Christy Wyatt's schedule for Building Bridges to Success: Strengthening Behavior and Academic Foundations

Building Bridges to Success: Strengthening Behavior and Academic Foundations

July 22-24 2025 UWF Fort Walton Beach Campus

We’re thrilled to welcome you to three powerful days of learning, connection, and collaboration as we continue building bridges to support all students in Okaloosa County. This year’s institute is designed to equip educators, paraprofessionals, and service providers with strategies that not only address behavior but also strengthen academic outcomes and inclusive practices.

July 22: Blueprint for Success – Laying the Groundwork for Effective Instruction
🔹 Focus: Foundational teaching strategies, explicit instruction, and curriculum unpacking.
July 23: Bridging Behavior – Strategies for Connection & Classroom Success
🔹 Focus: Behavior supports, PBIS, social-emotional learning, and engagement strategies.
July 24: Pathways to Inclusion – Making Learning Accessible for Every Student
🔹 Focus: Universal Design for Learning (UDL), assistive technology, and inclusive practices.

Thank you for joining us on this journey towards building a brighter future for our students.
Warm regards,
Student Intervention Services

You will be able to validate your attendance (Check-In to sessions) using your personal schedule.

Christy Wyatt

The Pearl Project

Assistant Director of Northwest Florida

https://thepearlproject.org/

About me

Christy has her Bachelors degree in Family and Community Services from Berry College. She worked in Atlanta as a Foster Care Caseworker for 7 years with the United Methodist Children’s Home serving foster families, biological families and working in the foster care and adoption court system. She has three biological children and three adopted children ages ranging from 17 to 8. Christy became at TBRI Practitioner in 2021 and has been serving with The Pearl Project for three years. Her passion is to walk alongside families who are serving kids, to equip them with tools and also to help them know they are not alone on their journey.