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Page 1: WHAT IS PBIS? Student Recognition brochure 2011.pdf · WHAT IS PBIS? PBIS – Positive Behavior Interventions and Support – is a school wide approach to discipline for creating

WHAT IS PBIS? PBIS – Positive Behavior Interventions and Support – is a school wide approach to discipline for creating a safer and more effective school. PBIS works to educate all children by developing a school wide and classroom discipline system. PBIS focuses on improving a school’s ability to teach and support positive behavior for all students. With PBIS, instructional time in the classroom is more effectively used and the overall school environment is calm and promotes learning for your child.

PBIS GOALS

1. to reduce and eliminate disruptive behaviors

2. Maintain a safe and positive learning environment for all students

3. Promote communication between home and school.

Student Recognition

The Lee County Primary School Staff believes in frequent recognition of students who have shown positive

behavior. In our efforts to reinforce positive behavior, students are rewarded

daily for their actions with buckaroo bucks that are entered daily for an afternoon

drawing.

As part of our PBIS process, teachers and other staff members use evidence-based practices to increase student learning and decrease classroom disruptions. To keep students on task in a positive manner, we do the following when teaching academics

and behavior: Constantly teach and refer to our

school wide expectations. Provide students with more praise

than corrections Talk to students with respect using

positive voice tone. Actively engage everyone in the class

during instructions Use pre-correcting, prompting, and

redirecting as we teach. Look for the positive first and provide

positive, immediate, frequent, and explicit feedback.

Behavior Expectations for LCPS

I am Respectful:

Be considerate of others and school property

Use good manners; say please and thank you, yes m’am/sir and no m’am/sir

Speak Calmly without talking back or question authority

Listen to the teacher Raise your hand if you have a question

or would like to speak. I am Eager to Learn

Come to school prepared and ready to learn

Homework/class work completed Ask questions

I am Safe

Walk in the hallways Follow playground rules Wash hands Use school equipment carefully Sit properly in your chair Keep hands, feet and objects to self

I am Cooperative

Get along with others and work together

Follow directions the 1st time Take turns and share.

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What can you do to help your child stay on the

path to Positive Behavior?

Together, the home, school and community share the responsibility for developing good citizens. Parents, teachers and students must work together to maintain a safe learning environment. Parents can help by doing the following: 1. Reinforce the expectations. 2. Keep in touch with your child’s

teacher. 3. Encourage your child to use

appropriate language. 4. Practice caring phrases with your

child such as “Thank you”, “Excuse me”, “Please”, and “I’m sorry”.

5. Join with other parents for PTO meetings and other school activities.

6. Praise and give attention to good behavior.

When you stop rewarding expected behavior, expected behavior goes

away.

A Parents Guide to

PBIS