Most districts screen for behavioral health needs, or would like to. Very few get to ask the person who designed the screener exactly what to do next.
Dr. Steve Elliott — the lead researcher and author of the SSIS — is joining us live to answer your real questions and walk you through a practical path from data to intervention.
Why this webinar is different:
Dr. Elliott didn’t just study universal screening; he led the creation of SSIS. When he tells you how to interpret your data and match students to interventions, he’s not summarizing someone else’s research. He’s the source.
If your team is sitting on screening data but struggling to translate it into the right interventions for the right students, this session is for you. Dr. Elliott — the researcher who wrote the SSIS — will answer your real questions live, so you leave with a clear path forward. Reserve your spot today to attend live or receive the recording!
You’ll walk away with:
- How to interpret SSIS results accurately and avoid the most common misread
- A tiered intervention framework that you can apply the week after screening
- Strategies for building consistency across your school or district, and not just individual classrooms
- Live answers to your questions from the researcher who developed the tool
Who should attend?
- Special Education Director managing IEP caseloads and Tier 2/3 supports
- MTSS or Behavior Lead trying to move from data to action
- School Psychologist or Counselor who administers or interprets the SSIS
- District or Building Administrator responsible for behavioral and mental health outcomes
Speakers
Brandy Samuell M. Ed. is a dedicated educator with over 32 years of experience. She has been involved in all facets of public education from classroom teacher to assistant superintendent. Brandy’s knowledge base spans general education, special education, mental health support, and school turnaround. She has experience working in charter, rural, suburban, urban, and virtual school settings. Brandy currently serves as the Director of Mental Health and Related Services at eLuma.