Best Behavior “World Famous” Grissom Middle School.

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Best Behavior “World Famous” Grissom Middle School

Are You Ready? Are You Prepared? The “Grissom Greenbacks” are coming!

What is Best Behavior? School wide program designed to improve school & classroom discipline. Federal program researched based

When does it start? Students need IDs and Agendas. Best Behavior is the expectation and culture at World Famous Grissom.

WANTED!!! Grissom “Good Citizens” Bring Agenda Come Prepared Wear Student ID Properly Be On Time

Who is involved to support our students? Everyone!!! Teachers Counselors Principals Parents Students Bus Drivers Lunch Moms Cafeteria workers Custodians Secretaries Classroom Aides It starts with our kids!

GOALS of BEST BEHAVIOR Academic Achievement Healthy Social Development Safe Environment

At school (and at home): Punishment alone is NOT a solution Positive school rules and home rules (We’re a team) Consistent enforcement Verbal praise Clear expectations Rewards lead to self motivation

What Works in School and Classroom Discipline? Social skills programs (RIPP) Teaching techniques to improve self- control & impulse control Teaching responsible decision-making (limit setting) Teaching problem solving skills

Target All Forms of Behavior