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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Belonging Before Behavior offers a practical, research-informed approach to schoolwide behavior systems-one that moves beyond punishment, compliance, and short-term fixes.Drawing on years of experience as a teacher, Dean of Students, and school leader, Christopher Luttrell, Ed.S., challenges the false choice between accountability and compassion. This book introduces a clear, trauma-informed framework that centers belonging as the foundation for growth while maintaining high expectations for behavior.Designed for real schools with real constraints, Belonging Before Behavior helps educators and leaders: Build Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 systems that align beliefs, practices, and dataRespond to behavior as a skill-building opportunity rather than a character flawStrengthen prevention, de-escalation, and restorative responsesCreate consistent adult practices that support both students and staffGrounded in the belief that belonging does not excuse behavior-it makes growth possible, this book provides actionable guidance, implementation tools, and reflective prompts for schools seeking lasting, systemic change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Prepared No Longer is a historical argument about education-not a critique of teachers, but an examination of systems. It traces how schooling slowly replaced education, and how that substitution reshaped expectations, responsibility, and preparation across generations.Drawing on history, policy shifts, and cultural assumptions, the book argues that education was once a formative process embedded in family, community, and consequence. Over time, it became centralized, standardized, and insulated from the demands of real life. As expectations were lowered to accommodate systems rather than students, each generation became less prepared to form the next-creating a quiet but compounding collapse of readiness.This book challenges the idea that modern educational failures are the result of underfunding, poor teaching, or lack of effort. Instead, it shows how changing definitions of success, responsibility, and authority slowly transferred formation from families and communities to institutions that were never designed to carry that weight.Prepared No Longer is not nostalgic and it is not partisan. It is a clear-eyed account of how we arrived here-and why no amount of reform can succeed without first restoring a shared understanding of what education is for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Attendance by DesignHow School Systems Turn Absence Into PresenceChristopher Luttrell, Ed.S.Student attendance is often treated as a compliance issue-something schools monitor, report, and react to after problems appear. But what if attendance could be designed instead?In Attendance by Design, educator and school leader Christopher Luttrell presents a practical, system-based approach that helps schools move beyond reactive responses and build structures that support consistent student attendance.Drawing from real school leadership experience, this book introduces a clear framework that helps educators identify attendance risk early, organize intervention efforts, and create coordinated systems that keep students connected to school.Instead of relying on punitive measures or last-minute interventions, Attendance by Design shows how schools can: - Identify early warning signs using clear attendance data ranges- Implement a three-tiered support system that matches interventions to student need- Use teacher outreach, relationship supports, and family partnerships to prevent chronic absenteeism- Conduct biweekly attendance review cycles that guide team decision-making- Manage intervention caseloads so staff can focus on the students who need support most- Build staff buy-in and create a culture where attendance is everyone's responsibilityThis book provides school leaders with practical tools, real-world examples, and implementation strategies that can be applied immediately in elementary, middle, or high school settings.At its core, Attendance by Design reframes attendance as something schools can actively shape. When systems are clear, relationships are prioritized, and data is used intentionally, schools can transform absence into presence-and ensure that more students show up ready to learn.Perfect for: - Principals and assistant principals- Deans of students and behavior specialists- MTSS and PBIS teams- Attendance teams and district leaders- Educators working to reduce chronic absenteeismAttendance by Design is part of the School Systems That Work Leadership Series, a collection of practical frameworks that help educators build systems where students and staff can succeed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Prepared No Longer is a historical argument about education-not a critique of teachers, but an examination of systems. It traces how schooling slowly replaced education, and how that substitution reshaped expectations, responsibility, and preparation across generations.Drawing on history, policy shifts, and cultural assumptions, the book argues that education was once a formative process embedded in family, community, and consequence. Over time, it became centralized, standardized, and insulated from the demands of real life. As expectations were lowered to accommodate systems rather than students, each generation became less prepared to form the next-creating a quiet but compounding collapse of readiness.This book challenges the idea that modern educational failures are the result of underfunding, poor teaching, or lack of effort. Instead, it shows how changing definitions of success, responsibility, and authority slowly transferred formation from families and communities to institutions that were never designed to carry that weight.Prepared No Longer is not nostalgic and it is not partisan. It is a clear-eyed account of how we arrived here-and why no amount of reform can succeed without first restoring a shared understanding of what education is for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Attendance by DesignHow School Systems Turn Absence Into PresenceChristopher Luttrell, Ed.S.Student attendance is often treated as a compliance issue-something schools monitor, report, and react to after problems appear. But what if attendance could be designed instead?In Attendance by Design, educator and school leader Christopher Luttrell presents a practical, system-based approach that helps schools move beyond reactive responses and build structures that support consistent student attendance.Drawing from real school leadership experience, this book introduces a clear framework that helps educators identify attendance risk early, organize intervention efforts, and create coordinated systems that keep students connected to school.Instead of relying on punitive measures or last-minute interventions, Attendance by Design shows how schools can: - Identify early warning signs using clear attendance data ranges- Implement a three-tiered support system that matches interventions to student need- Use teacher outreach, relationship supports, and family partnerships to prevent chronic absenteeism- Conduct biweekly attendance review cycles that guide team decision-making- Manage intervention caseloads so staff can focus on the students who need support most- Build staff buy-in and create a culture where attendance is everyone's responsibilityThis book provides school leaders with practical tools, real-world examples, and implementation strategies that can be applied immediately in elementary, middle, or high school settings.At its core, Attendance by Design reframes attendance as something schools can actively shape. When systems are clear, relationships are prioritized, and data is used intentionally, schools can transform absence into presence-and ensure that more students show up ready to learn.Perfect for: - Principals and assistant principals- Deans of students and behavior specialists- MTSS and PBIS teams- Attendance teams and district leaders- Educators working to reduce chronic absenteeismAttendance by Design is part of the School Systems That Work Leadership Series, a collection of practical frameworks that help educators build systems where students and staff can succeed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Belonging Before Behavior offers a practical, research-informed approach to schoolwide behavior systems-one that moves beyond punishment, compliance, and short-term fixes.Drawing on years of experience as a teacher, Dean of Students, and school leader, Christopher Luttrell, Ed.S., challenges the false choice between accountability and compassion. This book introduces a clear, trauma-informed framework that centers belonging as the foundation for growth while maintaining high expectations for behavior.Designed for real schools with real constraints, Belonging Before Behavior helps educators and leaders: Build Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 systems that align beliefs, practices, and dataRespond to behavior as a skill-building opportunity rather than a character flawStrengthen prevention, de-escalation, and restorative responsesCreate consistent adult practices that support both students and staffGrounded in the belief that belonging does not excuse behavior-it makes growth possible, this book provides actionable guidance, implementation tools, and reflective prompts for schools seeking lasting, systemic change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …