Positive Behavior Intervention and Support

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Positive Behavior Intervention and Support PBIS Positive Behavior Intervention and Support

What is PBIS? Prevention not punishment Management program not a discipline plan School-Wide common expectations Correct behavior calmly, consistently, and immediately

Let’s all read off the SAME menu... PBIS Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe Be Ready

We Need EVERYONE! Administration, Teachers, Students, Parents, and Volunteers Rehearse expectations A few minutes prior to lunch (Teacher) Role play elements of expectations with your class What does “Be Ready” look like in the cafeteria? Can someone show me? Hands to your side Walk on the right What should “Be Respectful” sound like in the cafeteria? Voices should be at a low level

We Need EVERYONE! Administration, Teachers, Students, Parents, and Volunteers All staff outside of the classroom must have the same language It takes every adult in the school to model expectations Modeling must be seen 100% of the time If we give 50% we can only expect the students to do the same Climate is controlled by the behavior of all staff Be Firm, Fair, and Consistent Monitoring in the cafeteria means you are vigilant Walking up and down the aisle Being positive “ I love how you all are being respectful of others by keeping your voice level low thank you.” Redirect behavior calmly, consistently, and immediately

EDGAR PARK ELEMENTARY –CODE OF CONDUCT Matrix EDGAR PARK ELEMENTARY –CODE OF CONDUCT   CAFETERIA BREEZEWAY BE READY Have lunch card and money ready Pick up utensils for all your food before sitting at the table. Face forward RESPECTFUL Use inside voice Use kind words Use table manners Keep hands and feet to self Use quiet voices Responsible Listen and follow directions Wait your turn Follow directions Walk in a straight line Be quiet SAFE Walk slowly Face forward stay together Keep hands and feet to your self Eat your own food Always walk Hold rail Stay on the right hand side

Procedure Pictorials

Entrance Procedures Enter through right door Last person closes door Teachers walk students into cafeteria Students should be on blue line

Monitor Locations Monitors will be given stations once we have consistent volunteers and staff who are willing to help out Locations are indicated by the purple stars Students must see consistency

Monitor Locations

Discarding Trash Two monitors one at one end of the table one at the other Ask calmly if students are ready to throw trash Remind students to pick up all trash Have students on both sides of table stand with tray/trash in hand Students on right side of table will: dump trash stack tray return back to their seat left side will follow

Exit Procedure Students will exit out of right doorway Straight line (no pairs) Walk quietly down the breezeway (paw prints) to monitor

POSITIVES Custodians are happy Individuals have reported this is the cleanest they have seen the cafeteria Less congestion Noise level is down Less accidents

Suggestions… Administration present during lunch hours Volunteer guidance from an Admin or P.B.I.S. staff during lunch sessions to ensure expectations are being implemented Establish place for Feedback Suggestion Box Additional time between lower level classes to relieve congestion Additional monitor to help P.E. coaches

Many thanks to all who have helped in the cafeteria Many thanks to all who have helped in the cafeteria. Language is a key factor in the power of intention. Words create experiences. Words are power. When you say “I can’t,”you won’t. When you say “I won’t,” you don’t… So be POSITIVE!! Created by your P.B.I.S. Team