The Standard Celeration Society (SCS) will hold its 39th Annual Conference on November 5–7, 2026, at the Whitney Peak Hotel in Reno, Nevada. The meeting brings together precision teaching practitioners, educators, behavior analysts and mentors, with ticket prices ranging from $45 to $764 and a Practitioner Pass for Registered Behavior Technicians and paraprofessionals.
Invited speakers are Trina Spencer, whose keynote addresses instructional conditions for generative verbal repertoires, Timothy D. Ludwig, who will speak on celeration data and industrial safety trends, and SCS President Donny Newsome. Workshops include a PORTL shaping lab led by Jesus Rosales-Ruiz and Mary Hunter, a Story Champs curriculum session with Trina Spencer and Ana King, and a guided tour of Fit Learning Reno. The program also features a poster session, a chart share, speed mentoring, symposia including a panel on 60 years of precision teaching, and a state-of-the-society meeting. Designated sessions offer BACB CEUs and Nevada educator PDUs. The hotel room block expires October 15, 2026.
The society promotes the Standard Celeration Chart and precision teaching, a frequency-based measurement approach within behavior analysis. Its annual conference is a main gathering point for practitioners who chart learning in schools, clinics and organizations and want to compare data and methods with peers.