PBIS
What is PBIS?
What is PBIS?
What is PBIS?
Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is a proactive approach to establishing the behavioral supports and social culture needed for all students in a school to achieve social, emotional and academic success.
Our school rules: B.E.S.T.
Be Respectful
Engaged
Safe
Trustworthy
Engaged
Safe
Trustworthy
How can I help my child?
- Ask your child how his or her day was.
- Make sure your child is on time and ready for school.
- Keep in touch with your child’s teacher.
- Provide a quiet time and place for homework.
- Be engaged by volunteering or attending meetings.
Everyone at Northwood works togetherto build a positive environmentand system of supportsfor all students to learn and be successful. |
Levels of support
Levels of support
Levels of support
Tier 1 Supports |
Tier 2 Supports |
Tier 1 supports are a combination of systems, data, and practices that are implemented schoolwide. They are the foundation for regular, proactive support to help students exhibit their best behavior and follow expectations.
Key Practices
When the core PBIS features are in place with high levels of fidelity, the majority of students will respond positively to those systems and practices. However, a smaller group of students will require some additional interventions and supports to address either externalizing or internalizing behaviors.
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Tier 2 interventions are an opportunity to provide additional structure, learn and practice skills, and receive more frequent feedback to specific social-emotional-behavioral areas if needed. Current Northwood Tier 2 supports:
Check In/Check Out is a program that provides frequent feedback, connects to school wide expectations, increases positive adult contact, embeds social skills training, positively reinforces meeting goals, targets specific behaviors, and provides data for decision making.
Strong Start and Strong Kids is a curriculum that consists of 10-12 small group lessons that promote social and emotional skills in students.
Attendance Monitoring is conducted to help encourage regular school attendance in students who have missed 10% or more of the school year.
Lunch Bunch, Worry Warriors, and other groups are conducted by Ms. Paule during the school day to help students build and develop needed skills..
If you have questions about Tier 2 interventions and supports, contact Ms. Paule at Dawn.Paule@twinriversusd.org.
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