We seek to help schools and communities to anticipate behavioral/violence problems, train educators,
The Center, which was initially formed in 2000, is focused on both research and outreach/service projects involving school safety, school violence prevention, school climate, classroom management, and related issues. Current areas of research include prevention of bullying, cyberbullying, and the commercial sexual exploitation of children. Additional reasearch involves assessing protective and ris
11/16/2017
This week is School Psychology Awareness Week! (Nov. 13-17th) Check out NASP and see what this week is all about!
School Psychology Awareness Week 2017 School Psychology Awareness Week (SPAW) is November 13–17, 2017. The theme is Power Up! Be a Positive Charge. Our goal is to highlight how taking a small positive action creates connections that lead to positive change, builds greater successes and develops the academic and social–emotional skills s...
10/19/2017
October is bullying and cyberbullying prevention month! Check out what Dr. Meyers has to say about his research!
Georgia State University, Minute With a Professor, Joel Meyers Learn more about Joel Meyers' research in cyber bulling in the latest edition of Minute with a Professor. Joel Meyers is a professor in the Department of Cou...
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We are preparing for the new NASP proposals deadline (TONIGHT at 8 PM)
Happy Hump Day; Enjoy the start of summer classes!!
04/20/2017
A GA Dept of Education article highlight of Tift County Schools' PBIS success!
Tift High to focus on improving academics, attendance TIFTON — Principal Kim Seigler presented Tift County High School’s improvement plan to the Board of Education at the April 4 workshop.
04/03/2017
Thank you to our Deborah Crockett Scholarship Award winners for the insightful Lunch-N-Learn about NASP 2017! All 3 presenters shared over 20 presentations that they attended with the help of Dr. Crockett. Congrats & Thank You again for sharing!!
Happy Spring Break everyone!!
93% educators concerned abt student ; 85% see need for more training & resources.
Educators' perceptions of youth mental health: Implications for training and the promotion of mental health services in schools Participants take students’ mental health issues seriously and feel that current mental health resources and training opportunities could be expanded.
NASP Resource: explaining why and how can help!
Welcome back from NASP
*More pictures coming soon!
02/27/2017
Which Students Are Arrested Most in School? (U.S. Data by School) - Education Week
Which Students Are Arrested Most in School? (U.S. Data by School) Use our data tool to explore student arrest rates and referrals to law enforcement at national, state, and local levels.