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Benson Primary School Home of the Bulldogs PBIS Parent Handbook Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Proud Be Safe

Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Overview Benson Primary School will implement the character education program PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports) to benefit our entire student population. Here are the key points of PBIS: We have four clearly defined expectations: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Proud and, Be Safe. Every student will be taught our four expectations in multiple settings throughout our school. We will continually self-evaluate our culture to effectively meet the social and emotional needs of all students. We have established a supportive community here at Benson Primary to encourage the expected behaviors of being respectful, responsible, proud and safe. We have a curriculum in place that will discourage inappropriate behaviors and teach the expected, appropriate behaviors. We have reduced the need to always be reactive by replacing it with a more proactive approach of teaching students our expectations first. Rather than waiting for a student to fail before we intervene, we will provide the necessary supports aligned with the Social and Emotional Learning Standards (SEL). PBIS reminds us that growth must occur for all children even in situations of misbehavior. Research has shown that PBIS not only improves a school culture, but it will also improve academic performance. Benson Primary School PBIS Purpose Statement The purpose of implementing Positive Behavior Supports and Interventions at Benson Primary School is to: Create a more positive culture in the entire learning community: K-8 buildings, buses, extra-curricular activities, and district households. Continue to improve life in school for all students by recognizing when students need more support and acknowledge all students following our expectations. Challenge students and adults to maintain consistent expectations. Inspire positive behaviors within the learning environment where students are given opportunities to make self-guided decisions.

Benson Primary School PBIS School Goal Students at Benson Primary School will meet our four expectations: Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Proud Be Safe Teacher and Staff Responsibilities Teachers and staff will teach, model, and practice each of the behavioral expectations throughout the year. Teachers and staff will acknowledge student behaviors that meet our four expectations. Teachers and staff will follow the Six Components of the School-Wide PBIS philosophy: 1. Select and define expectations and routines. Expectations and routines need to be Observable, Acknowledgeable, and Teachable. 2. Teach behaviors and routines directly in all settings. 3. Actively monitor behavior. 4. Acknowledge appropriate behavior. 5. Review data to make decisions. 6. Correct behavioral errors. When a child doesn t know how to read, we teach. When a child doesn t know how to add, we teach. When a child doesn t know how to spell, we teach. When a child doesn t know how to behave, we. Parent Roles By working together, parents and the Benson Primary staff will reinforce to our students the necessary tools in order to be a productive citizen. Home and school communication is a must when it comes to providing a consistent environment with high, but reasonable expectations.

Student Matrix On this and the next page you will find our PBIS student matrix that defines how to be respectful, responsible, proud and safe in multiple areas of our school setting. Benson Expectations Bulldog Pride Expectation Classroom/Specials Hallway Bathroom Lunchroom Be a good listener Respect property and Keep bathroom clean by Quiet mouths Use kind language/voice personal space throwing away paper Be Respectful Respect other opinions, Quiet mouths and bodies towels and flush toilet supervisors space, and property paper Use toilets/urinals Be Responsible Be Proud Be Safe Bring materials Be on task and participate Make up work from absences Be honest Clean up after yourself Do your best and take pride in your work Be positive Praise others Shoes tied Chairs pushed in Be aware of those around you correctly Use only what you need No talking Bring items that are not Use in a timely manner yours to the main office, Pick up after yourself lost and found, or a Wash hands with soap and teacher water Keep a clean locker Alert staff members of misconduct Be proud of good choices Leave it better than you found it Be proud of good choices Keep body and objects to yourself Watch for others Stay in your line Walk Water and soap in sink ONLY Clean up so others don t get hurt Follow directions from Raise hand for questions Clean up after yourself Stay in your seat Keep the lunchroom neat Be proud of good choices Sit facing the table Clean up any spills Keep body and objects to yourself

Benson Expectations Bulldog Pride Expectation Bus Line/Bus Recess (indoor/outdoor) Be Respectful Follow driver s directions Follow adult directions Speak softly Use kind language Use kind language Respect property Respect others Be Responsible Be Proud Keep belongings in your backpack No food or drink Be proud of making good choices Keep calm and under control Dress warmly during colder months No toys from home Clean up when asked Be positive Enjoy free time Show good sportsmanship Be Safe Stay in your seat (back to back, bottom to bottom) Keep aisle clear Arms and hands inside bus Use equipment properly Follow adult directions Respect personal space Walk when you re going out and lining up

After taking a look at our Expectation Matrix on the previous pages, you will notice that we have highlighted how to be respectful, responsible, proud and safe in various areas of our school. This matrix is the foundation of how we will teach our students the behavioral expectations here at Peacock Middle School. Everything we have put in place has been a collaborative effort of the PBIS Universal Team. This has not been done by an outside source. Everything we do with PBIS is homegrown. The students, staff, and parents will continue to align our goals with our student needs. Our PBIS curriculum is never set and will always change with our culture. Everyone plays a significant role in helping our students. If you are reading this, you are an integral part of this process. PBIS Universal Team Benson Primary School has a Tier I PBIS Universal Team that meets on a regular basis. The team consists of staff members and administrators from the primary building. At our meetings, we discuss behavioral data which guides our decision making process for creating a better school environment and culture. The team also discusses rewards we use for students following our expectations, what cool tools we will teach from gathered data, and other information that is important in helping us create a positive school climate. Cool Tools Cool Tools are actual lesson plans that teach our students how to be respectful, responsible, proud and safe. The Cool Tools are directly taught to students, just like a reading or math lesson. We ask our staff to use every second of the day as a teachable moment and to praise students for following our expectations on a frequent basis. Simply stated, Cool Tools are how we teach the expected behaviors to our students in a formalized way. Acknowledgement System Our behavioral expectation system focuses on acknowledging students who follow and adhere to our four expectations. This program works in conjunction with school-wide and classroom goals. Bulldog Paw (Reward Ticket) When we observe students following our expectations of being respectful, responsible, proud and safe, our staff rewards them by giving Bulldog Paws. Our Bulldog Paws can be used to win prizes and receive acknowledgements. When Does All This PBIS Stuff Happen? The staff at Benson Primary School will incorporate PBIS into all settings. A teacher may provide positive reinforcement during class, in the hallway, or outside at the buses. Your child may even come home after the first few days of school and tell you about PBIS. We take groups of students around the school and clearly define our expectations in various areas

of the building. Our motto of instruction is the antidote to problem behavior helps us to be more proactive rather than reactive. Bulldog Paws are given out to students following our four expectations as soon as the positive behavior has been observed. On top of the Bulldog Paw being given, specific verbal praise also takes place to acknowledge the positive behavior. This is happening all day and all the time. School-Wide Systems for Student Success: A Response to Intervention (RtI) Model PBIS BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS Tier 3/Tertiary Interventions 1-5% Individual Students Assessment-Based Intensive, Durable Procedures Tier 2/Secondary Interventions 5-15% Some Students (At-Risk) High Efficiency Rapid Response Small Group Interventions Some Individualizing Tier 1/Universal Interventions 80-90% All Settings, All Students Preventative, Proactive, BENSON PRIMARY SCHOOL 1-5% Tier 3/Tertiary Interventions Student Services Team (SST) Individual Counseling Formal FBA/BIP Community Resources Crisis Teams Teacher/Adult Mentors Individualized Education Plan 5-15% Tier 2/Secondary Interventions CICO (Check in-check Out) Mentoring Social Work Services Peer Buddies 80-90% Tier 1/Universal Interventions Benson Primary School Code of Conduct (Student Handbook) Our 4 Expectations Skills Posters PBIS Universal Team Cool Tools Bulldog Paws As you can see, we ve created a strong foundation of how we are going to help 100% of our students become successful. As we continue down this path, our interventions will strengthen over the years. Summary We hope this handbook has helped the learning process of what PBIS is and how we will implement it. Please use this handbook as a quick reference for questions you may have. We appreciate all of you realizing the potential of PBIS and what it can do for our students. Your support, flexibility, and understanding have made a positive impact.