POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION SYSTEM SULPHUR HIGH SCHOOL - 9 th GRADE PRINCIPAL CHUCK HANSEN TEACHER AMY PALMER

POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION SYSTEMPOSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION SYSTEM

SULPHUR HIGH SCHOOL - 9SULPHUR HIGH SCHOOL - 9thth GRADE GRADE

PRINCIPALCHUCK HANSEN

TEACHERAMY PALMER

SULPHUR 9SULPHUR 9thth GRADE - PBIS GRADE - PBIS

DEMOGRAPHICSDEMOGRAPHICS

STUDENTSSTUDENTS – 500 Students – 500 StudentsFEEDER SCHOOLS FEEDER SCHOOLS – 4 Jr. High – 4 Jr. High AGESAGES – 13-14 years old – 13-14 years oldETHNICITYETHNICITY – 88% White – 88% White9.4% African-American9.4% African-AmericanFREE/REDUCED LUNCH FREE/REDUCED LUNCH – 54%– 54%


GOAL of PBISGOAL of PBIS To provide the students To provide the students

with our school’s with our school’s expectations regarding expectations regarding

their behavior in each area their behavior in each area of our campus in order to of our campus in order to maintain a safe learning maintain a safe learning

environment from the first environment from the first day they arrive on campus.day they arrive on campus.


SCHOOL-WIDE EXPECTATIONSSCHOOL-WIDE EXPECTATIONS


FIRST DAY OF SCHOOLFIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

Each Department was given a lessonEach Department was given a lessonplan regarding a specific area onplan regarding a specific area on

campus to discuss with their students incampus to discuss with their students intheir class. The teachers would walk theirtheir class. The teachers would walk their

class to their areas and review theclass to their areas and review thePBIS poster in that area.PBIS poster in that area.


Lesson Lesson PlanPlan


PostersPosters


INCENTIVESINCENTIVES


EVALUATION of PBISEVALUATION of PBIS

AdjustmentsAdjustments1)1)Freshman OrientationFreshman Orientation2)2)Video (Homeroom)Video (Homeroom)3)3)Modify IncentivesModify Incentives4)4)Tor BuckTor Buck


FRESHMAN ORIENTATIONFRESHMAN ORIENTATION

Introducing PBIS to AllIntroducing PBIS to All1) PBIS Video1) PBIS Video2) School Spirit Shirts 2) School Spirit Shirts


LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP PBIS VIDEO PBIS VIDEO PROJECTPROJECT

(9:00)(9:00)


TOR BUCKSTOR BUCKS

Given to any student Given to any student exhibiting an ‘exemplary’ exhibiting an ‘exemplary’

behavior beyond the stated behavior beyond the stated expectations.expectations.

TOR BUCKTOR BUCK


TOR BUCKSTOR BUCKS

REDEEMING THEIR TOR BUCKREDEEMING THEIR TOR BUCK::1)1)Treasure Chest ItemsTreasure Chest Items2)2)Soda or ChipsSoda or Chips3)3)Remove a Tardy Remove a Tardy 4)4)Fast Pass at LunchFast Pass at Lunch


INCENTIVESINCENTIVES

We modified the incentives We modified the incentives to ‘to ‘BLUE JEANBLUE JEAN’ day each Friday ’ day each Friday

and Mid Six-Weeks and and Mid Six-Weeks and Six Weeks Parties.Six Weeks Parties.

PBIS - SAINTS DAYPBIS - SAINTS DAY

DRESS DRESS DAYDAY

11stst Six Weeks Party Six Weeks Party – – Blue Jeans and Blue Jeans and Cinnamon RollsCinnamon Rolls

3r3rdd Six Weeks Rewards Day Six Weeks Rewards Day Pizza Party 4Pizza Party 4thth Hour Hour

44thth Six-Weeks Party – Hot Cocoa and 1 Six-Weeks Party – Hot Cocoa and 1stst Hour Social Hour Social


SPRING FLINGSPRING FLING

The END OF THE YEAR The END OF THE YEAR party in which any student party in which any student who has not had a referral who has not had a referral ALL YEAR is allowed to ALL YEAR is allowed to attend. THE BIG EVENT!!attend. THE BIG EVENT!!

SPRING FLINGSPRING FLING

LUCKY IPOD WINNERSLUCKY IPOD WINNERS


PBIS VIDEO 2009-2010PBIS VIDEO 2009-2010Created by our Created by our

PBIS TEAMPBIS TEAM(10:00)(10:00)


PBIS DATAPBIS DATA












THANK YOU!THANK YOU!CONTACT INFORMATION:Chuck Hansen – [email protected] Palmer – [email protected]

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POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION SYSTEM SULPHUR HIGH SCHOOL - 9 th GRADE PRINCIPAL CHUCK HANSEN TEACHER AMY PALMER