session with Dr. Steve Goodman on integrating academic and behavioral supports, along with updates on statewide events such as SC TEAMS Summer University and the Southeastern School Behavioral
- [Newsletter: April 2026 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-april-2026-edition/) - The April 2026 BASC Newsletter highlights upcoming professional learning opportunities, new resources, and statewide events that support MTSS-B implementation. This edition features SC TEAMS Summer University registration, a recap of recent professional learning sessions, and recognition of BASC’s work highlighted by the Rural Schools Collaborative. It also includes a spotlight on data system improvements, a
- [Newsletter: November 2025 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-november-2025-edition/) - This BASC newsletter highlights professional learning opportunities, educator recognition, and new resources to support MTSS-B implementation. This edition features a focus on building strong student relationships, a spotlight for National Principal Appreciation Month, and upcoming learning opportunities such as the MTSS-B Summit Series and SC-CEC Conference. It also includes key dates for upcoming conferences, recognition
- [Newsletter: October 2025 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-october-2025-edition/) - This BASC newsletter introduces new evidence-based practice briefs, beginning with a focus on visual supports to help improve student understanding, independence, and classroom structure. It also highlights new self-paced modules on foundational MTSS-B strategies, including physical arrangement and classroom practices, along with professional learning opportunities such as an ECHO series on behavior support plans for
- [Newsletter: August 2025 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-august-2025-edition/) - The August 2025 BASC Newsletter highlights back-to-school strategies to help educators establish strong classroom systems and start the year with clarity and consistency. This edition features a self-paced module on creating a Classroom Teaching Matrix, a Back-to-School ECHO series focused on proactive behavior practices, and key updates through the BASC Monthly Updates slide deck. It
- [Newsletter: September 2025 Edition](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/newsletter-september-2025-edition/) - The September 2025 BASC Newsletter highlights foundational MTSS-B practices, professional learning opportunities, and new resources to support educators at the start of the school year. This edition features a focus on Tier 1 systems and classroom structures, along with an ECHO series on developing socially valid behavior support plans for students with autism. It also
- [Low Code/High Impact:"How Low Code Transformed Education Data Management" from Caspio](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/low-code-high-impacthow-low-code-transformed-education-data-management-from-caspio/) - This podcast episode from the Low Code/High Impact series featured on the Caspio webpage includes this description: "In this episode of Low Code / High Impact, we speak with Karen Elfner, an education program evaluator supporting a statewide initiative focused on training, implementation fidelity, and student behavior outcomes. Before adopting Caspio, Karen’s team managed surveys and
- [Feedback and Acknowledgement Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/feedback-and-acknowledgement-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Feedback and Acknowledgement Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers
- [Actively Engaging Students: Opportunities to Respond Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/actively-engaging-students-opportunities-to-respond-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Actively Engaging Students (OTR) Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Rural Schools Collaborative: "Supports for All Students: Clemson’s Behavior Alliance of South Carolina Strengthens Rural Schools"](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/rural-schools-collaborative-supports-for-all-students-clemsons-behavior-alliance-of-south-carolina-strengthens-rural-schools/) - The Behavior Alliance of South Carolina was recently highlighted by the Rural Schools Collaborative for its work partnering with districts to build sustainable, locally-driven behavior systems that support all learners. The feature shares how BASC works alongside districts, like Anderson 2, to strengthen Tier 1 practices, build internal capacity, and use data to guide decision-making
- [Visual Supports Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/visual-supports-practice-slide-deck/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Visual Supports Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples, reflection prompts, and opportunities for practice, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for immediate use.
- [Visual Supports Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/visual-supports-practice-brief/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Visual Supports Practice Brief PDF Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs
- [Behavior Contract Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/behavior-contract-practice-slide-deck/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Behavior Contracts Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used
- [Prompts & Reminders Practice Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/prompts-and-reminders-practice-slides/) - Evidence-Based Practice Brief: Prompts & Reminders This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used to guide discussions, facilitate workshops, or support
- [Positive Greetings Practice Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/positive-greetings-practice-slides/) - Evidence-Based Practice: Positive Greetings This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used to guide discussions, facilitate workshops, or support staff coaching.
- [Active Supervision and Monitoring Practice Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-practice-slides/) - Evidence-Based Practice: Active Supervision and Monitoring This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used to guide discussions, facilitate workshops, or support
- [Actively Engaging Students: Opportunities to Respond Practice Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/actively-engaging-students-opportunities-to-respond-practice-slides/) - Evidence-Based Practice: Actively Engaging Students (OTR) This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used to guide discussions, facilitate workshops, or support
- [Feedback and Acknowledgement Practice Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/feedback-and-acknowledgement-practice-slides/) - Evidence-Based Practice: Feedback and Acknowledgement This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used to guide discussions, facilitate workshops, or support staff
- [Calm Down Corners Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/calm-down-corners-practice-slides/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Calm Down Corners Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be
- [Community Service Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/community-service-practice-slide-deck/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Community Service Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used
- [Feedback and Acknowledgements Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/feedback-and-acknowledgements-practice-brief/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Feedback and Acknowledgements Practice Brief PDF Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these
- [Actively Engaging Students: Opportunities to Respond Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/actively-engaging-students-opportunities-to-respond-practice-brief/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Actively Engaging Students (OTR) Practice Brief PDF Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Active Supervision and Monitoring Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-practice-brief/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Active Supervision and Monitoring Practice Brief PDF Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Active Supervision and Monitoring Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-and-monitoring-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Active Supervision and Monitoring Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Supporting SC Military Connected Students](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/militaryconnectedsupport/) - Military-connected students attend schools in nearly every district in the United States and even in many countries abroad. South Carolina is home to more than 50,000 service members and more than 32,000 military-connected children, many of whom attend public schools (MFRI, 2025). Explore resources for identify military-connected students, celebrating and acknowledging military-connected students, early childhood
- [Positive Greetings Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/positive-greetings-practice-brief/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Positive Greetings Practice Brief PDF Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these briefs
- [MTSS-B Tier 1: Medium-Intensity Behavior Strategies Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-medium-intensity-behavior-strategies-self-paced-module/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define behavior and the basic functions of behavior Define medium-intensity behavior strategies and describe when they should be used Identify the fundamentals of medium-intensity behavior strategies Identify and apply behavior strategies that are likely to address access as a function of medium-intensity behavior Identify and apply behavior strategies
- [MTSS-B Tier 1: Low-Intensity Behavior Strategies Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-low-intensity-behavior-strategies-self-paced-module/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define behavior and the basic functions of behavior Define low-intensity behavior strategies and describe when they should be used Identify the fundamentals of low-intensity behavior strategies Identify and apply behavior strategies that are likely to address access as a function of low-intensity behavior Identify and apply behavior strategies
- [Tier 1 Foundations: Relationships](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-1-foundations-relationships/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Identify meaningful ways to interact with every student in a welcoming and intentional manner throughout the school day. Explain how knowledge of students’ interests and values supports relationship building. Identify meaningful ways to connect with students outside of classroom instruction to build positive relationships. To access the self-paced
- [Peer Mentors Practice Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/peer-mentors-practice-slides/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Peer Mentors Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used
- [Positive Greetings Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/positive-greetings-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Positive Greetings Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Prompts & Reminders Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/prompts-reminders-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Prompts & Reminders Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers
- [Prompts & Reminders Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/evidence-based-practices-prompts-reminders/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Prompts & Reminders Practice Brief PDF Our Practice Briefs turn research and real-world experience into action by breaking down one practical, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides a clear overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, videos, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference, these
- [Group Contingencies Practice Slide Deck](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/group-contingencies-practice-slide-deck/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Group Contingencies Ready-to-Use Professional Learning Resource: Google Slide Deck This editable slide deck mirrors the content from the Practice Brief—what the strategy is, why it works, and how to implement it—but in a format designed for collaboration and training. Ideal for school or district professional learning, the deck can be used
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Peer Mentors Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/exclusionary-discipline-alternative-practice-peer-mentors-self-paced-module/) - Peer Mentors Self-Paced Module An Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples and reflection prompts, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for practical implementation. Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define peer mentoring and explain its purpose and benefits
- [Self-Paced Modules: Ways to Engage](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-ways-to-engage/) - These modules are designed to fit into the routines and structures you already have. This guide outlines multiple approaches, from whole-staff professional development to independent learning, making it easy to integrate the modules into professional growth. For the recommended module sequence, see Self-Paced Module Offerings & Guidance, and to understand the benefit for each role,
- [Self-Paced Modules Offerings & Guidance](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-offerings-guidance/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Visual Supports Practice Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/visual-supports-practice-video-overview/) - Evidence-Based Practices: Visual Support Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused, implementers are
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Group Contingencies Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/exclusionary-discipline-alternative-practice-group-contingencies-elf-paced-module/) - Group Contingencies Self-Paced Module An Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples and reflection prompts, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for practical implementation. Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define group contingencies and their purpose. Differentiate independent, dependent,
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Calm Down Corners Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/exclusionary-discipline-alternative-practice-calm-down-corners-self-paced-module/) - Calm Down Corners Self-Paced Module An Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples and reflection prompts, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for practical implementation. Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define what a calm down corner is and
- [School Active Shooter Drills: Mental & Behavioral Health Guidance](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/school-active-shooter-drills-mental-behavioral-health-guidance/) - This resource summarizes key findings and recommendations from the 2025 report by National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. It reviews how active-shooter drills and other security measures are commonly implemented in U.S. schools, outlines potential risks to the mental, emotional, and behavioral well-being of students and staff, and provides evidence-based guidance on how to
- [Center on PBIS: School Safety Drills & Security Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/center-on-pbis-school-safety-drills-security-resources/) - This introduces the Center on PBIS resources for planning and conducting school safety drills and other security measures. It outlines trauma-informed, developmentally appropriate practices for active-shooter drills and physical safety procedures, and provides guidance on communicating with families, supporting students needing extra assistance, and integrating security planning within your school’s MTSS/PBIS framework.
- [Acknowledgements Presentation Guide](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/acknowledgements-presentation-guide/) - These slides highlight how acknowledgements and behavior-specific praise reinforce desired behaviors and support a positive classroom environment. Participants will learn the purpose and benefits of using acknowledgements and develop a plan to apply behavior-specific praise to manage student behavior effectively.
- [Participant Handout for Acknowledgements](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/participant-handout-for-acknowledgements/) - This handout offers a clear overview of acknowledgements and behavior-specific praise. Participants will learn the benefits of using acknowledgements to support positive behavior and develop a plan for applying behavior-specific praise to reinforce desired student actions.
- [Coaching Guide: Feedback & Acknowledgments](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/coaching-guide-feedback-acknowledgments/) - These slides highlight how acknowledgements and behavior-specific praise support effective classroom management and positive student behavior. Participants will learn to define acknowledgements and behavior-specific praise, understand the benefits of using acknowledgements to manage behavior, and develop a plan to use behavior-specific praise to address specific student behaviors. This guide also emphasizes how behavior-specific praise acknowledges
- [Strategy Sheets for Acknowledgements](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheets-for-acknowledgements/) - This flyer highlights how acknowledgements and behavior-specific praise support positive classroom behavior and strengthen effective classroom management. Participants will learn to define acknowledgements and behavior-specific praise, understand the benefits of using acknowledgements to manage behavior, and develop a plan to apply behavior-specific praise to address specific student behaviors. Behavior-specific praise acknowledges a desired behavior and
- [Opportunities to Respond Participant Handout](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/opportunities-to-respond-participant-handout/) - This handout provides an accessible overview of strategies that actively engage students through both verbal and nonverbal responses. Participants will review definitions, explore the benefits of incorporating opportunities to respond, and use the handout to develop a plan for engaging students in ways that prevent and manage specific behaviors.
- [Opportunities to Respond Presentation Guide](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/opportunities-to-respond-presentation-guide/) - These slides provide a clear structure for teaching and applying verbal and nonverbal engagement strategies. Participants will learn to define various opportunities to respond, recognize how active engagement supports positive behavior and improved learning outcomes, and use the guide to plan targeted engagement strategies for preventing and managing specific student behaviors.
- [Coach Guide for Actively Engage Students](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/coach-guide-for-actively-engage-students/) - These slides highlights strategies for increasing student engagement through verbal and nonverbal opportunities to respond. Participants will learn to name and define multiple ways to actively engage students, understand the benefits of using frequent opportunities to respond, and develop a plan to apply these practices to prevent and manage specific student behaviors.
- [Strategy Sheet for Actively Engage Students](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheet-for-actively-engage-students/) - This flyer highlights how verbal and nonverbal opportunities to respond can actively engage students and support positive behavior. Participants will learn to name and define multiple ways to increase engagement, understand the benefits of using opportunities to respond, and develop a plan to apply these strategies to prevent and manage specific student behaviors.
- [Active Supervision Participant Handout](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-participant-handout/) - This handout offers a clear overview of key strategies, moving and scanning, prompts, and pre-corrections, and how they support effective classroom management. Participants will review definitions, understand the benefits of active supervision, and use the handout to plan how they will apply these strategies to address specific student behaviors.
- [Active Supervision Presentation Outline](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/active-supervision-presentation-outline/) - These slides provide a clear structure for introducing and applying key strategies, moving and scanning, prompts, and pre-corrections. Participants will learn how each strategy supports effective classroom management, understand the benefits of active supervision, and use the outline to plan for implementing these practices with specific student behaviors in mind.
- [Coach Guide for Active Supervision & Monitoring](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/coach-guide-for-active-supervision-monitoring/) - These slides highlight how active supervision strategies, moving and scanning, prompts, and pre-corrections, can strengthen classroom management and support positive student behavior. Participants will learn to define each strategy, understand the benefits of using active supervision, and develop a plan to apply moving/scanning, prompts, and pre-corrections to manage specific student behaviors effectively.
- [Strategy Sheets for Prompts and Precorrects](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheets-for-prompts-and-precorrects/) - This flyer highlights how prompts support active supervision by reminding and encouraging students to use a key skill before that skill is expected. Participants will learn how to apply prompts intentionally to guide behavior, increase success, and maintain positive classroom flow.
- [Strategy Sheets for Moving and Scanning](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheets-for-moving-and-scanning/) - This flyer highlights how moving and scanning enhance active supervision by helping you maintain awareness of what all students are doing. Participants will learn how to use these strategies intentionally to support positive behavior and ensure a well-managed classroom environment.
- [Strategy Sheet for Reviewing and Reteaching](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheet-for-reviewing-and-reteaching/) - This flyer highlights a proactive and responsive approach in which teachers regularly revisit and reteach behavior norms, routines, and skills to ensure mastery and maintain a positive, predictable classroom environment.
- [Strategy Sheet for Prompting with Purpose](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheet-for-prompting-with-purpose/) - This flyer highlights how intentional, timely prompts can guide students through routines and behavior norms while helping you monitor their ability to perform these routines independently and consistently.
- [High Quality Behavior Instruction Presentation](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/high-quality-behavior-instruction-presentation/) - This presentation outlines how our free self-paced modules help you define behavior and its function, understand the context of student actions, and apply low-intensity strategies to address inappropriate behavior within your setting.
- [Participant Handout: High Quality Behavior Instruction](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/participant-handout-high-quality-behavior-instruction/) - This document equips educators with practical strategies for building strong classroom routines. Participants will learn how to plan and teach procedures aligned to schoolwide norms, use intentional prompts before transitions, assess student fluency with routines, and create a plan for reviewing and reteaching expectations based on student behavior.
- [Coach Guide: High Quality Behavior Instruction](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/coach-guide-high-quality-behavior-instruction/) - These slides explains how our free, self-paced modules help you teach, prompt, and reinforce classroom procedures. You’ll learn to plan explicit instruction, apply transition prompts, assess student fluency, and structure ongoing review and reteaching of norms and routines.
- [Strategy Sheet for Teaching Modeling Practicing](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/strategy-sheet-for-teaching-modeling-practicing/) - This flyer explains how our free, self-paced modules help you teach, prompt, and reinforce classroom procedures. You’ll learn to plan explicit instruction, apply transition prompts, assess student fluency, and structure ongoing review and reteaching of norms and routines.
- [South Carolina Based Mental Health Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/south-carolina-based-mental-health-resources/)
- [Calm Down Corners Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/calm-down-corners-video-overview/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Calm Down Corners Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Behavior Contracts Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/exclusionary-discipline-alternative-practice-behavior-contracts-self-paced-module/) - Behavior Contracts Self-Paced Module An Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples and reflection prompts, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for practical implementation. Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define what a behavior contract is and explain its
- [Peer Mentors Practice Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/peer-mentors-practice-video-overview/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Peer Mentors Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Group Contingencies Practice Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/group-contingencies-practice-video-overview/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Group Contingencies Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Community Service Practice Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/community-service-practice-video-overview/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Community Service Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Behavior Contracts Video Overview](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/behavior-contracts-video-overview/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Behavior Contracts Short, Engaging, Video Overview This quick, educator-friendly video brings the Practice Brief to life—highlighting the same strategies, implementation tips, and resources in a concise, digestible format. Perfect for busy educators, it provides an engaging overview that’s easy to watch, share, and apply right away. Because it’s short and focused,
- [Peer Mentors Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/peer-mentors-practice-brief/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Peer Mentors Practice Brief PDF Our Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice Briefs turn research into action by breaking down one effective, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides an overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, video examples, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Calm Down Corners Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/calm-down-corners-practice-brief/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Calm Down Corners Practice Brief PDF Our Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice Briefs turn research into action by breaking down one effective, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides an overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, video examples, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable
- [Group Contingencies Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/contingencies-practice-brief/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Group Contingencies Practice Brief PDF Our Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice Briefs turn research into action by breaking down one effective, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides an overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, video examples, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Community Service Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/community-service-practice-brief/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Community Service Practice Brief PDF Our Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice Briefs turn research into action by breaking down one effective, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides an overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, video examples, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Behavior Contracts Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/behavior-contracts-practice-brief/) - Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Behavior Contracts Practice Brief PDF Our Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice Briefs turn research into action by breaking down one effective, classroom-ready strategy at a time. Each brief provides an overview of the practice, step-by-step implementation tips, and links to supporting resources, video examples, and articles. Designed as a quick-read, printable reference,
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice: Community Service Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/exclusionary-discipline-alternative-practice-community-service-self-paced-module/) - Community Service Self-Paced Module An Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice This free, self-paced module helps educators deepen their understanding and apply each strategy in real classrooms. With built-in examples and reflection prompts, it’s flexible, interactive, and designed for practical implementation. Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define community service as an alternative to exclusionary discipline
- [Self-Paced Modules: What's In It For Me?](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-whats-in-it-for-me/) - These modules offer meaningful benefits for every member of the school community. This guide highlights both personal growth and broader schoolwide impact for each audience, including leaders, teachers, specialists, support staff, families, and more. For the recommended order of modules, see Self-Paced Module Offerings & Guidance, and for ideas on how to put them into
- [Self Paced Modules for New Teachers](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-new-teachers/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Self Paced Modules for Faculty & Staff of New Teacher Preparation Programs](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-faculty-staff-of-new-teacher-preparation-programs/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Self Paced Modules for Families & Caregivers](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-families-caregivers/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Self Paced Modules for School Community Members](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-school-community-members/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Self Paced Modules for Specialists](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-specialists/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Self Paced Modules for School and District Leaders](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-school-and-district-leaders/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Self Paced Modules for Teachers & Educators](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-paced-modules-for-teachers-educators/) - This flyer highlights how our free self-paced modules connect to your role and offers practical ways to engage with them. Explore the benefits for you and your school community, and discover flexible options for integrating the modules into your daily routines, collaboration, and professional learning.
- [Tier 1 Foundations: Procedures & Structure](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-1-foundations-procedures-structure/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Design classroom routines and procedures that are clearly defined, positively framed, and aligned with schoolwide norms Construct a visual system that reinforces behavior norms and aligns with daily routines. Evaluate a daily classroom schedule for its balance of instructional time, physical activity, and smooth transitions to support student
- [Tier 1 Foundations: Physical Arrangement](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-1-foundations-physical-arrangement/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Design a classroom layout that supports active supervision and smooth traffic flow. Evaluate the placement and purpose of classroom materials and visuals to ensure they are accessible, clearly labeled, and relevant to current instruction and student needs. Reflect on the backgrounds, interests, and learning needs of your students
- [Tier 1 Foundations: High Quality Behavior Instruction](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-1-foundations-high-quality-behavior-instruction/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Develop a clear plan for explicitly teaching, modeling, and practicing classroom procedures and routines aligned to schoolwide norms. Apply intentional prompting strategies before transitions and activities. Evaluate student fluency in performing classroom procedures. Develop a plan for regular review and reteaching of norms, procedures, and skills based on
- [Read, Writing, and AI: A Parent’s Guide to Smarter Learning Tools by The BridgingApps Team](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/read-writing-and-ai-a-parents-guide-to-smarter-learning-tools-by-the-bridgingapps-team/) - Explore this resource from The BridgingApps Team designed for Parents
- [MTSS for All: Including Students with the Most Significant Cognitive Disabilities by the NCEO & the TIES Center](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-for-all-including-students-with-the-most-significant-cognitive-disabilities-by-the-nceo-the-ties-center/) - "Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) is a framework for organizing and providing a tiered instructional continuum to support learning for all students. MTSS has the potential to meet the academic and behavioral needs of all students. Unfortunately, students with the most significant cognitive disabilities often are not included in this framework even though they should
- [Three Ways to Save Time With MTSS from "MTSS For Success"](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/three-ways-to-save-time-with-mtss-from-mtss-for-success/) - Scheduling to provide interventions, Implementing standard interventions at Tier 2 to reduce the number of students who need additional support, and Quickly matching students to interventions using an intervention protocol."
- [From Burnout to Balance: A KindR Foundation Free Webinar](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/from-burnout-to-balance-a-kindr-foundation-free-webinar/) - Join this powerful free session created just for K–12 educators and school leaders who are ready to break the burnout cycle. You’ll walk away with science-backed tools to lower stress, reset your energy, and feel more like yourself again. Whether you're in the classroom or the front office, this is your moment to pause, refuel, and reconnect to your
- [A Wise Investment of Educational Funding to Improve Student Outcomes from PBIS.org](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/a-wise-investment-of-educational-funding-to-improve-student-outcomes-from-pbis-org/) - A Wise Investment of Educational Funding to Improve Student Outcomes "State and district teams are often faced with difficult decisions regarding how to spend their limited resources. For teams seeking to improve academic achievement, attendance, behavior, and school climate, the PBIS framework is a proven framework for supporting educators in their goals. Investing in training,
- [Fostering a Wellness Culture](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/fostering-a-wellness-culture/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: identify common sources of stress and challenges in the education profession. implement practical strategies for managing stress and preventing burnout. apply techniques to achieve a healthy work-life balance. utilize mindfulness and resilience-building practices in personal and professional contexts. advocate for a culture of wellness within their educational communities.
- [Wellness for Educators](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/wellness-for-educators/) - Objectives After completing this Self-Paced Module, participants will be able to: Identify common sources of stress and challenges in the education profession. Implement practical strategies for managing stress and preventing burnout. Apply techniques to achieve a healthy work-life balance. Utilize mindfulness and resilience-building practices in personal and professional contexts. Advocate for a culture of wellness
- [MTSS-B Tier 1: Behavior Definitions](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-behavior-definitions/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Describe how clearly defining behaviors fits into a multi-tiered system of support for behavior (MTSS-B) Draft detailed definitions of common contextually inappropriate behaviors with examples and non-examples Outline responses for common contextually inappropriate behaviors, including shaping and consequences To access the self-paced module, click here!
- [MTSS-B Tier 1: Feedback and Acknowledgement](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/1904/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define acknowledgements and behavior specific praise Describe the benefits of using acknowledgements to manage behavior Develop a plan to use behavior specific praise to manage specific student behaviors To access the self-paced module, click here!
- [MTSS-B Tier 1- Classroom Matrix](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-classroom-matrix/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Describe the purpose of a classroom teaching matrix Define and identify behavior norms for classroom routines that align with school-wide behavior norms Define and list corresponding, contextually relevant behavior skills for each behavior norm and routine Describe how the norms, skills, and routines in the classroom matrix will
- [MTSS-B: Tier 1- Actively Engage Students: Opportunities to Respond](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-actively-engage-students-opportunities-to-respond/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Name and define ways to actively engage students verbally and nonverbally with opportunities to respond Describe the benefits of actively engaging students with opportunities to respond Develop a plan to use opportunities to respond to actively engage students to prevent and manage specific student behavior To access the
- [MTSS-B Tier 1: Foundations of Behavior & Low Intensity Strategies](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-foundations-of-behavior-low-intensity-strategies/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define behavior and identify it’s function Describe the context of individual student’s behavior Identify and define low intensity strategies to address contextually inappropriate behavior To access the self-paced module, click here!
- [MTSS-B Tier 1: Active Supervision and Monitoring](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-b-tier-1-active-supervision-and-monitoring/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define active supervision strategies; moving/scanning, prompts, and pre-corrections Describe the benefits of using active supervision strategies Develop a plan to use moving/scanning, prompts, and pre-corrections to manage specific student behaviors To access the self-paced module, click here!
- [Function-Based Thinking in the Classroom: Building Function-Based Supports](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/function-based-thinking-in-the-classroom-building-function-based-supports/) - Objectives After completing this Self-Paced Module, participants will be able to: Define function-based thinking Identify functions of common behaviors Identify possible replacement behaviors with the same function Develop function-based strategies for supporting behavior Describe common data-tracking techniques for behavior monitoring You can access the 60-minute self-paced module and/or watch a recording on this topic. Video
- [Identifying South Carolina's Military-Connected Students](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/identifying-south-carolinas-military-connected-students/) - Objectives After completing this Self-Paced Module, participants will be able to: Define and describe common experiences of military-connected students Discuss the relevance of supporting military-connected students in South Carolina schools Name and describe resources available to schools supporting the needs of military-connected students and families To access the self-paced module, click here!
- [Foundations of Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/foundations-of-behavior/) - Course Objectives Participants will be able to: Define behavior Identify functions of common behaviors Define replacement behaviors Describe why replacement behaviors should be matched to the function of a contextually inappropriate behavior Define multi-tiered systems of support for behavior (MTSS-B) Describe how MTSS-B is used to support all students Outline components of South Carolina's MTSS
- [Connections Over Compliance: Setting Up Group Contingencies](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/connections-over-compliance-setting-up-group-contingencies/) - Objectives Participants will be able to: Participants will learn about classroom systems with a focus on group contingencies. Participants will learn how to follow a step-by-step process to set up, implement, and evaluate independent, interdependent, or dependent group contingencies. Participants will receive materials and tools to help them design and monitor their classroom system. You
- [Connections Over Compliance: Increasing Positive Interactions for Students With Disabilities](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/connections-over-compliance-increasing-positive-interactions-for-students-with-disabilities/) - Objectives Participants will be able to: Define, teach, and model positive behavior using explicit teaching, re-directions, acknowledgment practices Recognize students using positive behavior specific praise and tangible acknowledgments In Order to: Maximize instructional time throughout the day Decrease problematic behaviors and disruptions You can access the 60-minute self-paced module and/or watch a recording on this
- [Teacher-Delivered Behavioral Interventions in Grades K-5 (from Institute of Education Sciences)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/teacher-delivered-behavioral-interventions-in-grades-k-5-from-institute-of-education-sciences/) - This practice guide provides teachers with seven recommendations for implementing low-intensity behavioral interventions in grade K–5 classrooms to support students in demonstrating expected behaviors in the classroom so that students and their classmates can engage in learning.
- [South Carolina Secondary School Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/south-carolina-secondary-school-resources/) - We are always looking to add additional secondary school resources to our list. If you have a suggestion, please send us an email at BASC@g.clemson.edu to let us know! Download This Resource
- [Creating a PBIS Behavior Teaching Matrix for Remote Instruction from the Center on PBIS (PBIS.org)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/creating-a-pbis-behavior-teaching-matrix-for-remote-instruction-from-the-center-on-pbis-pbis-org/) - This practice brief shares tips for maintaining continuity of learning through defining classroom expectations for remote (i.e., distance) instruction and online learning environments. With a few adaptations, teachers can use a PBIS framework to make remote learning safe, predictable, and positive.
- [Using Functional Behavioral Assessments to Create Supportive Learning Environments](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/using-functional-behavioral-assessments-to-create-supportive-learning-environments/) - This page provides guidance on using Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBAs) to support students whose behavior disrupts learning. It emphasizes evidence-based practices to understand the causes of these behaviors and create positive, supportive learning environments. The approach aims to reduce reliance on exclusionary discipline methods, focusing instead on proactive strategies to address behavioral needs and improve
- [NCPMI: Providing Intensive Individualized Intervention](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/ncpmi-providing-intensive-individualized-intervention/) - This resource from the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations (NCPMI) provides a collection of Positive Behavior Support (PBS) strategies designed to help early childhood educators address challenging behavior. The document outlines a systematic approach that includes understanding the function of a child’s behavior, implementing prevention strategies, and teaching new social-emotional skills. It emphasizes a
- ["How Students Can Help Shape School Climate Policy and Practice" Episode 5 of Leading Voices Podcast Series](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/how-students-can-help-shape-school-climate-policy-and-practice-episode-5-of-leading-voices-podcast-series/) - In this episode, Danny Torres and Grace Westermann speak with Rebeca Cerna and Julian Berkowitz-Sklar about fostering positive school climates. Berkowitz-Sklar, a high school senior and member of the Youth Advisory Team, shares insights into student-led initiatives and collaboration with the California Center for School Climate.
- [Behaviour Management in the Current School Context - Q&A with George Sugai](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/behaviour-management-in-the-current-school-context-qa-with-george-sugai/) - Explore this resource published by Education Today titled, "Behaviour Management in the Current School Context - Q&A with George Sugai" - George Sugai, Emeritus Professor in the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut, on current factors affecting behaviour in schools.
- [Attendance Matters: Tackling Chronic Absenteeism Together - EdWeb.net](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/attendance-matters-tackling-chronic-absenteeism-together-edweb-net/) - Chronic absenteeism in schools poses a significant challenge to student success and academic outcomes. As a leader, establishing a system that addresses this issue ensures a supportive learning environment and creates the conditions so that all students can thrive. Join our expert panel, including current and former school and district leaders, for an insightful session
- [Antecedent-based Intervention - AFIRM Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/antecedent-based-intervention-afirm-module/) - Antecedent-based Intervention (ABI) Antecedent-based interventions can be used to decrease an identified interfering behavior and increase engagement by modifying the environment. What Will I Learn? The AFIRM model guides the learner through four lessons to facilitate: Learning basic knowledge about antecedent-based intervention (ABI). Applying ABI in activity based scenarios that promote real-world application. The ABI
- [Functional Behavior Assessment - AFIRM Module](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/functional-behavior-assessment-afirm-module/) - Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) A functional behavior assessment can be used when the intensity, duration, or type of interfering behavior creates safety concerns or impacts a child’s development. What Will I Learn? The AFIRM model guides the learner through four lessons to facilitate: Learning basic knowledge about functional behavior assessment (FBA). Applying FBA in activity
- ["Not Your Average School Psychologist" podcast from Devereux Center for Effective Schools (CES)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/not-your-average-school-psychologist-podcast-from-devereux-center-for-effective-schools-ces/) - The podcast aims to provide a resource for school psychologists to learn about evidence-based practices from a behavioral perspective, with a focus on the implementation of all aspects of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) practice model. Podcast hosts include the following CES team members: Director Lisa Thomas, Ph.D., NCSP; Assistant Director Laura Rutherford, Ph.D., NCSP,
- [Improving the Effectiveness of Tier 2 Interventions](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/improving-the-effectiveness-of-tier-2-interventions/) - The presentation answers the following questions: What are the strategies to reduce the use of Tier 2 interventions? What are the systems to improve Tier 2 interventions? What data sources should we use to assist in improving Tier 2 interventions? What are the overall ways to improve Tier 2 practices? From: The Center on PBIS
- [Mental Health Resources NIMH](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mental-health-resources-nimh/) - The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) offers a variety of learning resources for students and teachers about mental health and the brain. Whether you want to understand mental health challenges, promote emotional well-being in the classroom, or simply learn how to take care of your own mental health, our resources cover a wide range
- [Get Excited About Mental Health Research! Coloring Book](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/get-excited-about-mental-health-research-coloring-book/) - Get Excited About Mental Health Research! A coloring and activity book for kids ages 8-12 This free coloring and activity book introduces kids to the exciting world of mental health research.
- [I’m So Stressed Out! Fact Sheet and Infographic](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/im-so-stressed-out-fact-sheet-and-infographic/) - Feeling overwhelmed? Read this fact sheet from the National Institute of Health (NIH) to learn whether it’s stress or anxiety, and what you can do to cope.
- [Children and Mental Health: Is This Just a Stage? Fact Sheet](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/children-and-mental-health-is-this-just-a-stage-fact-sheet/) - All children are sad, anxious, irritable, or aggressive at times, and many find it occasionally challenging to sit still, pay attention, or interact with others. In most cases, these are just typical developmental phases. However, such behaviors may also indicate a more serious problem in some children. This fact sheet and webpage is a great
- [High-Leverage Practices for Students with Disabilities (2nd Edition)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/high-leverage-practices-for-students-with-disabilities-2nd-edition/) - "High-Leverage Practices (HLPs) are a deceptively simple concept in the field of education. On the one hand it is amazing to have a list of key practices that all teachers should learn and be able to implement when teaching students of all backgrounds and ability levels, including those with disabilities. On the other, teaching is
- [Ep 38: Mythbusters - "There Are Some Students Skewing Our Schoolwide Data" from PBISApps Teach By Design Podcast](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/ep-38-mythbusters-there-are-some-students-skewing-our-schoolwide-data-from-pbisapps-teach-by-design-podcast/) - This podcast episode from the Teach by Design series featured on PBISApps webpage includes this description: "In this episode, we challenge the common misconception that some students’ data skew our schoolwide trends and make it difficult to make decisions. Join us as we dig into what we mean when we say, “All means all.” Have
- [Classroom Management Modules from the National Education Association (NEA)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/classroom-management-module-from-the-national-education-association-nea/) - This resource from the NEA titled "Classroom Management" is described as follows from the webpage description: "This stack is designed to help classroom educators to develop skills to successfully build a community of learners. You will have an opportunity to explore classroom organization and routines, as well as discover new ways to support students who
- [Behavior Workshops from Insights to Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/behavior-workshops-from-insights-to-behavior/) - This resource from Insights to Behavior includes workshops on various topics listed below: Topics for General Education Teachers (over 8 hours) Improving learning and independence (over 5 hours) Improving Social Skills (over 7 hours) Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (over 4 hours) Introduction to Behavior Management (over 7 hours) Managing Challenging Behaviors (over 9.5 hours)
- [Evidence-Based Practices from the National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/evidence-based-practices-from-the-national-professional-development-center-on-autism-spectrum-disorder/) - This resource from the National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder contains information about Evidence-Based Practices, along with modules that overview and describe each EBP, and include step-by-step instructions of implementation, and an implementation checklist.
- [Functional-Based Thinking Research and Process Overview with Dr. Shanna Hirsch](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/functional-based-thinking-research-and-process-overview-with-dr-shanna-hirsch/) - Dr. Shanna Hirsch, Associate Professor of Special Education at Clemson University, Director of Behavior Alliance of South Carolina, and Co-Principal Investigator, Project FRaME, overviews the research and process of functional-based thinking.
- [Defining, Measuring, and Monitoring Behaviors: Behavior Support for Intensive Intervention Course from the National Center of Intensive Intervention](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/defining-measuring-and-monitoring-behaviors-behavior-support-for-intensive-intervention-course-from-the-national-center-of-intensive-intervention/) - Defining, Measuring and Monitoring Behaviors Behavior Support for Intensive Intervention Course: Module 6 Overview This module discusses how to define, measure and monitor behavior. By the end of the module you should be able to: Select an appropriate target behavior Write an operational definition for a target behavior Identify relevant dimensions of behavior Choose a
- [Cultivating Caring Relationships at School: 15 Activities That Promote Staff and Student Connection](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/cultivating-caring-relationships-at-school-15-activities-that-promote-staff-and-student-connection/) - Enhance staff-student connections with 15 engaging activities from CCSC's toolkit. Coauthored by the Youth Advisory Team, these activities are adaptable for all levels and learning environments. Explore cost-effective strategies for fostering caring relationships in your school. Additionally, you can watch CCSC's video for a glimpse into one of the toolkit's activities.
- [Reframing and Understanding Staff Resistance to Advance Positive School Climates](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/reframing-and-understanding-staff-resistance-to-advance-positive-school-climates/) - Discover strategies to address staff resistance in school climate initiatives. Developed by CCSC and funded by the California Department of Education, this guide identifies root causes like burnout and distrust. Learn how leaders can leverage resistance as valuable feedback, fostering a culture of openness and collaboration for successful implementation.
- [Creating Trauma-Informed Learning Environments](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/creating-trauma-informed-learning-environments/) - Discover key strategies to support students with trauma histories in school. Produced by the Mid-Atlantic Comprehensive Center at WestEd, this brief outlines five crucial actions for educators to create trauma-sensitive learning environments, including fostering trust, providing safety, and implementing positive behavior supports.
- [Designing Safe and Supportive Physical Classroom Environments: A Checklist](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/designing-safe-and-supportive-physical-classroom-environments-a-checklist/) - Students and educators need safe, supportive environments. This brief from WestEd offers practical guidance for creating positive school climates, emphasizing clarity, adaptability, warmth, support, and community. It empowers educators and supports leadership in fostering conducive learning spaces.
- [Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports: History, Defining Features, and Misconceptions](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/positive-behavioral-interventions-and-supports-history-defining-features-and-misconceptions/) - This resources provides a historical look at PBIS as well as clears up some common misconceptions about PBIS.
- [Classroom Problem Solving](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/classroom-problem-solving/) - Some students do not respond to tier 1 universal academic and behavioral instruction. These students who need additional support display minor and fewer major misbehaviors than students getting tier 3 supports. The goal is to provide support to these students to meet their needs, to keep them in class learning and to avoid escalation to
- [Individual Student Systems Evaluation Tool (ISSET)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/individual-student-systems-evaluation-tool-isset/) - The Individual Student Systems Evaluation Tool (ISSET) is a research tool designed to assess the implementation status of secondary (targeted) and tertiary (intensive) systems within a school. The ISSET consists of 35 items and is divided into three parts: foundations, targeted interventions, and individualized interventions. Questions in each of these parts are grouped into feature
- [A Descriptive Study of Office Disciplinary Referrals in High Schools](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/a-descriptive-study-of-office-disciplinary-referrals-in-high-schools/) - The purpose of this paper is to share descriptive data about Office Discipline Referrals (ODRs) in a sample of 112 high schools that used the School-wide Information System (SWIS) database to collect discipline data during the 2005-2006 academic year.The findings were that tardies, defiance/disrespect and skip/truancy were the most common types of ODRs generated at
- [MTSS Implementation Components: Ensuring Common Language and Understanding](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/mtss-implementation-components-ensuring-common-language-and-understanding/) - A guide offering definitions for the various components of a multi-tiered system of support. These definitions may serve as a place for schools and districts to develop common language for their own implementation.
- [Reducing the Effectiveness of Bullying Behavior in Schools](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/reducing-the-effectiveness-of-bullying-behavior-in-schools/) - The purpose of this document is to provide an overview of how school-wide positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS) as a framework for improving the effectiveness, efficiency, and relevance of practices to prevent school violence and bullying behavior, in particular. This overview is organized around eight questions.
- [Napa Valley Unified School District: Student Behavioral Expectations](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/napa-valley-unified-school-district-student-behavioral-expectations/) - Sample student handbook outlining school expectations, responsibilities, policies and actions taken.
- [Practical Functional Behavioral Assessment Training Manual for School-Based Personnel](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/practical-functional-behavioral-assessment-training-manual-for-school-based-personnel/) - This participant’s guide presents specific procedures for school-based personnel to conduct practical functional behavioral assessments (FBA). Practical FBA training methods presented in this workbook are designed to train school-based personnel with flexible roles in a school (i.e. personnel not directly responsible for providing regular instruction for students). The Practical FBA training methods are specifically designed
- [Evidence­ based Classroom Management: Moving from Research to Practice](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/evidence-based-classroom-management-moving-from-research-to-practice/) - Critical Features of Classroom Management: easy to follow list
- [Tiered Interventions in High Schools: Using Primary Lessons Learned to Guide Ongoing Discussion](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tiered-interventions-in-high-schools-using-primary-lessons-learned-to-guide-ongoing-discussion/) - This report summarizes what we have learned thus far and how those lessons learned can advance the ongoing discussion about effective RTI implementation in high schools.
- [Bullying Prevention Self-Assessment](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/bullying-prevention-self-assessment/) - This 12-item self-assessment may be used by school teams (typically with their coach) to determine if the core features of an effective bullying prevention system are in place. The self-assessment may be used to: proactively to identify what a school is already doing well, to select components that need to be adopted/added, and as a
- [Coaches Self-Assessment](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/coaches-self-assessment/) - This self-assessment is designed to assist coaches to identify current strengths and professional development goals. The assessment covers three skill levels: Level I – Coach, Level II – Coach/Trainer or Lead Coach, Level III – Coordinator. In addition, each level assess’ knowledge across Data, Practices, and Systems.
- [The High School Behavior Education Program (HS-BEP): A Secondary Level Intervention](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/the-high-school-behavior-education-program-hs-bep-a-secondary-level-intervention/) - The HS-BEP is a secondary level intervention for high school students designed to decrease the instructional “punishers” a student is experiencing by providing explicit instruction in organizational, self-management skills, and homework completion assistance and increase positive adult interaction and specific behavioral prompts through use of the HS-BEP Card, a daily behavior report card.
- [Expectation Lesson Plan for Hallway](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/expectation-lesson-plan-for-hallway/) - Example Lesson Plan for Teaching School-Wide Expectations
- [Safety without Suspensions](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/safety-without-suspensions/) - Disruptive behavior consistently tops the list of teachers' and parents' concerns about education. ln an effort to address this concern, many U.S. schools began adopting zero-tolerance policies in the 1990s, which led to substantial increases m out-of-school suspensions and expulsions. These policies have sparked controversy because of racial disparities in suspension and expulsion rates, as
- [Cyclone Character Lesson Plan](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/cyclone-character-lesson-plan/) - Example Lesson Plan for Teaching School-Wide Expectations
- [Behavior Expectations Jeopardy](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/behavior-expectations-jeopardy/) - Example Game for Teaching School-Wide Expectations. Realistic Jeopardy formatted powerpoint with categories, clickable number amounts and squares become red after they've been answered.
- [Lesson Plan to Address Behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/lesson-plan-to-address-behavior/) - Example Lesson Plan for Teaching School-Wide Expectations
- [Suggested Scripts for Teaching/Reviewing Procedures](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/suggested-scripts-for-teaching-reviewing-procedures/) - Example Lesson Plan for Teaching School-Wide Expectations
- [School-Wide Positive Behavior Support: Getting Started](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/school-wide-positive-behavior-support-getting-started/) - Example Tier 1 PBIS Presentation
- [Supporting Children & Families during a Difficult Time](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/supporting-children-families-during-a-difficult-time/) - Many early educators and program leaders are concerned about the impact of the recent election on children and families. Young children might have been witness to disturbing media, heated conversations between adults, and/or reports of community unrest. Some children might be confused, feel anxious, or have behavioral issues in the classroom. Some families might be
- [TIPS Fidelity Checklist](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-fidelity-checklist/) - The Team Initiated Problem Solving Fidelity Checklist (TIPS-FC) is a progress-monitoring tool for a team and their coach to use as a guide for planning, implementing, and sustaining best practice meeting foundations and using data for problem solving and decision-making.
- [Training and Professional Development Blueprint for PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/training-and-professional-development-blueprint-for-pbis/) - The purpose of this Training and Professional Development Blueprint is to provide an overview of essential features of professional development and the basic logic of building internal district systems capacity for implementing effective practices and making sound data decisions.
- [Tier 2 Systems Readiness Guide](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-2-systems-readiness-guide/) - The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to district- and school-based leadership teams that are considering implementation of Tier 2 systems. This document is not intended to be a prescriptive list of requirements and individual decisions about school readiness. Tier 2 implementation decisions should be based on the local context and in coordination
- [Referral Form Definitions](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/referral-form-definitions/) - Mutually exclusive definitions for terms used on referral forms.
- [ISF Action Planning Companion Guide to SWPBIS-TFI](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/isf-action-planning-companion-guide-to-swpbis-tfi/) - A tool to assist schools in implementing and using Tiered Fidelity Inventory to enhance current implementation to include ISF approach.
- [TIPS Meeting Minutes Template](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-meeting-minutes-template/) - Meeting form to be used by school teams using the Team Initiated Problem Solving (TIPS) method. Useful for keeping the conversation focused to problem solving. Meeting minutes serve as documentation and guidance for decisions made during problem-solving and/or coordination/planning team meeting includes sections and prompts to guide and prompt recording of relevant, accurate, and succinct
- [Referral Form Examples](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/referral-form-examples/) - Examples of referral forms that collect data for decision making.
- [Data Analyst's Worksheet](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/data-analysts-worksheet/) - A worksheet to be used by the data analyst role before a team meeting using the Team Initiated Problem Solving Framework (TIPS). Use your academic or behavior data to create a snapshot view of your school’s performance overall (e.g., by grade level, intervention status, race/ethnicity, gender).
- [The High School Behavior Education Program (2nd edition)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/the-high-school-behavior-education-program-2nd-edition/) - Academic Seminar is a 45 minute daily class designed to address work avoidance behaviors for middle and high school students at risk of poor school outcomes. The curriculum targets teaching, practicing and reinforcing organizational and self-advocacy skills, termed “academic self-management.”
- [Coaching For Competence and Impact: Coaching Inventory Discussion Tool](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/coaching-for-competence-and-impact-coaching-inventory-discussion-tool/) - The purpose of this tool is to help Teams understand the current coaching infrastructure and identify which coaching functions currently exist.
- [PBIS Team Implementation Checklist (TIC 3.1)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-team-implementation-checklist-tic-3-1/) - This checklist is designed to be completed by the PBIS Team once a quarter to monitor activities for implementation of PBIS in a school. The team should complete the Action Plan at the same time to track items that are In Progress or Not Yet Started items.
- [Description of Wraparound and Case Example with Suggested Readings](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/description-of-wraparound-and-case-example-with-suggested-readings/) - Wraparound has become a predominant tool for implementing interagency systems of care. The system of care concept was developed in the mid-1980s as a response to (a) a dearth of mental health and other services for students; (b) the fragmentation of services across mental health, education, child welfare and juvenile justice services; and (c) the
- [Classroom Family Engagement Rubric](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/classroom-family-engagement-rubric/) - This tool provides specific guidance on steps teachers can take to improve family engagement at the classroom level.
- [Education and Treatment of Children](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/education-and-treatment-of-children/) - Special Issue: PBIS as Prevention for High-Risk Youth in Alternative Education, Residential and Juvenile Justice settings. The goal of this special issue is to provide empirical and practical information on the PBIS framework to educators and a wide-range of service providers (e.g., behavior specialists, counselors, mental health, advocacy, and policy organization personnel) who work with
- [School Safety Survey](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/school-safety-survey/) - Essential questions for school safety planning. Includes sections that assess risk and protection factors for school safety and violence.
- [Bullying Prevention in PBIS: Expect Respect (Middle & High School Level)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/bullying-prevention-in-pbis-expect-respect-middle-high-school-level/) - The purpose of this handbook is to improve the success of schools as effective learning environments.
- [Bullying Prevention Manual (Elementary Level)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/bullying-prevention-manual-elementary-level/) - This handbook focuses on reducing bullying behavior through the blending of school-wide positive behavior support, explicit instruction, and a redefinition of the bullying construct.
- [The Student/Teacher Game](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/the-student-teacher-game/) - The Student/Teacher Game is a quick and easy strategy to prompt and acknowledge students for following expectations in the classroom. The Game encourages appropriate behaviors by “catching” students engaged in expected behaviors and has been shown in research and practice to improve behavior.
- [Parent Letter: What is PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/parent-letter-what-is-pbis/) - A sample letter to parents announcing that the school is engaging in PBIS, what PBIS is, and what to expect.
- [The Interconnected Systems Framework 201: When School Mental Health is Integrated within a Multi-tiered System of Support](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/the-interconnected-systems-framework-201-when-school-mental-health-is-integrated-within-a-multi-tiered-system-of-support/) - This series to deepen knowledge and understanding of the ISF by highlighting key features illustrated by case examples that reflect the diversity of school communities in the region and demonstrate how data-based decision making occurs in a local context. This fact sheet will focus on the core features of an ISF approach.
- [Fact Sheet—Interconnected Systems Framework 101: An Introduction](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/fact-sheet-interconnected-systems-framework-101-an-introduction/) - An introduction to the Interconnected Systems Framework including a review of the benefits
- [Fact Sheet ISF 201—When School Mental Health is Integrated within a MTSS: What's Different](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/fact-sheet-isf-201-when-school-mental-health-is-integrated-within-a-mtss-whats-different/) - Describes what will be different for educators andmental health providers when school mental health is integrated into a Multi-Tiered System of Support
- [Fact Sheet ISF 301: Installing an Integrated Approach](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/fact-sheet-isf-301-installing-an-integrated-approach/) - Describes how to use school and community data to determine what interventions to select and implement to meet the diverse needs of all students
- [Systematic Screening Tools: Universal Behavior Screeners](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/systematic-screening-tools-universal-behavior-screeners/) - A compilation of various screener tools used to assess behavior, social, and/or academic risk.
- [PBIS Tiered Fidelity Inventory (TFI)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-tiered-fidelity-inventory-tfi/) - The purpose of the SWPBIS Tiered Fidelity Inventory (TFI) is to provide a valid, reliable, and efficient measure of the extent to which school personnel are applying the core features of school-wide positive behavioral interventions and supports (SWPBIS). The TFI is divided into three sections (Tier 1: Universal SWPBIS Features; Tier 2: Targeted SWPBIS Features;
- [Pyramid Model Early Intervention (Part C) Benchmarks of Quality](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pyramid-model-early-intervention-part-c-benchmarks-of-quality/) - This assessment helps programs evaluate their progress toward implementing the Pyramid Model program-wide.
- [PBIS: A Brief Introduction and FAQ](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-a-brief-introduction-and-faq/) - An introductory document of PBIS and the PBIS Center. PBIS is clarified and common misconceptions have been addressed.
- [Resources for Facility-wide PBIS Implementation in Juvenile Corrections and Residential Settings/Facilities: From Adoption Consideration to Initial Implementation to Sustained Implementation](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/resources-for-facility-wide-pbis-implementation-in-juvenile-corrections-and-residential-settings-facilities-from-adoption-consideration-to-initial-implementation-to-sustained-implementation/) - Taking the lead from the many juvenile and residential facility staff and teams we work with across the country who ask for resources for their teams and staff, we have organized this FW-PBIS resource list by those resources addressing all tiers, Tier 1, Tier II, Tier III, tools, websites, journal special issues, conferences-professional development, and
- [Consider Context: Implementation in Secondary Schools](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/consider-context-implementation-in-secondary-schools/) - Tool to guide implementation adaptations to High School Context
- [Tier 1 Coordination and Problem Solving Team Meeting Foundations](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-1-coordination-and-problem-solving-team-meeting-foundations/) - Defines the purpose, members, schedule, and decision guidelines of a Tier 1 school team.
- [Sustainability Self-Assessment](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/sustainability-self-assessment/) - This brief self-assessment allows multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) leadership teams to rate status of research-validated features most likely to enhance sustainability of Tier 1 MTSS systems while they build capacity to implement systems at Tiers 2 and 3. MTSS leadership teams use their results to develop sustainability action plans.
- [Early Childhood Program-Wide PBS Benchmarks of Quality (EC-BoQ)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/early-childhood-program-wide-pbs-benchmarks-of-quality-ec-boq/) - The EC-BoQ helps teams examine their implementation fidelity, document whether the implementation has been effective, and identify strengths and weaknesses in the implementation for action planning.
- [Tips for Responding to Challenging Behavior in Young Children](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-for-responding-to-challenging-behavior-in-young-children/) - There are several strategies you can use when responding to challenging behavior but these should always be combined with more intentional promotion and prevention practices. The use of these response strategies is intended to reduce the likelihood of challenging behavior, but will not be effective without careful and intentional attention to teaching social skills and
- [Embedding Mental Health into SWPBIS ISF Practice Guide](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/embedding-mental-health-into-swpbis-isf-practice-guide/) - This paper serves as a summary document from the Mental Health presentation strand and Roundtable Discussion for the Interconnected Systems Framework that took place at the 2016 Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Leadership Forum in Rosemont, Illinois. It was developed based on input and discussion from presenters and participants at both the sessions and RDQ
- [Integrating Trauma-Informed Practices within Your School Wide PBIS Framework](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/integrating-trauma-informed-practices-within-your-school-wide-pbis-framework/) - A state example of recommendations to practitioners on alignment of Trauma-Informed Practices and PBIS.
- [Facility-Wide Tiered Fidelity Inventory (v0.2)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/facility-wide-tiered-fidelity-inventory-v0-2/) - The Facility-Wide Tiered Fidelity Inventory (FW-TFI) is used for monitoring fidelity of PBIS implementation in alternative settings, particularly juvenile justice and other residential programs. This updated version, developed with input from stakeholders from juvenile justice and residential settings includes updated items and scoring criteria. For information about the validation process for the FW-TFI v0.2, please
- [Tier 1 Benchmarks of Quality](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tier-1-benchmarks-of-quality/) - This assessment allows school teams to examine their Tier 1 implementation fidelity, document whether it has been effective, and identify strengths and weaknesses for action planning. The manual provides instructions on how to administer the BoQ and includes the complete assessment tool with supporting materials.
- [Florida PBIS Project Evaluation Report 2019-20](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/florida-pbis-project-evaluation-report-2019-20/) - This is a sample annual report that shares the results of a systematic evaluation process for the organization's PBIS initiative.
- [Nevada MTSS Evaluation Report 2019-20](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/nevada-mtss-evaluation-report-2019-20/) - Nevada’s School Climate Transformation Project: Building Multi-Tiered Systems of Support 2019–20 Annual Report.
- [PBIS Evaluation Blueprint](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-evaluation-blueprint/) - The PBIS Evaluation Blueprint provides guidance regarding the evaluation process, tools, and outcomes that guide both initial adoption and sustained use of PBIS. A goal of this Blueprint is to provide a suggested format, structure, and materials to support a wide range of evaluation plans.
- [Florida PBIS Project Evaluation Report 2018-19](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/florida-pbis-project-evaluation-report-2018-19/) - This is a sample annual report that shares the results of a systematic evaluation process for the organization's PBIS initiative.
- [PBIS Missouri Evaluation Report 2018-19](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-missouri-evaluation-report-2018-19/) - This is a sample annual report that shares the results of a systematic evaluation process for the organization's PBIS initiative.
- [Wisconsin RtI Network Evaluation Report 2019-20](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/wisconsin-rti-network-evaluation-report-2019-20/) - This is a sample annual report that shares the results of a systematic evaluation process for the organization's PBIS initiative.
- [New Bedford Public Schools (MA) Evaluation Report 2020](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/new-bedford-public-schools-ma-evaluation-report-2020/) - This is a sample annual report that shares the results of a systematic evaluation process for the organization's PBIS initiative.
- [Socially Connected While Physically Distant](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/socially-connected-while-physically-distant/) - We need to be more intentional with establishing positive connections. As we cannot rely on expressions or physical touch, we will need to consider how to use our words to more fully convey the meaning of our welcome, connections, and positive feedback. This 1-page resource gives simple examples of staying socially connected.
- [Screening Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/screening-resources/) - This resource provides a list of presentations, videos, webinars, articles and websites that give an overview to universal screening as well as more in-depth resources that answer the what and the how.
- [References for the Evidence Base of PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/references-for-the-evidence-base-of-pbis/) - This spreadsheet is a searchable reference list for selected studies regarding PBIS and its effectiveness.
- [Creating Effective Classroom Environments Plan Template](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/creating-effective-classroom-environments-plan-template/) - Educators can download this template and create their own plan to implement PBIS in their classroom. The template includes opportunity to develop a classroom matrix, create lesson plans to teach expected behavior, script prompts or reminders for desired behavior, and plan praise and corrections.
- [Family Plan for Positive Behavior at Home](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/family-plan-for-positive-behavior-at-home/) - Families can use this resource to make a family schedule, choose family expectations, and make a plan to teach, remind, reward, and respond to behavior at home.
- [Returning to School: Staff PD Days Agenda Template](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/returning-to-school-staff-pd-days-agenda-template/) - School and District leadership teams can download and use this resource to develop their own plan for welcoming staff back to school and providing 2 days of professional development.
- [Planning Document for PBIS/MTSS Leadership Teams for Use During COVID-19 Disruption](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/planning-document-for-pbis-mtss-leadership-teams-for-use-during-covid-19-disruption/) - State, district, or other MTSS/PBIS leadership teams can download and use this action planning template to (1) confirm and re-establish commitment, (2) consider capacity and resource allocation, (3) invest in supporting structures, and (4) promote competency development.
- [Tips for Communicating with Your Community about Systematic Screening: What does your district and school leadership team need to know?](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-for-communicating-with-your-community-about-systematic-screening-what-does-your-district-and-school-leadership-team-need-to-know/) - This resource provides a list of presentations, videos, webinars, articles and websites that give an overview to universal screening as well as more in-depth resources that answer the what and the how.
- [Lesson Plan: Co-creating Classroom Expectations with Students (Elementary Schools](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/lesson-plan-co-creating-classroom-expectations-with-students-elementary-schools/) - The purpose of this lesson is to partner with elementary students to create a classroom matrix together, based on existing schoolwide expectations.
- [PBIS Implementation Blueprint](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-implementation-blueprint/) - The PBIS Implementation Blueprint (4.0) provides guidance for implementers interested in (a) exploring and getting ready to implement PBIS, (b) getting started with PBIS, and/or (c) getting better at enhancing, sustaining, and/or scaling (expanding) their efforts in educational settings.
- [Self-Assessment Survey (SAS)](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/self-assessment-survey-sas/) - The PBIS Self-Assessment Survey (SAS) is used by school staff for initial and annual assessment of effective behavior support systems in their school. The survey examines the status and need for improvement of four behavior support systems: (a) school-wide discipline systems, (b) non-classroom management systems (e.g., cafeteria, hallway, playground, (c) classroom management systems, and (d)
- [Facility-Wide Tiered Fidelity Inventory Tier 1 Scoring Template](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/facility-wide-tiered-fidelity-inventory-tier-1-scoring-template/) - PBIS teams can use this tool to score Tier 1 of the Facility-Wide Tiered Fidelity Inventory (v0.2). The template will automatically calculate scores and produce graphs of scores across time, by feature, and by sub-scale. This provides easy-to-use visual reports, and simplifies tracking sub-scale scores across time.
- [Facility-Wide Tiered Fidelity Inventory Tier 2 Scoring Template](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/facility-wide-tiered-fidelity-inventory-tier-2-scoring-template/) - PBIS teams can use this tool to score Tier 2 of the Facility-Wide Tiered Fidelity Inventory (v0.2). The template will automatically calculate scores and produce graphs of scores across time, by feature, and by subscale. This provides easy-to-use visual reports, and simplifies tracking subscale scores across time.
- [Missouri PBIS Annual Report 2021-22](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/missouri-pbis-annual-report-2021-22/) - Annual report summarizing Missouri implementation of PBIS. Of note are the documented impact on students with disabilities.
- [Defining Disproportionate Discipline: Understanding Common Measures](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/defining-disproportionate-discipline-understanding-common-measures/) - This infographic from the FLPBIS Project illustrates visually how common discipline disproportionality metrics are calculated.
- [PBIS District Systems Fidelity Inventory (DSFI) Manual](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-district-systems-fidelity-inventory-dsfi-manual/) - The purpose of the District Systems Fidelity Inventory (DSFI) is to guide District Leadership Teams in the assessment, development, and execution of action plans that promote the capacity for sustainable, culturally and contextually relevant, and high-fidelity implementation of multi-tiered social, emotional, and behavioral systems of support and practices. The DSFI and process have been designed
- [PBIS State Systems Fidelity Inventory (SSFI) Manual](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-state-systems-fidelity-inventory-ssfi-manual/) - This self-assessment is designed to assist State Leadership Teams and similar organizational units with (a) initial assessments of the extent to which there is the capacity to implement Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS); (b) action planning to guide resource allocation during the process of PBIS implementation; and (c) periodic assessments of the capacity of
- [Nevada MTSS Evaluation Report 2020-21](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/nevada-mtss-evaluation-report-2020-21/) - In fall 2018, the Nevada Department of Education (NDE), in collaboration with Nevada’s Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Technical Assistance Center, was awarded a second five-year federally-funded School Climate Transformation Grant (SCTG). Funded through this grant, the Nevada MTSS project seeks to improve its capacity to establish, scale-up, and sustain multi-tiered behavioral frameworks in
- [Florida PBIS Project Annual Report 2020-21](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/florida-pbis-project-annual-report-2020-21/) - This is a sample annual report that shares the results of a systematic evaluation process for the Florida PBIS Project's PBIS initiative.
- [TIPS Fidelity Checklist Tier 2—Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-fidelity-checklist-tier-2-brief/) - The Team Initiated Problem Solving Fidelity Checklist Tier 2 (TIPS-FC -T2) is a progress-monitoring tool for a team and their coach to use as a guide for planning, implementing, and sustaining best practice meeting foundations and using data for problem solving and decision-making for teams coordinating and implementing supplemental and intensive supports.
- [TIPS District Readiness Checklist](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-district-readiness-checklist/) - This checklist identifies critical district-level system features that will help support initial adoption and ongoing sustainability of TIPS. This checklist can be used as a self-assessment or coaching tool prior to a district adopting and implementing the TIPS model.
- [TIPS School Readiness Checklist](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tips-school-readiness-checklist/) - This checklist identifies critical school-level system features that will help support initial adoption and ongoing sustainability of TIPS. This checklist can be used as a self-assessment or coaching tool prior to a district adopting and implementing the TIPS model.
- [Feedback & Input Surveys (FIS) Manual](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/feedback-input-surveys-fis-manual/) - The Feedback and Input Survey Suite is a set of four surveys for school teams to learn about how students, school personnel, and family members are experiencing the school’s behavior support systems and obtain detailed feedback for increasing the effectiveness, efficiency, equity, and sustainability of those systems.
- [Tiered Decision Guidelines for Social, Behavioral, and Academic Behavior: Guidance for Establishing Data-Based Teams Across the Tiers](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/tiered-decision-guidelines-for-social-behavioral-and-academic-behavior-guidance-for-establishing-data-based-teams-across-the-tiers/) - The decision making guidelines outlined, are organized with academic, behavioral, and social student outcomes in mind. The purposes of data-based teams across the tiers are described and a set of decision guidelines, decision-making cycles, and goals/benchmarks are provided for each team. Guiding questions for systems implementation are also provided.
- [School Climate Survey Suite](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/school-climate-survey-suite/) - The School Climate Survey Suite is a set of four multidimensional surveys to measure student, teacher, administrator, faculty, and family perceptions of school climate: elementary, middle/high, school personnel, and family. The surveys are brief, reliable, and valid for assessing perceived school climate among students in Grades 3-12. Teams can use each survey separately or in
- [Family Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/family-resources/) - Family, school, and community members are critical partners in developing an effective and responsive support system where all benefit. The OSEP Technical Assistance Center on PBIS has developed several resources to support these partnerships.
- [Vermont PBIS 2021 Annual Report](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/vermont-pbis-2021-annual-report/) - This report summarizes the evaluation process, results, and outcomes of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) in Vermont's schools during the 2020-2021 school year.
- [Data Guide for Enhancing Your PBIS Framework to Address Student Mental Health](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/data-guide-for-enhancing-your-pbis-framework-to-address-student-mental-health/) - A state example of recommendations to practitioners on how to use data to identify mental health need, select appropriate interventions, and monitor progress.
- [Basic FBA Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/basic-fba-resources/) - Discover resources about and receive training on functional behavioral assessment (FBA).
- [PBIS Implementation](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-implementation/) - Learn about the Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports (PBIS) framework and how to implement it into your classroom.
- [PBIS World](https://behavioralliance.org/resources/pbis-world/) - PBIS World is a website containing links to hundreds of interventions, supports, resources, and data collection tools, all of which are organized into the tier 1 through 3 framework designed by the Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions & Support. It is helpful for addressing individual students and specific behaviors.

## Team Categories

- [BASC Core Team Members](https://behavioralliance.org/team_category/basc-team/)
- [Advisory Board](https://behavioralliance.org/team_category/advisory-board/)
- [Staff & Personnel](https://behavioralliance.org/team_category/staff-personnel/)

## Resource Categories

- [Students with Disabilities](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/students-with-disabilities/)
- [Classroom Systems](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/classroom-systems/)
- [Group Contingencies](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/group-contingencies/)
- [Function-Based Thinking](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/function-based-thinking/)
- [Family](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/family/)
- [Mental Health](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/mental-health/)
- [PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/pbis/)
- [Functional Behavioral Assessment](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/fba/)
- [Classroom PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/classroom-pbis/)
- [Success for All Students](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/success-for-all-students/)
- [School-Wide](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/school-wide/)
- [Coaching](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/coaching/)
- [District & State PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/district-state-pbis/)
- [Data-based Decision Making](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/data-based-decision-making/)
- [Juvenile Justice](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/juvenile-justice/)
- [School Climate Transformation Grant (SCTG)](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/school-climate-transformation-grant-sctg/)
- [Mental Health/Well-Being](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/mental-health-well-being/)
- [High School PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/high-school-pbis/)
- [Early Childhood PBIS](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/early-childhood-pbis/)
- [Bullying Prevention](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/bullying-prevention/)
- [Student Voice](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/student-voice/)
- [Secondary Schools](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/secondary-schools/)
- [BASC Evidence-Based Practice](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/basc-practice/)
- [Exclusionary Discipline Alternative Practice](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/exclusionary-discipline-alternative-practice/)
- [Newsletters](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_categories/newsletters/)

## Audience

- [Teachers](https://behavioralliance.org/audience/teachers/)
- [Administrators](https://behavioralliance.org/audience/administrators/)
- [Parents](https://behavioralliance.org/audience/parents/)

## Delivery Methods

- [BASC Self-Paced Module](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/self-paced-module/)
- [Video](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/video/)
- [PDF Document](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/pdf-document/)
- [Web Resources](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/web-resources/)
- [Podcast](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/podcast/)
- [Slides](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/slides/)
- [Participant Handout](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/participant-handout/)
- [Module](https://behavioralliance.org/delivery_methods/module/)

## Resource Tags

- [asynchronous](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/asynchronous/)
- [military-connected students](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/military-connected-students/)
- [resource list](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/resource-list/)
- [implementation](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/implementation/)
- [PBIS foundations](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/pbis-foundations/)
- [tier 1](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/tier-1/)
- [youth voice](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/youth-voice/)
- [climate](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/climate/)
- [assessment](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/assessment/)
- [alternative settings](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/alternative-settings/)
- [fidelity](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/fidelity/)
- [sustainability](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/sustainability/)
- [tier 2](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/tier-2/)
- [action plan](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/action-plan/)
- [evaluation](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/evaluation/)
- [outcome](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/outcome/)
- [systems alignment](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/systems-alignment/)
- [ethnicity](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/ethnicity/)
- [research](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/research/)
- [alignment](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/alignment/)
- [targeted](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/targeted/)
- [tier 3](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/tier-3/)
- [TIPS](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/tips/)
- [training](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/training/)
- [community](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/community/)
- [screening](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/screening/)
- [behavior](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/behavior/)
- [individual](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/individual/)
- [intensive](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/intensive/)
- [special education](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/special-education/)
- [interconnected systems framework (ISF)](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/interconnected-systems-framework-isf/)
- [social skills](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/social-skills/)
- [secure care](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/secure-care/)
- [social relationships](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/social-relationships/)
- [administrator](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/administrator/)
- [academics](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/academics/)
- [restorative practices](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/restorative-practices/)
- [discipline](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/discipline/)
- [FBA/BIP/BSP](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/fba-bip-bsp/)
- [relationships](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/relationships/)
- [BASC Practice Brief](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/basc-brief/)
- [BASC Self-Paced Module Flyer](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/basc-self-paced-module-flyer/)
- [MTSS-B](https://behavioralliance.org/resource_tags/mtss-b/)