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2026 MTSS-Behavior Exchange / Conference Schedule

Conference Check-In

📍 First Floor, Lobby

After checking in, visit the Emergent Tree Education Booth in Room 3.110.  Learn more about Software Tools & Resources offered by ETE! Someone will be there to talk with you all throughout the conference.

Opening Session: Leading with Certainty in Uncertain Times

📍 First Floor, Auditorium 1.110
💡 Keynote Session

 In times of uncertainty, strong leadership is essential.  Let's explore how focusing on what we can control—our own actions and responses—leads to meaningful, lasting change. Grounded in behavioral science and the belief that education is a human right, we’ll discuss how educators can support student behavior and well-being across all learning environments. Change takes time, but our daily efforts shape lives, families, and communities.

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Building a Tier 1 Behavioral System: The Challenges and Wins of a Fast Growth District

📍 Third Floor, RM 3.102
💡 District Systems

Explore the journey of building a strong Tier 1 behavioral system within the dynamic context of a fast-growth school district. As enrollment rises and demands increase, establishing consistent, schoolwide behavioral expectations becomes not only more challenging but also more critical. This session will spotlight the practical strategies used to create a solid Tier 1 foundation, share real-world challenges, and celebrate key successes along the way. Attendees will walk away with actionable insights and tools to strengthen and sustain effective behavioral systems in their own growing communities.

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Bridging the Gap Between Individualized Instruction and Application: Systematic Approaches to Generalizing Skills in the Classroom

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

Students who receive Tier 3 supports often struggle to apply the skills and strategies they learn during social skills instruction to the actual classroom environment. This is due to a lack of generalization or the ability to use a skill or strategy across new environments, people, or situations. During this session, participants will learn about the importance of generalization and how we can implement a systematic approach to support student progress in the classroom.

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Supporting Secondary Students Through Tiered Behavior Practices

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Campus Systems

In this session, participants will explore how tiered behavior practices can be leveraged not only to improve student behavior but also to foster academic success in secondary schools. By applying Multi-Tiered Systems of Support Frameworks, educators can provide targeted behavioral interventions that directly contribute to academic achievement. Attendees will discover how interventions across the tiers can be customized to meet the diverse needs of students, promoting a positive and conducive learning environment. The session will focus on how proactive behavioral strategies support student engagement, reduce classroom disruptions, and create the mental and emotional space needed for academic growth.

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Networking Lunch

📍 First Floor, Under the Oaks

Grab a boxed lunch, connect with attendees, and exchange with other conference attendees. Served in Under the Oaks on the First Floor.  Feel free to enjoy your lunch in the cafe, the outdoor patios, or the breakout rooms!

 

Navigating the Middle: Tier 2 Behavior Interventions

📍 Third Floor, RM 3.102
💡 District Systems

This session focuses on navigating the middle—students with social, emotional, and behavioral needs that are more than universal supports but not intensive intervention. Participants will walk through the steps from identification to implementation all within an MTSS-B framework.

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Leading with Purpose: District Administration’s Role in Tier 3 Behavior Success

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

Effective Tier 3 behavior interventions require strong collaboration between district leadership and campus teams. This session will explore the critical role of district administrators in supporting campuses through data-driven decision-making, resource allocation, and capacity-building for staff. Attendees will gain insight into best practices for developing sustainable intervention systems, fostering a culture of collaboration, and ensuring that students with intensive behavioral needs receive the support necessary for success. Practical strategies for communication, training, and ongoing monitoring will be shared, equipping district leaders with the tools needed to enhance Tier 3 implementation across multiple campuses.

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Creating High School Success Through Vision, Clarity, and Refinement

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Campus Systems

An intentional start to the school year can set the tone for lasting success. This session explores how a shared vision, a focus on clarity, and a commitment to continuous refinement helped launch a purposeful and joyful school culture. Learn how a strong foundation in MTSS-B supports both academic and behavioral growth, and walk away with practical strategies to inspire momentum and meaningful impact across your campus.

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New to Emergent Tree? Learn About Training, Coaching, and Software Tools To Support Tier 3 Implementation

📍 Third Floor, RM 3.108
💡 Emergent Tree Demos

Discover how Emergent Tree’s tools and resources can support effective MTSS-B implementation at both the district and campus levels. From in-person training and coaching to flexible online learning and facilitation plus software tools to track progress, Emergent Tree partners with educators every step of the way to build sustainable, schoolwide systems of behavioral support.

Break

Take a break and exchange with other conference attendees. Don't forget to visit the Emergent Tree Education Booth! Someone will be there to talk with you all throughout the conference.
📍 Third Floor, RM 3.110

 

Got Behavior?

📍  Third Floor, RM 3.102
💡 District Systems

In our rapidly changing world, building strong relationships with students and developing processes to help students manage their emotions and behavior is more important now more than ever. Learn how Northwest ISD is implementing a district-wide Behavior Support Framework to foster a supportive and inclusive learning environment for all students through a tiered system of behavior support. We will share scalable and aligned processes that provide ongoing support for teachers, along with tools and strategies that can be used in PK-12 classrooms. You will learn practical strategies for implementation and approaches to driving organization-wide change and sustainability.

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Panel Discussion: Supporting Tier 3 ~ Insights from Special Education Leaders

📍  Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

🎤 Facilitator: Christina Patrin, M.Ed., Director of Coaching, Emergent Tree Education

Hear from a panel of Special Education leaders as they share effective strategies, challenges, and solutions for supporting students with intensive Tier 3 needs.  Whether you're a school leader, interventionist, or special education professional, you'll gain valuable insights into creating sustainable, student-centered Tier 3 systems that make a lasting impact.

The Ripple Effect: How Emphasizing Classroom Management Transforms School Administration and Instruction

📍  Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Campus Systems

Effective classroom management is more than a tool for maintaining order—it is a cornerstone of successful teaching and learning. This session explores how a strong emphasis on classroom management positively impacts not only student behavior but also school administration and instructional practices. Participants will examine the ways in which consistent classroom management strategies foster a culture of accountability, reduce administrative burdens related to discipline, and create an environment where high-quality instruction can thrive. Whether you’re a teacher, instructional coach, or administrator, join us to discover how reinforcing classroom management at all levels contributes to a more focused, collaborative, and academically successful school community.

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From Behavior to Skills: Learn How To Use Emergent Tree's Progress Monitoring Software To Track Skill Acquisition

📍 Third Floor, RM 3.108
💡 Emergent Tree Demos

Most progress monitoring focuses on tracking challenging behavior, but real growth is seen in students' skills and how they use them. This session introduces the Emergent Tree Progress Monitoring Tool, which tracks skill use, generalization, and independence to support data-driven decisions on interventions.

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Break

Take a break and exchange with other conference attendees. Don't forget to visit the Emergent Tree Education Booth! Someone will be there to talk with you all throughout the conference.
📍 Third Floor, RM 3.110

 

From Firefighter to Farmer: How District Behavior Teams Grow Sustainable MTSS-B Systems

📍  Third Floor, RM 3.102
💡 District Systems

Are you constantly putting out behavior “fires” in your district without the time or tools to cultivate long-term systems? This session explores how districts can shift from reactive crisis management to proactive system-building through the development of a District Behavior Team. Participants will learn how the team supports sustainable MTSS-B (Multi-Tiered System of Supports for Behavior) implementation by identifying conflicting beliefs, creating shared language, aligning to small sets of common practices.The presentation will include and activity for participants to assess their current level of functioning (firefighter, manager, coach or farmer) using the Impacts and Activities quadrant. Attendees will leave with practical strategies for creating district-level infrastructure that fosters consistency, capacity-building, and long-term success across schools.

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Boost BIP Implementation: Coaching Campuses

📍  Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

District behavior leaders will walk away with clear guidance for supporting campuses in implementing Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) with fidelity. This session will guide participants through preparing teachers for BIP implementation, and monitoring implementation with confidence. Attendees will explore a BIP template and tools for coaching with fidelity that builds campus capacity and strengthens student outcomes.

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Starting From Scratch: Implementing Systems to Establish Effective Tier 2 and Tier 3 Behavior Interventions

📍  Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Campus Systems

Whether you are an educator at a first-year campus or your campus simply needs a reset, this engaging breakout session will empower educators and equip them with the tools they need for effective implementation of Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions. We will explore behavior support strategies that enhance student outcomes. Participants will gain valuable insights to increase student achievement, attendance, belongingness, and behavior, while also departing with practical resources to promote collaboration, build confidence, and enhance accountability when addressing diverse behavioral needs. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together!

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Guiding Your Coaching with Emergent Tree's Classroom Coaching Tool

📍 Third Floor, RM RM 3.108
💡 Emergent Tree Demos

Discover Emergent Tree's comprehensive Classroom Coaching Tool that blends evidence-based quantitative data with structured qualitative insights to support teacher growth. Designed for instructional coaches, administrators, behavior specialists, and mentors, the tool simplifies data collection and jumpstarts meaningful coaching conversations—whether you're seasoned in behavior support or just getting started.

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Networking Social

📍 First Floor, Under the Oaks

It's time to exchange! Join us for snacks and drinks to connect with other conference attendees!

Conference Check-In

📍 Third Floor, RM 3.110

Miss checking in on Tuesday? Visit the Emergent Tree Education Booth to grab your badge and conference material. 

Getting to the Core: Community Involvement in Creating Core Values

📍 Third Floor, Rm 3.102
💡 District Systems

Join us in this session to learn how Richardson ISD utilized a collaborative process of defining and embedding the core values of safe, respectful, and responsible not only in the classrooms, but throughout the community with the development of a Code of Civility. Participants will learn how to engage community members in developing and sharing the core values to extend them past the classroom, reinforcing the belief that core values are most effective when they are co-created and lived by all.

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Unlocking Resilience: Transformative Trauma-Informed Strategies for Understanding and Supporting Behavior

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

Unlock with us powerful, trauma-informed strategies for understanding and responding to behavior in the school setting. This training helps participants recognize the impact of trauma on behavior and equips them with practical tools to support learning and growth. By fostering empathy and creating connected environments, attendees will learn to promote resilience and empower individuals in their schools. This session provides actionable insights to transform how we approach challenging behaviors.

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Proactive Coaching for Effective Behavior Management

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Targeted Tools Across Tiers

In this session, participants will explore how instructional coaches can proactively support behavior management by utilizing a range of resources, including the coaching tool, professional development, and one-on-one classroom support. The session will demonstrate how coaches can deliver targeted professional development sessions to equip teachers with effective behavior strategies, while offering personalized support in the classroom to address specific student needs. Attendees will also learn about the role of a comprehensive district support plan in guiding and aligning behavior interventions across schools. By the end, participants will have practical insights for creating a cohesive and proactive approach to behavior support using coaching within their school communities.

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From Behavior to Skills: Learn How To Use Emergent Tree's Progress Monitoring Software To Track Skill Acquisition

📍 3rd Floor, RM 3.108
💡 Emergent Tree Demos

Most progress monitoring focuses on tracking challenging behavior, but real growth is seen in students' skills and how they use them. This session introduces the Emergent Tree Progress Monitoring Tool, which tracks skill use, generalization, and independence to support data-driven decisions on interventions.

⬇️ Download Handout

Break

Take a break and exchange with other conference attendees. Don't forget to visit the Emergent Tree Education Booth! Someone will be there to talk with you all throughout the conference.
📍 Third Floor, RM 3.110

 

 

Igniting MTSS-B Success: A Spark for District and School Wide Change

📍 Third Floor, Rm 3.102
💡 District Systems

Tired of putting out fires? So were we! In this session, we'll dive into how the Waco ISD District MTSS-B team is flipping the script from reactive crisis management to proactive, system-wide support. From supporting our campus teams to strategic professional development sessions and coaching for teachers and campus leaders, we’re all about building lasting, district-wide behavior solutions that help campuses thrive. Come learn how we’re moving beyond the fire drill to create a strategic game plan for MTSS-B success!

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Student Code of Conduct Violation... Now What? Navigating Manifestation Determination Reviews with Data and Compliance

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

This session will guide participants through the Manifestation Determination Review (MDR) process, ensuring compliance with IDEA while effectively supporting students and educators. Participants will examine strategies for reviewing behavioral incidents and effectively collaborating with administrators and educators to ensure compliance with legal requirements. They will also explore best practices for making informed decisions that balance student needs with disciplinary procedures. Through vignettes and discussion, attendees will gain practical strategies for preparing for and conducting thorough, data-driven MDRs that promote positive outcomes.

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Integrating Behavior Data into Campus Leadership Walk Through Process

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Campus Systems

Are you looking for practical ways to move beyond simply observing behavior during campus leadership walkthroughs and instead gather meaningful data that informs proactive support? This session will equip campus leaders with concrete strategies for seamlessly integrating behavior data collection into their existing walkthrough processes.
 
We'll delve into how to identify key leading indicators of student behavior that can be observed during walkthroughs, such as levels of student engagement, proactive classroom management strategies in action, and the effective use of visual supports. Participants will learn how to develop focused observation protocols that efficiently capture this data without disrupting instruction.
 

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New to Emergent Tree? Learn About Training, Coaching, and Software Tools to Support Tier 1 Implementation

📍 3rd Floor, RM 3.108
💡 Emergent Tree Demos

Discover how Emergent Tree’s tools and resources can support effective MTSS-B implementation at both the district and campus levels. From in-person training and coaching to flexible online learning and facilitation plus software tools to track progress, Emergent Tree partners with educators every step of the way to build sustainable, schoolwide systems of behavioral support.

Lunch on Your Own

📍 Check out the Dining Recommendations

Grab some colleagues and friends to explore Austin for lunch!  Explore the many options on the UT Drag; check out some unique options on the East Side; or simply grab something from the Under The Oaks Cafe.  

 

Building Foundations: Strengthening Collaboration in Tier 1 Professional Learning Communities

📍  Third Floor, RM 3.102
💡 District Systems

Discover how Job Alike PLCs have strengthened Tier 1 MTSS-B implementation through collaboration and shared leadership. This session will highlight a model where campus administrators and teacher leaders engage in structured discussions, learn from focus campuses, and exchange best practices to improve fidelity and impact. Walk away with strategies to enhance professional learning, build sustainable behavior systems, and foster cross-campus collaboration.

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Extending the Impact of Tier 3: Empowering MTSS Teams to Intensify Behavior Supports

📍 Second Floor, RM 2.102
💡 Special Education Systems

In this session, attendees will explore practical strategies to strengthen Tier 3 behavior support within existing MTSS frameworks.  Participants will examine how to build capacity of MTSS teams to design, deliver, and monitor individualized behavior interventions that are both data-driven and sustainable.  Key topics include considerations for intensification, processes for individualizing behavior supports, and essential team functions to ensure cross-tier alignment.  Attendees will leave with resources and actionable steps for integrating Tier 3 supports more deeply into schoolwide systems, ensuring that no student falls between the cracks. 

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Campus Reset: Regaining Instructional Time

📍  Second Floor, RM 2.120
💡 Campus Systems

Are your administrators chasing after behaviors or focused on attending to individual students? Are you bogged down by de-escalation and putting out fires? ECISD campuses took a hard look at data and campus systems, and is ready to share out how they reset, reduced discipline referrals, got students back in their learning environments, and elevated APs to focus on growing teachers for better outcomes.

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Guiding Your Coaching with Emergent Tree's Classroom Coaching Tool

📍  Third Floor, RM 3.108
💡 Emergent Tree Demos

Discover Emergent Tree's comprehensive Classroom Coaching Tool that blends evidence-based quantitative data with structured qualitative insights to support teacher growth. Designed for instructional coaches, administrators, behavior specialists, and mentors, the tool simplifies data collection and jumpstarts meaningful coaching conversations—whether you're seasoned in behavior support or just getting started.

⬇️ Download Handouts

Break

Take a break and exchange with other conference attendees. Don't forget to visit the Emergent Tree EducationBooth! Someone will be there to talk with you all throughout the conference.
📍 Third Floor, RM 3.110

New Location. New Energy. Same MTSS-B Exchange. / June 2-3, 2027 at the AT&T Hotel & Conference Center in Austin.

We’re excited to announce that the MTSS-B Exchange Conference is moving to a new location - University of Texas, AT&T Hotel and Conference Center!  A new location with the same commitment to meaningful connections, practical strategies, and transforming behavior support in schools.

We’re creating an experience designed to bring educators together, share what’s working, and leave inspired with ideas you can put into action.  

Are you ready to book your hotel room now at the conference rate of $173/night?  Use the Booking Link to secure your room. 

There is tons to check out in Austin before or after the session.  See all the Austin has to offer here.

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1 Enjoy the convenience of the hotel and conference center all in one location.
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2 Learn and exchange ideas in the spacious keynote and breakout rooms.
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3 Network and relax with colleagues in the beautiful outdoor space.
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4 Rest in the spacious and newly updated rooms just an elevator ride down to the conference center.
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5 Take advantage of being steps away from downtown Austin & enjoy the city.

Conference Details

District Leaders. MTSS Directors, Special Education Directors, Curriculum and Instruction Leaders, District-Level Leaders.

Campus Leaders. Principals, Assistant Principals, Campus MTSS Teams.

Practitioners. Behavior Specialists, Counselors, Teachers, and BCBAs.

Wednesday, June 2 to Thursday, June 3, 2027

Two Days of Connection, Learning, & Action

Come early or stay later and enjoy all that Austin has to offer!

University of Texas

AT&T Executive Education & Conference Center

 1900 University Ave, Austin, TX 78705

Room Block Available at $173 per night.  Book your room HERE. 

Reservations must be made by May 2, 2027.

⇒ $325 Early bird tickets until February 28, 2027

⇒ $425 Regular tickets from March 1 to April 30, 2027

⇒ $550 Late tickets starting May 1, 2027 (credit card only or purchase order must be submitted with registration)

Refunds and Changes Policy

Parking is available at the hotel for $38 overnight valet, $21 overnight self park, and $12 daily self park.  

Parking is available at the attached Conference Center Garage.  Guests may use valet or self park.  Parking garage height clearance is 7'2".  

Registration Information

➡️ $325 early bird pricing until February 28, 2027

➡️ $425 regular pricing from March 1, 2027 to April 30, 2027

➡️ $550 late pricing starting May 1, 2027

Early Bird with Credit Card

$3250 /month

 

  • 2 Day Conference
  • Keynote & Breakouts
  • Sessions for all 3 Tiers
  • Networking & Exchanging

Early Bird with Purchase Order

$3258 /month

 

  • 2 Day Conference
  • Keynote & Breakouts
  • Sessions for all 3 Tiers
  • Networking & Exchanging

Early Bird with Credit Card

Early Bird with Purchase Order

Call for Presentations / Share Your Practice. Inspire Change.

Do you have practical strategies or success stories supporting student behavior through MTSS-Behavior? We’re looking for engaging presentations that highlight effective, evidence-based practices to share at this year's conference. Deadline to submit is Friday, December 11, 2026.

Session Length: 75 minutes total. Include time for announcements, interactive elements, and Q&A.

Educational Purpose Only: This is a learning opportunity, not a promotional platform. No sales pitches or product promotions.

 

Local Eateries / Dining Recommendations

Madam Mam's Thai Cuisine - 510 W 26th, Suite #110 🚘 6 minute drive

Black's Barbecue - 3110 Guadalupe St 🚘 5 minute drive

Snarf's - 2901 Medical Arts St. - 🚘 2 minute drive 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 6 minute walk

Red River Cafe - 2912 Medical Arts St. - 🚘 2 minute drive 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 6 minute walk

Sour Duck - 1814 E MLK Jr. Blvd - 🚘 3 minute drive 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 20 minute walk

Austin Daily Press - 1900 E MLK Jr. Blvd Ste B - 🚘 3 minute drive 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 20 minute walk

Via 313 - 3016 Guadalupe St - 🚘 5 minute drive

Taco Joint - 2809 San Jacinto - 🚘 3 minute drive or 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 14 minute walk

El Chile - 1900 Manor Rd - 🚘 1 minute drive or 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 15 minute walk

Mi Madre's - 2201 Manor Rd - 🚘 2 minute drive or 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 17 minute walk

El Chilito - 2219 Manor Rd - 🚘 2 minute drive or 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ 18 minute walk

The Union

Under the Oaks Cafe (in the Thompson Center)

Cava

Chipotle

Kerbey Lane

In N Out

(if driving, factor in time for finding parking)

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? We are here to help!

How do I get to the conference? Where do I park?

Conference Location Address:

University of Texas, Thompson Conference Center
2405 Robert Dedman Dr.
Austin, TX 78712

 

The conference is at the UT - Thompson Conference Center, and therefore, requires travel to and from your hotel. Austin is well equipped with Lyft and Uber plus many other rideshare options to provide transportation. 
 

To get to the Conference Center, route yourself to 'Lot 40-Thompson Conference Center' at 2500 Red River Street.  Do not route to 2405 Robert Dedman Dr. as there is limited parking on the street.  Free parking for the conference is available in Lot 40 on the UT Campus.

Do I have to pay for parking? Is there parking available?

Parking Lot 40, Thompson Conference Center is reserved just for our conference. There is plenty of parking available at no charge.

 

To get to the Conference Center, route yourself to 'Lot 40-Thompson Conference Center' at 2500 Red River Street.  Do not route to 2405 Robert Dedman Dr. as there is limited parking on the street.  Free parking for the conference is available in Lot 40 on the UT Campus.

What's the attire for the conference?

Dress is business casual.  You never know about the weather in Texas so an umbrella and light jacket are always great to throw in your bag.

How do I connect to Wifi?

Look for Wifi Network UTGUEST.

There is no password needed. You can just click on the Wifi Network to join.

How can I get involved with social media during the conference?

We will be taking photos throughout the conference and posting them to social media.  We encourage you to do the same using #MTSSBehaviorExchange2025.  

 

Some of these pictures may be used publicly for the conference and in the future.  If you don't want your photo included, just let us know! 

How do I get my CEU Credits?
The District and Campus Sessions qualify for Texas Education Agency Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits.  Attendees will need to submit their own documentation to receive credit.  No certificates will be sent for these sessions.
 
The Special Education Sessions qualify for BACB-ACE-certified Type II CEUs.  Attendees must Check In and Check Out of each of these sessions.  Certificates will be emailed to attendees after verification process is complete (3-4 weeks).
Got questions throughout the conference?

Visit the Emergent Tree Education Booth Third Floor in Rm 3.110. We'd love to see you! You can also email us at conference@emergenttree.com

  • What Educators Say

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The MTSS Behavior Conference Exchange was informative, engaging, and well-organized. I gained practical strategies, valuable resources, and appreciated the opportunity to collaborate with professionals from other districts. I look forward to applying what I learned to support students and staff more effectively.

Behavior Specialist
New Braunfels ISD, TX

This was a great conference and I will highly recommend it to my colleagues as we continue our work with MTSS.

MTSS Behavior Leader
Salamanca City Central School District, NY

The quality of the session content was outstanding. The sessions provided relevant and actionable strategies to strengthen MTSS-Behavior implementation. I felt like I was provided with new ideas and resources and I enjoyed hearing the successes, challenges and lessons learned from other districts.

MTSS Behavior Coordinator
Ector County ISD, TX

It was a great conference - I appreciate the multiple tracks and perspectives so attendees can seek out what best suits their roles.

Exec Officer to the Deputy Superintendent of School Leadership
International Leadership of Texas

All of the sessions I attended were informative and interactive. The keynote really set the stage. It was a great couple of days of learning!

Director of School Improvement
New Caney ISD, TX

I loved hearing from the people actually doing the work!

Alternative Education Supervisor
Chippewa Valley Schools, MI