Do you struggle to manage student behaviors? Are you frustrated because you know exclusionary practices don't work but aren't sure what alternatives exist? In today's episode, I am thrilled to have Jessica Djabrayan Hannigan and John Hannigan join us to discuss their book, "Behavior Academies, Targeted Interventions That Work."

Here are three key takeaways:

• Join an important discussion about the necessity of identifying the areas where students struggle behaviorally and discovering the replacement skills they need to succeed.
• Learn about the creation and success of Behavior Academies, which are designed to replace exclusionary practices with targeted interventions that teach essential life skills and behavioral strategies.
• Gain insights on how principals can implement these academies sustainably without feeling overwhelmed, ensuring that interventions are both practical and impactful.

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