Positive

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• Positive
• Behavioral
• Interventions
• Supports

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Universal Implementation
80 On Board to start Everyone
Participates! School Wide Data Driven Dynamic
over time
PBIS
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PBIS School Wide Effective Practices

• Define expected behaviors
• Teach expected behaviors
• Remind students( staff)of expected behaviors
• Celebrate displays of expected behaviors
• Reteach behaviors not meeting expectations

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School Wide Training Implementation

• Define expected behaviors
• 3-5 Simple School-wide Expectations
• Develop PBIS language for your school
• Develop a Matrix for all areas
• Create posters and displays

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• 3 to 5
• School Wide
• Behavioral Expectations
• In response to building culture
• PBIS becomes who you are as a school !

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Hawk Pride Expectations
THE MATRIX
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Wildcat Paw Pride Expectations
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School Wide Training Implementation

• Teach expected behaviors
• Cool Tool School Wide Direct Instruction
• All Staff (substitute teachers and support
  staff)
• Students
• Parents
• bus drivers
• Lunch supervisors
• Patrols

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TEACH
Staff Presentation and Staff
handbook T-chart for staff Cool tool lesson
plans Students Student Success
guide School wide rotation training and Kick
Off Parents Student Success Guide parent
letter School wide rotation for parents run
by students
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HAWK PRIDE
PBIS STAFF HANDBOOK
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HAWK PRIDE
Student Success Guide
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COOL TOOLSAll areas of the school
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School Wide Training Implementation

• Remind Students Staff of Expectations
• In-the-Moment Reminders (common language)
• Posters Matrix displayed
• Bingo Boards
• Bulletin Boards
• Daily Announcements
• Review of data (SWIS Surveys)

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POSTER
BE RESPECTFUL Play Fairly
Accept others Follow rules and Adult
directions Take turns Line up quickly
and quietly Be patient BE RESPONSIBLE
Wait your turn Use equipment safely
Stay in playground area BE REAL Safety
first!
HAWK PRIDE On The Playground
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Wildcat Pride In The Hallway
Be Safe Walk and Watch Place
your PAWS
Be Respectful Quiet Voices (Wildcat
Whisper) Kind Words Honor
Others Space and Property
Be Responsible Take care of
business Look and Listen
POSTER
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Honor Others Space
Boardmaker Pictures
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Recognition Reminder
GOTCHA
Hawk Pride ____________was caught ____Being
Responsible ____Being Respectful
____Being Real Comments__________________________
____________ Staff _________________
Student ______________________ WOW
__________________________ is Respectful
Safe Responsible
Wildcat WOW
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News and Video

• Hawk Pride News
• Training Video of students and teachers
• Newsletters
• Announcements

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Glenbrook Elementary Comparison of data
on Student Satisfaction Surveys. Data included
represents only yes answers, not included are
the sometimes
Spring 2005 243 Parent Surveys
completed Spring 2006 137 Parent Surveys
completed November 2006 110 Parent Surveys
completed (65 of the 110 surveys answers were
only Always and Most of the time) On the last
parent survey sent out in November 2006 38 of
the surveys represented 3rd, 4th and 5th grade
students familys opinions. Out of that 38
there were more negative responses than those of
other grade levels. At each of these grades 3,
4 and 5 we have teachers that are not fully
committed to the idea and implementation of PBIS.
At these grade levels often more referrals are
issued then Gotchas. I feel this is definitely
reflected in our data.
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Comparison of data on Parent Satisfaction
surveys.Data included represents the combined
number of Always and Most of the time, not
including sometimes
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School Wide Training Implementation

• Celebrate displays of expected behaviors
• Recognize and Reinforce for Students staff
• Staff
• PBIS themed treats
• Principal incentives
• Time for tough times
• Students
• Gotchas / PAWS prize drawings
• Open Gym / PBIS Recess
• Homework Pass
• Rotation games

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Hawk Pride CaféThe Hawk Pride Café would like
to present you with a sweet treat as a thank you
for your efforts in implementing PBIS.

• Menu Selections
• Really Sweet Raspberry Pie
• Exquisite Chocolate Tart
• Scrumptious Sweet Treats
• Positively Delicious Cheese Cake
• Extra Extraordinary Edibles
• Chocolate Brownie Bites
• Tempting Tea and Coffee
• Thank you for supporting PBIS!

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School Wide Training Implementation

• Reteach Behaviors not meeting Expectations
• Data driven School wide Targeted
• Boosters
• Video (Newscast)
• Assemblies
• Student brochure

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YEAR AT A GLANCE
Team Meetings
Kick Off

• August
• September
• October
• November
• December
• January
• March
• April
• May

Booster Activity
Celebrations
Data analysis
Surveys
Staff input Communication
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Universal Team
School Wide Data Driven Dynamic over time Keep
it energized! Have Fun!
PBIS