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Implementing PBS at
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You Have to Sell PBS! To the Administration To the Faculty To the Students
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Administration Many components already in place Defines Major and Minor Referrals Reduces Office Referrals
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Before PBS at WMHS Year 2006-2007 Year 2007-2008 2,031 Referrals 1,888 Referrals 378 Suspensions 194 Suspensions 3 Expulsions 3 Expulsions
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Year One Results 143 fewer referrals after PBS Time spent on average Referral – 25 minutes Time saved - 60 Hours Bonus – 184 fewer suspensions
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First Semester of Implementation Average Referrals per Day August 2007 – 16 Referrals per day December 2007 – 8 Referrals per day Referrals cut 50%
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Faculty More Instructional Time Classroom Management Incentives for Teachers
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WMHS PBS Handbook Contains: Overview of PBS Student Information Sheet Minor Infraction/Tardy Sheet Minor Infraction Assignment
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Teacher Incentives Kudos for Co-Workers Popcorn and a Movie Duty-Free Week
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Discipline Procedure Major Infraction – Directly to the office Minor Infraction – Documented Warning Remedial Assignment Double Remedial Assignment Becomes a Major Infraction
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Incorporate PBS in Lesson Plans Encourage teachers to look for opportunities to teach expectations within the framework of GLEs Use classroom management as an opportunity to reinforce expectations
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Student Incentives Referral Free Drawing Caught Being a Good Rebel Card Exam Exemption Hospitality Room
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PBS is a Process Be Flexible Review data Revise Incentives Keep it Fresh
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PBS Enhances the Environment Attitudes are positive Students recognized for positive as opposed to only negative behavior Fewer referrals, more instructional time
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We all win with PBS!
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