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Re-Opening: General Evaluation Considerations & SLD Evaluations

When
10 Aug 2020

3:30 PM - 5:30 PM (EDT)

Location
Online

Joanna Bivins will give guidance from the state on expectations for evaluations as we re-open schools.

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Re-Opening: General Evaluation Considerations & SLD Evaluations

When
13 Aug 2020

4:30 PM - 6:30 PM (EDT)

Location
Online

Joanna Bivins will give guidance from the state on expectations for evaluations as we re-open schools.

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Mid-South Regional Virtual Conference for Psychology in the Schools

Start
19 Oct 2020

(CDT)

End
20 Oct 2020

(CDT)

Location
Virtual: WHOVA and Zoom

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2 registrants

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Tennessee Association of School Psychologists (TASP) in conjunction with Alabama and Mississippi state associations, will be hosting two days of professional development and networking in October. Due to the pandemic, the conference will be held virtually through WHOVA and Zoom platforms. You may register and pay online or download a registration form and pay by check.

We have a strong lineup of presenters, including:

Dr. Byron McClure has designed and implemented evidence-based practices such as restorative practices, RTI, trauma responsive practices, and principles of SEL at Anacostia High School. As a result of this work, led by Dr. McClure, Anacostia HS recently won the 2019-2020 Whole Child Award. Dr. McClure has presented at the NASP national conference in San Antonio, Texas, Chicago, Illinois, Atlanta, Georgia, and most recently in Baltimore, Maryland. He was also a keynote speaker at the Florida Association of School Psychologists Summer Institute and recently at the San Diego County Equity Conference.

Deanna Arvett (attorney and former school psychologist) is presenting two 3 hours sessions: One concerning the legalities of behavior and Manifestation Determinations and the other with legal implications related to COVID-19 and other hot topics

Brooke Shuster is presenting a three-hour training on FACTS (Functional Assessment Checklist for Teachers and Staff), which provides a novel framework for completing FBAs.

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Past events

1 May 2020	Threat Assessment vs. Risk Assessment in the Schools: Canceled
6 Apr 2020	Mid-Cumberland Communities of Practice- Canceled
28 Mar 2020	TASP Spring Institute--Postponed
29 Feb 2020	NASP Advocacy/GPR Training
18 Nov 2019	2019 TASP Fall Conference
13 Apr 2019	2019 TASP Spring Institute
15 Oct 2018	Mid-South Conference - Mission Possible: Helping All Students Succeed!
23 Jul 2018	Southeast Region PREPaRE
7 Apr 2018	TASP 2018 Spring Institute
15 Apr 2017	TASP Spring Institute

About Us

The purpose of TASP is to promote equitable and quality educational opportunities for all persons. Additionally, TASP strives to stimulate interest in and a better understanding of the role of psychology in the schools among professionals and other interested groups. We share ideas, techniques, and research which will help promote the professional competency and scientific growth of school psychologists. We also assist in the promotion of professional and ethical standards for the practice of school psychology in Tennessee.

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