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Friday September 11, 2026 10:20am - 11:10am MDT
Limited Capacity seats available
The risk assessment process is designed to identify students who may be experiencing significant distress or posing a potential risk of harm. However, the assessment itself is only the beginning. What happens next is critical. This session focuses on the essential step of translating assessment findings into meaningful, individualized student support plans that address underlying needs while promoting safety and well-being for the entire school community. 
Participants will explore best practices for developing effective student support plans that move beyond risk identification and toward practical, coordinated intervention. The session will highlight strategies for multidisciplinary collaboration, identifying appropriate supports, monitoring progress, and ensuring plans remain responsive as student needs evolve.
Attendees will leave with practical tools and frameworks they can apply within their own schools or districts to strengthen their assessment processes and ensure that students receive the support they need after concerns are identified.
Speakers
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Amy Miglinas

Southwest Regional Training Consultant, Office of School Safety- CDPS
Amy Miglinas, a Michigan native, has called southwest Colorado home for nearly 29 years. Amy has dedicated her career to improving the educational landscape for students and school staff alike. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Secondary Education and Career & Technical Education from... Read More →
Friday September 11, 2026 10:20am - 11:10am MDT
McDaniel Hall (Room 204) 1500 First St, Alamosa, CO 81101, USA

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