Program Outcomes

• Program Annual Report and Student Outcomes Data
• We develop school leaders who promote mental health and academic skills in all students from grades PK-12.
• Our graduate students integrate evidence-based knowledge with practical experience to serve students in diverse school settings within the context of their cultural, educational, and familial worldview.
• We offer in-depth training in evaluating students for special service eligibility by teaching the assessment of academic skills and cognitive abilities and determining how social-emotional development interacts with academic and cognitive skills.
• Students learn and practice collaboration with teachers, caregivers, and administrators, and implement solutions for learning, behavior, and social problems.
• We train students to provide psychological counseling by directly working with students and their families to resolve difficulties in adjustment and learning.
• Specific skills in applied behavioral analysis and the implementation and monitoring of interventions are also taught and practiced by our graduate students.