Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports
PBIS at FHS
FHS PBIS STORE OFFERINGS & PBIS CERTIFICATES DISPLAYED IN EACH ROOM
State PBIS Site –http://wvpbis.org
National PBIS Site– https://www.pbis.org
FHS PBIS Progress Timeline
- PBIS team selected at end of 2015-16 school year
- PBIS school level team trained during summer at Tamarack
- PBIS forms completed in the initial training are attached at bottom of this page
- PBIS Coach met with Interim Principal Skaggs prior to teachers return to coordinate and plan FHS PBIS initiative
- PBIS Team met in a planning session in August
- PBIS Team delivered PBIS overview to entire staff in 1/2 day PD session prior to students in building
- School expectations for PBIS are posted around school
- Teachers have developed classroom expectations and have them posted in classroom
- Teachers are training students on PBIS and FHS school and class initiatives.
- PBIS Team is embedded support for PBIS initiatives during PLC
- PBIS Team sends regular emails for support and guidance to entire staff
- Monthly PBIS Team Meeting held on last Wednesday of each month
- PBIS Team Meeting- August 31, 2016
- Art Class created PBIS posters to hang around the building
- PBIS Coach communicated by ongoing texts and formally met with Principal Parsons upon his return from surgery to bring him up to speed on PBIS initiatives.
- PBIS Coach does weekly walk thrus at FHS and meets with PBIS Team and Staff informally to gauge process and offers support
- Ongoing informal PBIS team members meet to plan next steps for meetings
- PBIS whole school meeting in PLC with PBIS Team – September 19, 201
- PBIS Team Meeting – September 28, 2016
- October 4th FHS PBIS Staff recognition “cook out”
- October- Ongoing PBIS Lessons in classrooms
- October 24, 2016- Faculty Meeting – PBIS checkup
- November 8, 2016- Informal 10 minute meeting with PBIS team
- November 18, 2016- Expectations posted school wide
- November 28, 2016- Principal – PBIS Coach meeting
- PBIS Team Meeting- November 30, 2016
- PBIS Team Meeting- December 15, 2016
- PBIS Whole School Meeting- December 15, 2016- Checkpoint
- December 22, 2016- EOD Staff Dinner- recognition- Community connection
- January 23, 2017- Faculty meeting on school wide plan
- PBIS Team Meeting- January 26, 2017
- PBIS Checkpoint- February 8, 2017- Coach/Team 10 minute talk
- PBIS Team Meeting- February 22, 2017
- PBIS- Meeting- March 10, 2017- Admin-Coach
- PBIS- Meeting- April 12, 2017- Coach-Team-Staff
- PBIS- Meeting- April 26, 2017- Coach- Team- Staff
FHS Whole School Rewards Initiative
The Goal:
For our school-wide PBIS initiative, we have developed a banking system designed to do multiple things.
- First, it will reinforce the groundwork laid during the first semester, specifically the mottos “Be Respectful. Be Responsible. Be Reward-Worthy.” These concepts have been posted throughout the building and implemented in individual classrooms as a means of improving behaviours and decreasing disciplinary action.
- Second, it will help students gain a better appreciation of the banking / commerce systems they will be expected to navigate as graduates, making them college and career ready.
- Third, it will increase understanding of basic mathematical practice, improving scores on the General Summative Assessment in the spring
FHS PBIS Reward
PBIS General Information
Collaboration
The West Virginia Department of Education Office of Special Education and the West Virginia Autism Training Center at Marshall University are collaborating with Regional Education Services (RESA) and Local agencies (LEA’S) to implement Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. The project is funded through IDEA Part B Discretionary monies from the United States Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs.
Partners
WV PBIS Initiative partners include: The National Technical Assistance on PBIS, Don Kincaid (University of South Florida), the West Virginia Autism Training Center , West Virginia Regional Education Service Agencies (RESA), County Board of Education personnel, Office of Special Education, Office of Student and Community Support and Office of Accountability and School Effectiveness.
Goals and Mission
The mission of PBIS is to support school teams via training and technical assistnance as they take a proactive systems approach for creating and maintaining a safe and positive school environment.
The goal of PBIS is to makes schools effective and efficient and provide equitable learning environments for all students. Decreasing aggressive conduct and bullying can occur through improving culture and climate, building relationships with students and staff, changing academic outcomes and increasing pro-social behaviors.
Framework at a Glance
PBIS is alligned with Policy 4373 Expected Behavior in Safe and Supportive Schools, Policy 2322 Standards for High Quality Schools 3.1 WVDE Strategic Plan Goal 2:Improve Safe and Supportive School Environments which meet the physical, social, emotional and academic needs of every child.
PBIS is not a curriculum but a framework for school administrators to organize their discIpline procedures and policies.
Readiness
School administrators and faculty should view the School-wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports: The Why and How
Tier I: Universal Interventions
Tier I of the PBIS model, universal or primary approaches that are preventative in nature are put into place (Sugai & Homer, 2002). These approaches are for all students, staff, and settings and include the development of school-wide expectations, a behavioral matrix, and reinforcement systems to reward desired social behavior. Outcomes, systems, data, and practices are continually evaluated when providing universal supports (Center on Positive Behavioral Intervention and Support).
Academy Day 1 PowerPoint (updated 9/6/2016) includes an overview of multi-tiered system of support, West Virginia data, description of the Tiered Fidelity Inventory, the importance of teaming and creating school wide behavior expectations.
Academy Day 2 PowerPoint includes information about effective discipline procedures (definitions, responses and forms), using your data, the importance of teaching behavior, and how to create your acknowledgement and feedback system.
Academy Day 3 PowerPoint includes ideas for gaining buy-in from faculty, students and families, how to create an implementation schedule, guidance on what to do after the training and additional resources.
State PBIS Site
PBIS RESOURCES
State PBIS Site –http://wvpbis.org
National PBIS Site– https://www.pbis.org
PBIS Blueprint- PBIS Blueprint
PBIS In the Classroom- PBIS in the Classroom
Behavior Definitions
Referral Forms
Office Managed Referral Form A
Office Managed Referral Form B
Classroom Managed Behaviors
Teacher Managed Tracking Form B
Extra Resources
PBIS TEAM WORKSESSIONS
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FHS PBIS STAFF REWARD
On Tuesday, October 4th FHS surprised the entire staff with a PBIS recognition “cook out” at the end of the school day. Pictured here is the staff being recognized and rewarded for their efforts to make positive reinforcement pervasive in every area to move students and all stakeholders to impact school culture and learning.
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