September 21-23, 2025
Embassy Suites Hotel & Convention Center
Murfreesboro, TN
We hope to see you next year!
Details to come.
We appreciate the great response of registrations this year. However, due to capacity limits, we will not be able to accept on-site registrations at this year's event. Your registration and payment/purchase order must be received before the cutoff date of Thursday, September 22nd.
We have reached capacity limits at the hotel. Also, no on-site registrations will be accepted.
ABC’s all-inclusive Tennessee solutions meet 100% of the Tennessee Academic Standards. Our content prepares students for the TCAP assessments and we guarantee our products will improve student scores. All workbooks include free access to our digital platform, CourseWave, with eBooks and CourseWave Online Testing.
For more information, please contact Jenny Gale, Senior Account Executive at (888) 264-5877 or jgale@abck12.com.
Bethel University’s Dual Enrollment program provides an opportunity for qualified high school juniors and seniors to begin their college education while still in high school. This program offers an affordable and efficient way to gain a head start on earning a college degree. Courses are taught by qualified instructors and either at the high school or through an online learning format. Credits earned can be applied to Bethel’s wide variety of degrees and programs with an opportunity to receive a Dual Enrollment scholarship. Credits can also be transferred to the college or university of the student’s choice.
For more information please contact Craig Lunn, Director of Dual Enrollment at lunnc@bethelu.edu or at 731.352.6329.
CharacterStrong is a Multi-Tiered Solution that provides vertically-aligned, researched backed curricula and training at the Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 level PK-12 to increase belonging, well-being, and engagement for students and staff.
For more information, please contact Schlonda Gates at schlonda.gates@characterstrong.com.
College Board reaches more than 7 million students a year, helping them navigate the path from high school to college and career. Our not-for-profit membership organization was founded more than 120 years ago. We pioneered programs like the SAT® and AP® to expand opportunities for students and help them develop the skills they need. Our BigFuture® program helps students plan for college, pay for college, and explore careers.
For more information, please contact Mark Yoho at myoho@collegeboard.org or call (614) 325-5739.
CollegeforTN aims to prepare students and their families from across the state for their ideal college and career. The Tennessee Higher Education Commission and the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation manage the CollegeforTN.org website and update it regularly with new tools and resources to help students research and organize their college, career, and financial aid search. CollegeforTN: You can get there from here!
For more information about CollegeforTN, please contact Jessie Greene, Director of Communications at jessie.greene@tn.gov or at 615.519.7730.
Dialogue by DialCare is designed to provide students, ages 11 and up, with a safe, secure and private means of seeking virtual mental health assistance from licensed mental health professionals (LMHP). This unique program offers an app-based interface, connecting students with our LMHPs over the phone or video session. LMHPs are standing by to assist students with conditions such as depression, anxiety, grief, relationship problems and more.
Contact Becca Finnegan, DialCare Sales Manager, at beccaf@dialcare.com or (817) 308-5665 today!
At Health Connect America, our behavioral health programs offer a fresh, innovative approach to treatment and address the multiple needs of children, individuals, and families. Our steadfast goal is to support the preservation of families, adults and children at risk, and develop long term stability and improved lives. Our compassionate team members are here to connect with our clients and give them the space to find hope and healing.
For more information, please contact Jacque Todd, Director of Operations at (706) 329-0729 or jtodd@healthconnectamerica.com
Jane Ross Tutoring is a test prep agency with over 45 years of experience preparing students for the ACT, PSAT, and SAT with offices in Memphis and Nashville. Our student training typically takes the form of a full-day workshop that can be offered at your school. Students learn effective strategies that help them maximize their scores on an upcoming test. The teacher professional development trains teachers to integrate ACT prep into their regular classroom instruction and assessment.
For more information, please contact Ben Phillips, Agency Director at (901) 795-7377 or contactus@janerosstutoring.com.
At Microburst Learning, we empower elementary students to understand the impact of their actions, both positive and negative. We teach them to think critically, solve problems, and make decisions that lead to positive outcomes. Our two specialized Employability Soft Skills programs grow with the students, enhancing their social and emotional skills as they progress. Our age specific turn-key solutions also cater to High School, Post-Secondary, Special Education, and Middle School levels.
For more information, please contact Bryson Johnson, Business Development at (803) 468-2751 or b.johnson@microburstlearning.com.
Milton Hershey School is one of the world’s best private schools, where qualifying students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade live on campus. Students receive an exceptional educational experience, nurturing home life, college and career readiness support, and comprehensive health and wellness care, including medical and dental services, food, and clothing—with all costs covered.
For more information, please contact Sara T White at 859-517-4811 or whitesa@mhs-pa.org.
QuaverReady is a fully online, teacher-led curriculum designed to support essential readiness skills for school and life. We provide a full year of lessons for grades K-8 based on the 5 core competencies. Our curriculum is fully aligned to ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors. All lessons include resources for MTSS and progress monitoring. School counselors, teachers, social workers, and other supporting staff may facilitate relevant lessons on topics like Academic Achievement, Bullying, and Resilience.
For more information, contact Colleen Storey, Director of Sales at (629) 702-7060 or colleenstorey@quavered.com.
Ruling Our eXperiences (ROX) is the nonprofit authority on girls. ROX conducts large-scale national research with girls, delivers evidence-based programs in schools nationwide and equips adults to better support and empower girls. ROX’s mission is to create generations of girls who control their own relationships, experiences, decisions and futures. The 20-session ROX Program for Girls is in over 600 schools across 47 states, led by certified ROX Facilitators.
For more information, please contact Nancy Willis, Director of Strategic Growth at (614) 488-8080 or nancywillis@rulingourexperiences.com.
SchooLinks is a modern college and career readiness platform that supports districts’ implementation of a comprehensive curriculum and framework to prepare students for the post-secondary pathway of their choice. Containing more than eighty interactive student experiences from interest discoveries, academic planning, and soft skill development – SchooLinks offers internship matching, career mentorship, industry partner management, and more to help districts support holistic postsecondary readiness. Our unified solution supports district initiatives for improved student outcomes and postsecondary readiness.
For more information contact Raphael Jaras at RJaras@schoolinks.com.
College and Career Readiness Guide
SCUTA is a technology platform designed specifically for school counselors to develop a data-driven, evidence- based school cpounseling program. Offering confidential, comprehensive documentation, and use of time analysis system, it is an invaluable tool for school counselors who want to utilize best practices, keep accurate records, and develop a data-driven school counseling program. With SCUTA, school counselors will achieve the characteristics of a high performing school counseling program and can clearly illustrate the nature and impact of their work to their supervisors and stakeholders.
SCUTA was initially designed for school counselors; however, we have recently expanded services to include utility for school social workers. Additionally, the functionality for school counseling district supervisors, regional coordinators, and state directors includes reporting at individual, school, district, and state levels. These managers can access real-time data reflecting students’ needs, including how they are being addressed by the school counseling program, and school counselor use-of-time. This valuable insight can inform professional development and advocacy efforts.
We look forward to supporting your schools, districts, and states in having a positive impact on student’s needs.
For more information, please contact Olivia at olivia@myscuta.com.
The Tennessee Department of Education serves approximately over 900,000 students in 147 districts with both significant urban and rural populations. As a state agency, we are dedicated to improving student academic achievement and committed to the belief that children from all backgrounds can succeed when given the opportunities they deserve. Tennessee K-12 education operates with a common goal- to provide the best for all students.
For more information, please visit our website below, or contact Jaime Grammer, School Counseling Manager at (615) 638-5235 or Jaime.Grammer@tn.gov.
Our comprehensive educational workshop, Little-Known Secrets of Paying for College, is designed to empower families by understanding the complex strategies for saving and paying for college. Unlike standard financial aid presentations, we educate parents with students of all ages and demographics, helping families figure out HOW to pay for higher education and still retire one day.
Founded in 2002, The College Funding Coach® mission remains steadfast: empowering families with the comprehensive knowledge and tools necessary to make informed decisions. Parents don’t know what they don’t know! Partner with us to bring this critical information to your parent community.
For more information, please contact Bernadette Boyle, Director of Educational Programs at (571) 296-4075 bboyle@thecollegefundingcoach.org.
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission was created in 1967 by the Tennessee General Assembly. The Commission develops, implements, and evaluates postsecondary education policies and programs in Tennessee while coordinating the state’s systems of higher education. THEC is relentlessly focused on increasing the number of Tennesseans with a postsecondary credential.
The Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation (TSAC), a non-profit corporation created in 1974, administers over 20 different state student financial aid programs, including the HOPE scholarship, Tennessee Promise, Tennessee Reconnect, Tennessee Student Assistance Award, and the Dual Enrollment grant. To increase awareness and participation in these financial aid programs, the agency conducts outreach and training to students and staff at every high school and postsecondary institution in the state. TSAC also works directly with postsecondary financial aid offices to improve program effectiveness, compliance, and efficiency.
For more information about THEC/TSAC, please contact Jason Seay, Senior Director of Outreach at jason.seay@tn.gov or at 615.253.7459.
Wellpoint offers Medicaid TennCare coverage to millions of people every year, including adults, pregnant women, children, and people with disabilities and is dedicated to delivering whole-person health insurance plans and solutions. We believe focusing on the whole person is the foundation to living well because health is beyond physical—it’s recognizing the behavioral and social drivers that impact it, too.
Wellpoint is an affiliate of Elevance Health.
For more information, please contact Monica Oliver at monica.oliver@wellpoint.com or at (615) 948-1433.
Keynote Session
September 22, 2025 | 8:30 a.m.
Join us for an insightful keynote presentation that delves into the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the context of school counseling. This engaging session is designed for school counselors seeking to comprehend the fundamentals of AI and its application in their profession. Dr. Sabella will equip school counselors with the knowledge and insights needed to leverage AI effectively, fostering a future-ready approach to school counseling. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the transformative potential of AI in shaping the future of your work.
Dr. Russell Sabella is currently a Professor of Counseling in the College of Health Professions & Social Work, Florida Gulf Coast University and President of Sabella & Associates. He is well known for his Technology Boot Camp for Counselors workshops conducted throughout the country. Dr. Sabella is Past President (2003-2004) of the American School Counselor Association. He has trained and consulted with thousands of school counselors, educators, parents, and organizational leaders throughout the country.
Russ is the co-author of two books entitled Confronting Sexual Harassment Learning Activities for Teens and Counseling in the 21st Century: Using Technology to Improve Practice. He is also the author of the popular SchoolCounselor.com, A Friendly and Practical Guide to the World Wide Web as well as GuardingKids.com, A Practical Guide to Keeping Kids Out of High Tech Trouble.
Russ will also be presenting two breakout sessions.
Keynote Session
September 23, 2025 | 11:15 a.m.
The rising mental health challenges among our youth demand immediate, pragmatic measures to enhance their emotional and psychological well-being. This high-energy keynote session will address the critical importance of integrating mental health programs within schools, offering concrete, strength-based strategies. Participants will leave the session energized, inspired, and equipped with a clear, actionable plan to support and enhance the mental well-being of students in their schools.
A case will be made to move away from deficit-based practices and towards strength-based practices rooted in science. By focusing on what’s strong instead of what’s wrong, we can better support our students’ social and emotional development. This shift offers a fresh lens through which to view the youth’s unmet needs—not as unsolvable problems but as opportunities for actionable change.
By the end of the session, participants will be energized, inspired, and able to walk away with a clear understanding of the importance of these practices and a roadmap for bringing them into their school communities.
Session attendees will:
Dr. Byron McClure is a product of Prince George’s County, Maryland, a proud HBCU graduate of Hampton University, and a Black male National Certified School Psychologist. His mission has always been to improve outcomes for youth, especially those who have been historically marginalized.
After earning his doctorate in school psychology from IUP, he returned to D.C., where he led a school turnaround initiative for Anacostia High School, culminating in winning the 2020 Whole Child Award. His work has garnered recognition, including the Black SEL Summit Award 2022 for his contributions to Black youth’s development and the NASP President’s Certificate of Achievement in 2019. In 2018, he was honored with the CounterStories Award by the non-profit Men Can Stop Rape.
Dr. McClure has been featured in NPR, Insider, and the APA Monitor, to name a few. He founded Lessons For SEL, a culturally responsive SEL curriculum, which was acquired by 7 Mindsets, where he served as the Director of Innovation. His book, Hacking Deficit Thinking, has consistently appeared in Amazon’s top 20 categories in Crisis Management Counseling and Inclusive Education Methods.
Recognizing school psychologists’ national challenges, he developed School Psych AI, a platform designed to alleviate the burden of writing lengthy psychological evaluations by automating the process and their workload, allowing more focus on student well-being.
Byron will also be presenting a breakout session.
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Pre-Institute Learning Session
September 21, 2025| 3:00 p.m.
Curious if your school or district is prepared to prevent and manage potential acts of targeted violence? Wondering how different professionals in a school should be utilized to build a functioning multidisciplinary threat assessment team? Look no further! Using a variety of case studies and tabletop exercises, participants will leave with a better understanding of targeted violence, take an in-depth look at the threat assessment process, and learn how to implement a variety of interventions to effectively enhance school safety. This training workshop is designed to last 3-5 hours and can be used as a starter course or modified as a training refresher for school professionals with an already established threat assessment team.
Makenzie Perkins, MS, currently serves as the Counseling Specialist for Collierville Schools (TN). In this role she is responsible for coordinating and supervising school counseling, threat assessment, health facility transitions, and crisis response across the district. Previously she served as the Prevention Counselor at Collierville High School, where she helped students and staff navigate mental health concerns and crises at the largest high school in the state.
Makenzie is a National Certified Counselor and earned her Master of Science degree and Clinical Mental Health Specialist degree from the University of Memphis. She is also the author of 30-Minute Groups: Grief. Makenzie is passionate about training professionals in the areas of threat assessment and management, suicidality, school safety, loss and grief, and understanding the everchanging mental health needs of today’s youth.
Makenzie will also be presenting two breakout sessions.
Pre-Institute Learning Session
September 21, 2025| 3:00 p.m.
When students’ emotions are dysregulated, they can struggle to learn and distract those around them from learning. In this workshop, participants will uncover why students lose control and learn twelve scientifically-backed coping strategies that can be instantly implemented. Upon returning to your school, you’ll be equipped with tangible skills to foster awareness, self-reflection, and connection with students.
Elishia is a former school counselor with a decade of experience aiding children and adolescents in navigating life challenges such as grief, loss, divorce, emotional regulation issues, and transitions. Elishia is passionate about helping schools become more resilient-centered and helping school counselors create comprehensive programs that align with the ASCA National Model. Elishia has over 14 years of experience in counseling and education; she has a Master’s degree in the Science of School Counseling and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She is also the author of the small group curriculum 30-Minute Groups: Life Skills.
In her 14+ year career in the helping profession, she has done everything from working as a school counselor for a decade with every grade level from pre-k through college, in-home counseling with children at risk of removal from social services, managing a 24/7 women’s crisis center, and teaching psychology to undergraduates. Elishia is an enthusiastic speaker who helps audiences connect to the information they need to help children thrive.
Elishia will also be presenting two breakout sessions.
Pre-Institute Learning Session
September 21, 2025| 3:00 p.m.
This session will equip you with effective and practical behavior interventions, strategies, and techniques that work! Topics include: 16 Proactive Strategies, understanding why misbehavior happens and strategies to de-escalate in tense moments.
Shawna Griffin began her career in education in 2003. Since her start as a classroom teacher, she has held positions as a PBIS District Director and District Behavior Interventionist. Shawna believes that a team approach is vital in creating the best educational environment for all learners. School staff, students, and caregivers who work together to create and routinely monitor plans they’ve created help students succeed. Shawna blends her teaching experiences with the latest research to share practical tools and strategies with educators and administrators to meet the needs of all students. Her credentials include Ed.S. in Special Education Leadership, Licensed Restorative Practices Trainer through the International Institute of Restorative Practices and Certified Trauma & Resilience Practitioner for Education through STARR Commonwealth.
Shawna will also be presenting two breakout sessions.
Pre-Institute Learning Session
September 21, 2025| 3:00 p.m.
School counselors encounter legal and ethical dilemmas in 21st century learning environments almost every day. The ASCA Ethical Standards for School Counselors provides an opportunity to have difficult conversations regarding ethical dilemmas, while also providing direction for navigating the legal and ethical dilemmas encountered through the profession. Participants will develop an ethical decision-making framework for analyzing and resolving ethical and legal dilemmas through the application of the ASCA ethical standards, case and statutory law, and the most recent research in counseling. Through the discussion of the purpose of ethical standards, professional responsibilities, ethical concerns for practice, and current research and case law, participants will be given the opportunity to increase their understanding regarding the complexities of respecting a minors’ right to confidentiality, sole possession notes, caregiver rights, duty to warn, implementing suicidal ideation response efforts, AI/Chat GPT, and personal conduct.
Franciene Sabens, M.S. Ed., LPC, NCC, is a litigation paralegal turned school counselor with nearly two decades of experience. Franciene serves as a board member for the Illinois Student Assistance Commission, and is a member of the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) Ethics Committee, and the National Council for the Advancement of Educator Ethics (a special NASDTEC Committee). In 2014 Franciene was named Illinois high school counselor of the year and honored by ASCA in 2016 at the White House as the Illinois state representative for the School Counselor of the Year ceremony. She contributed to the current Developmental Counseling Model for Illinois Schools, co-edited the second edition of the School Career Development Advisor Curriculum for the National Career Development Association, and is a frequent ASCA presenter and publication contributor. Franciene is passionate about enhancing the counseling profession by helping school counselors implement ethically aligned comprehensive programs that maintain the highest standards of integrity, leadership and professionalism while supporting students as they strive to reach their greatest potential.
Franciene will also be presenting two breakout sessions.
Pre-Institute Learning Session
September 21, 2025| 3:00 p.m.
Comprehensive school counseling is a true show every day for school counselors. How do we balance all three domains (SEL, academic, and CCR) while also ensuring students receive MTSS for tiers 1, 2 and 3? This session will show how to become the ringmaster of your counseling program by interweaving and balancing all three domains for direct services including large and small group, and individual counseling. Indirect service options will also be modeled on how school counselors can advocate for their students within each domain. The ASCA documents will be referenced to help school counselors at all levels (K-12) to proactively plan and be data-driven for their MTSS for tiers 1, 2 and 3 as part of their larger school and districtwide plan. All evidence-based strategies and tools will be easy to implement as school counselors return to their settings, so bring your popcorn to enjoy how to effectively implement the greatest show on earth!
Heather has been in education for 22 years, with sixteen of that time spent as a school counselor. Her current role is serving as the District MTSS Coordinator for the third largest district in Kentucky, Boone County Schools. She has previously served as the Kentucky Department of Education’s Coordinator for Comprehensive School Counseling also. As the 2024 Past-President of the Kentucky School Counselor Association, she advocates for school counseling around the state and nation. She was also honored to have been named the 2022 Kentucky School Counselor of the Year. Heather has presented nationally for conferences in Georgia, Nevada, Florida, California, Tennessee, Missouri, and Texas on topics including building MTSS at the school and district level, SEL Implementation within MTSS, Trauma-informed practices, building a comprehensive school counseling program, and college and career readiness.
Heather will also be presenting two breakout sessions.
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Tentative
2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration and Information Center Open
2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Exhibits Open
3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Pre-Institute Sessions
7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Registration and Information Center Open
7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Exhibits Open
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Opening Kickoff and Keynote Session – Russ Sabella
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Break – Visit Exhibitors
10:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Breakout Sessions
11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Networking Luncheon
1:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Breakout Sessions
2:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Break – Visit Exhibitors
2:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Breakout Sessions
7:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Registration and Information Center Open
7:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Exhibits Open
8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. Breakout Sessions
9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Break – Visit Exhibitors
9:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Breakout Sessions
11:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Break – Visit Exhibitors
11:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. General Session & Lunch, Keynote Speaker – Byron McClure
As at previous events, we will be offering professional development credits for attendance.
TASL Credits: Up to Ten (10) hours of TASL credits are available for the main days of Institute and Pre-Institute. Up to 10 available if not attending pre-institute.
Professional Development Points (PDP): Up to Twelve (12) hours of Professional Development Points (PDP) for the main days of Institute and Pre-Institute. 10 available if not attending pre-institute.
Before registering for the institute, please visit the TSCA web page and become a member or renew your annual membership to save.
For questions about TSCA membership please email tscaconnects@gmail.com.
Do you need help justifying this conference to your Supervisor? Vying for a good funding source can be challenging sometimes. We have created a letter (modeled from ASCA) you can customize to support your efforts to attend the TNSCALI 2025!
TSCA Member*
$145
TSCA Member* + $50 Resource Voucher**
$195
Non-Member
$235
Non-Member + $50 Resource Voucher**
$285
*Your TSCA membership must be good through September 23, 2025 to qualify for Member rates. To take advantage of the discounted Member pricing, renew your membership, if needed, through the TSCA website.
**Includes a $50 voucher to redeem on-site at the conference bookstore.
The online registration portal is now closed, but we will be accepting on-site registration at the event. Please bring the Registration Form (see below to download) with your method of payment to the conference.
To pay with a check or purchase order please download the registration form and send it in with your check or purchase order. Registrations cannot be processed without payment. Contact us with questions.
Cancellation Policy: If we are forced to cancel the Institute because of a “force majeure” event, such as a government restriction on large gatherings that cover the intended size of the conference, then we will issue full refunds of the registrations. Otherwise, our normal cancellation policy will be upheld: There will be no refunds after August 21, 2025. All cancellations before August 21, 2025 will be refunded less a $25 handling fee. The association is not responsible for and cannot give refunds due to problems beyond its control, such as weather and school closings.
On social distancing and other health and safety measures, the regulations/guidelines that apply to hotels and conference centers may change. The Institute will conform to all necessary regulations/guidelines that are in place as of the date of the conference.
The sponsors of the conference receive registrant contact information.
Register online below using a credit card, or download the registration form and send it in with your payment.
To pay with a check or purchase order please download the registration form and send it in with your check or purchase order. Registrations cannot be processed without payment. Contact us with questions.
VENUE & HOST HOTEL
1200 Conference Center Blvd
Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Reservation information coming soon.
All events of the conference will be located at the Embassy Suites. Standard rooms at the hotel may be reserved at a special conference rate of $180 plus tax, while rooms are available. The price includes a full, cook-to-order breakfast and evening Manager’s Reception. This rate is valid through August 30, 2025.
You can also book a room by calling 1-800-Embassy (1-800-362-2779). Be sure to mention the “928” group code.
OVERFLOW HOTEL
1335 Conference Center Blvd
Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Within easy walking distance (across the parking lot) from the Embassy Suites is the Hilton Garden Inn. Standard rooms at the hotel may be reserved at a special conference rate of $175 plus tax, while rooms are available. This includes two complimentary breakfast buffet tickets per room. This rate is valid through September 1, 2024.
You can also book a room by calling (615) 225-2345. Be sure to mention the “SCALI” group code.
OVERFLOW HOTEL
1306 Greshampark Drive
Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Within easy walking distance (across the parking lot) from the Embassy Suites is the Courtyard by Marriott. Standard rooms at the hotel may be reserved at a special conference rate of $175 plus tax for one bed and $185 plus tax for two beds, while rooms are available. This includes one breakfast voucher for a one bed stay and two breakfast vouchers for a two bed stay. You also receive complimentary self-parking. This rate is valid through August 22, 2024.
You can also book a room by calling (615) 907-3105. Be sure to mention the “TN SCALI 2024” group code.
In the evening, make sure you take time to relax and enjoy the surrounding area. Visit The Avenue, just minutes away and in walking distance from the Embassy Suites! You can sit back and relax at the many restaurants at The Avenue, such as Romano’s Macaroni Grill, Longhorn Steakhouse and Chili’s Bar and Grill, along with others. Enjoy shopping at the Ann Taylor Loft, White House / Black Market, Off Broadway Shoes, Forever 21, and many more!
We hope this conference will educate and equip you to do your job well, and we also hope you will take advantage of the wonderful ways you can relax and be refreshed!
National Center for Youth Issues
ATTN: TNSCALI
P.O. Box 22185
Chattanooga, TN 37422-2185
Make all checks and purchase orders payable to:
National Center for Youth Issues
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Please contact TSCA directly with all membership questions.
Sponsors receive attendee contact information.
