As we close the semester, our final meeting of the year will center on the power of data and storytelling in shaping meaningful student conduct practices. These sessions continue to be a space for collaborative learning, critical reflection, and shared growth—drawing from our collective expertise and experiences.

As always, the meeting will include both large group engagement and breakout discussions, offering opportunities to explore ideas and strategies in depth.

December’s Focus Topic: Data & Storytelling in Student Conduct
This month, we’ll explore how data and narrative work together to inform, evaluate, and transform our approaches to student conduct. We’ll consider:

• How do we use data to assess impact, equity, and effectiveness?
• What stories are our numbers telling—and what stories are missing?
• How can we ethically and creatively share student conduct stories to foster understanding and change?

Whether you're building reports, advocating for resources, or reflecting on student journeys, this session will help you connect the dots between metrics and meaning.

Let’s end the year by deepening our commitment to evidence-informed, story-rich, and student-centered practice.