TDOE Director of Psychological and Behavioral Services. Nationally Certified School Psychologist. Runner. Amateur Comedian. Writer. Views/opinions my own.
The US Department of Education is considering cutting school-based mental health grant funding. Please consider voicing your support of these programs such as Project RAISE TN. Please consider advocating for the continuation of these grants! votervoice.net/NBCCGrassroot…
Dr. April Ebbinger, Dr. Pablo Juarez, Lauren Pearcy, and our own Dr. Robbie Faulkner spoke to legislators today about behavioral supports for students with IDD. #advocacy#supportingstudents#education
Project RAISE: 14 million $ grant awarded to @TNedu to ensure rural districts have access to school psychologists, counselors & social workers via intern & mentor program. @AprilEbbinger Info contact Special.Populations@tn.gov wkrn.com/news/local-news/pro…
We have open positions for Educational Consultants on our Middle TN team. This role provides training &support to local districts and schools working to establish structures and systems necessary for implementation of TN's frameworks for tiered support.
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Planning out your calendar? The 23-24 Community of Practice schedule is live on our website: tasponline.org/Communities-o…. Don't miss out on important info from @AprilEbbinger
And save the date for the TASP 23 Fall Conference on Sept. 18th & 19th in Brentwood TN
What a fantastic day of learning at our inaugural mental health collaborative conference! Thank you to all of our
presenters and attendees!! @VKCTRIAD @TNedu@TASPonline
So excited about the work @TNedu will support with these funds! We were awarded just under $14 million to ensure rural school districts have access to mental health professionals! @jennyray66@AngelaMakowski
Congrats to the 170 grantees across the U.S. who received funding from the @usedgov to increase the school mental health workforce and improve student health and well-being. An incredible investment of $188M! ed.gov/news/press-releases/u…
Classified for years as "intellectually disabled," a young man's education, and later success, took a dramatic turn thanks to one teacher's thoughtful instruction. cbsn.ws/3B6WqdT
Yes! I’m excited to present a session on alternate assessment eligibility and a timely session with Susan Usery about how SLPs and psychs must collaborate!
Want to be a thriving school psychologist and learn about updates in the field? Then don’t delay! Registration is open for #TASPCON21tasponline.org/event-4458005