Monday, August 11 & Tuesday, August 12, 2025
Get ready for two days of transformative learning at our upcoming conference! Join us as we dive deep into the world of behavior management and mental health in the dynamic K-12 school environment, catering to the diverse needs of our school-aged students.
But that's not all – this conference is your gateway to a thriving network of educators, all eager to collaborate and share their insights on tackling behavioral and mental health challenges.
What sets this conference apart are our renowned keynote speakers, who are leaders in the field. They'll inspire you with their wisdom and expertise. But that's just the beginning. Our session speakers are not just experts; they're practitioners armed with real-world experience to guide you through the complexities of school-based behavioral and mental health support.
Expect a whirlwind of knowledge with multiple breakout sessions, hands-on training, and the chance to get your burning questions answered during engaging Q&A sessions.
This conference is your opportunity to spark change, connect with peers, and discover the keys to unlocking the full potential of your students.
Audience: K-12 classroom teachers, K-12 school administrators, K-12 school pupil services staff
*This event qualifies for funds through the Get Kids Ahead Initiative.
2025 Keynote Speakers
Monday Keynote Speaker:
Darrell Scott - Rachel's Challenge
After almost two decades, the problems that created the Columbine High School shootings still have a profound impact on our society. Darrell Scott is the father of the first Columbine victim, Rachel Joy Scott. Since that fateful day in 1999, Darrell has spoken to over five million educators, students, parents, and professionals in live settings worldwide. An innovative thought leader in the areas of school climate and culture, Darrell has co-authored two books with Dr. Robert Marzano and has received the “Friends of Education” award from the states of Texas and New York. Darrell is also the founder of Rachel’s Challenge, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping schools break down the walls that lead to harassment, isolation, and violence. Darrell will share a story of hope and help that will undoubtedly bring people together, spur personal reflection, and spark positive change.
Tuesday Keynote Speaker:
Dino Ambrosi - Project Reboot
Dino Ambrosi is a former tech addict on a mission to help students build healthy digital habits. Over the last three years, he has created a popular UC Berkeley course that has helped over 100 students reduce their screen time, spoken about digital wellness to over 20,000 students and parents worldwide, and released a TEDx talk that has been viewed over 2 million times. In the process, he has learned to overcome students' initial resistance to the topic of screen time by leveraging his personal story, integrating humor, and providing practical, sensible strategies to maintain healthy device usage.
In addition to our distinguished keynote speakers, the Mental Health & Behavior Summit features thought-provoking breakout sessions from local experts in the field. It offers specific strategies and information to bring back to your district and classroom.
