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Thursday July 30, 2026 10:40am - 11:40am PDT
Schools are increasingly challenged to respond to concerning student behavior in ways that maintain safety without relying on exclusionary or punitive discipline. This session explores how behavior support practices and behavioral threat assessment can work together to create proactive, skill-building responses. Grounded in applied behavior analysis and multidisciplinary threat assessment principles, participants will learn how understanding behavior as communication helps teams move beyond reaction toward prevention, shared decision-making, and supportive interventions that balance safety, dignity, inclusion, and staff confidence.
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Anna Troutman

Managing Director, NCESD
Anna Troutman has integrated her background in behavior analysis and special education into leading this statewide program. Prior to MASH, Anna has worked as a clinical, in-home, and school-based BCBA, as well as an elementary special education teacher. Embracing the wrap-around service... Read More →
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Hunter McLeod

Threat Assessment Coordinator, ESD 171
Thursday July 30, 2026 10:40am - 11:40am PDT
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