SW-PBISSchool-wide Positive Behavioral Intervention

and Support

SW-PBIS District Coaches

Rola Bazzi-Gates, Mona Berry, Alia Beydoun, Angela Burley, Nicole Chubb, Nicole Mark,Latifeh Sabbagh, Kelly Seagram, Amy Swis

Across Our District

24/32 Schools district wide are participating in SW-PBIS

23/25: implementation phase Dearborn High and Edsel Ford 9th

grade academies: planning phaseFunded by 3 year grants from RESAOL Smith: self sustaining

Dearborn Schools participating in SW-PBIS

Elementary:DuVall, Henry Ford, Haigh, Howard, Howe, Lindbergh, Lowrey, McCollough, McDonald, Miller, Nowlin, River Oaks, Snow, Whitmore Bolles

Middle School:

Bryant, Lowrey, Salina Intermediate, OL Smith, Stout, Unis, Woodworth

High School:

Dearborn High, Edsel Ford, and Fordson 9th Grade Academies

Phases of Implementation

Planning Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3Dearborn HS Haigh Bryant OL SmithEdsel Ford HS Henry Ford DuVall

Howard Fordson

Howe Lowrey MS

Lindbergh McCollough

Lowrey El Stout

McDonald Unis

Miller Woodworth

Nowlin

River Oaks

Salina IntermediateSnow

Whitmore Bolles

William Ford

Smith Arrival/Departure Expectations Video

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Data Driven

Office Discipline Referrals Tardies Attendance Suspensions Specific Behavior Infractions Infractions by Month, Grade, Location,

Teacher, Student Card flips (elementary)

OL Smith 09/10, 10/11, 11/12 PBIS Data-Yearlong Comparison

2009/10 Total Office Discipline Referrals

= 745 Tardies = 11,027Absences = 53,388

OL Smith Data

2010/11- 1st Year PBISTotal Office Discipline Referrals

= 356 (Down 53%) Tardies = 6,696 (Down 40%)Absences = 43,893 (Down 18%)

OL Smith Data

2011/12 – 2nd Year PBISTotal Office Discipline Referrals

= 318 (Down 58%) Tardies = 6,220 (Down 44%)Absences = 44,251 (Down 17%)

Data Highlights

StoutODR 2010/11 – 719

ODR 2011/12 – 692 (down 14%)Bryant

Suspensions 2010/11 – 329

Suspensions 2011/12 – 231 (down 30%)

Data Highlights

FordsonTardies 2010/11 – 14,611

Tardies 2011/12 – 8,914 (down 39%)DuVall

Behavior Infractions 2010/11 – 83

Behavior Infractions 2011/12 – 41(down 51%)

ODR & Suspensions 2010/11 – 11

ODR & Suspensions 2011/12 – 7 (down 37%)

Tier 2

Approximately 10-15% of the population will be students who will benefit from Tier 2 interventions

Interventions must be monitored to track effectiveness.  

Functional assessments must be conducted in order to receive the appropriate intervention.

Tier 2

Evidenced based, data driven interventions:  

Social skills training using evidenced based curriculum 

Active supervisionAlternatives to suspensions

Tier 2

Check in-check outSchool based mentoringPeer mentoringSimple behavior plans

Where we are headed

PBIS District Coaches will be attending the National Leadership Conference

Coaches will provide ongoing support at building and district level

Align Response to Intervention and Response to Bullying Behavior practices with PBIS framework

Where are we headed

District level meetings will be held to discuss best practice, sustainability, and success of PBIS at each level

Data will continue to drive PBIS at the building level

Bryant Tardy Expectations Video

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