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PBIS Focus/Reflection St. Cloud Tech High School PBIS Focus/Reflection St. Cloud Tech High School

PBIS Focus/Reflection St. Cloud Tech High School - PowerPoint Presentation

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PBIS Focus/Reflection St. Cloud Tech High School - PPT Presentation

PBIS FocusReflection School Facts About 1500 Students Grades 9 12 About 100 licensed staff About 70 support staff School Facts 46 Students of Color 25 EL 13 Sp Ed 18 Advanced Placement Courses ID: 690034

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Slide1

PBIS

Focus/Reflection

St. Cloud Tech High School

PBIS

Focus/ReflectionSlide2

School Facts

About 1,500 Students Grades 9 -12

About 100 licensed staffAbout 70 support staffSlide3

School Facts

46% Students of Color25% EL13% Sp Ed

18 Advanced Placement Courses600+ AP exams per year70% scoring 3 or aboveSlide4

DataSlide5

2017

MN PBIS Sustained

Exemplar School2017 MN PBIS Sustained Exemplar SchoolSlide6

Voted Best High School in Central MinnesotaSlide7

Team

Coach: Academic Coach

Secretary: LA TeacherAdmin Reps: Principal & Assist Principal

Math Teacher

FOCUS Teacher

SPED Teacher

EL Teacher

Truancy InterventionistSlide8

Meetings

Monthly w/ Sub-Groups Agenda set by Coach

Review dataPlan Homeroom LessonsPlan celebrationsSlide9

Teaching MatrixSlide10

Teaching MatrixSlide11

Tesaching matrixSlide12

Teach the Expected Behaviors

Utilizing the School Wide/Classroom Matrix

Observe a problem behavior

Major Behavior

*Office Managed

*Reactive Procedure by Administrator

Level 3, 4, & 5 in Code of Conduct

Minor Behavior

*Classroom Managed

*Reactive Procedure by in-class staff member

Level 1 & 2 in Code of Conduct

Select an intervention that allows for instruction to continue

Check for IEP or 504 plan

Document in Skyward in student Discipline section as a Minor Infraction

Contact parent/guardian for recurring behaviors

Call Ext. 3003 and provide:

*Student Name

*Brief description of issue

*Location

Document in Skyward in student Discipline section as a Major Infraction

Office Staff will:

*Call monitor or CSO to escort *Determine/Implement

appropriate consequences based on Code of Conduct

*Update the details in Skyward discipline

A reoccurring behavior infraction may be treated as an infraction at a higher level

Reteach the expectations

Effective Corrections & Interventions

Major & Minor FlowchartSlide13

Data

PBIS Team pulls behavior data once a month and look for trends, expectations that need to be retaught.MTSS pulls attendance data, behavior data, and grades data weekly

We use Excel for our reportsShare with staff monthlySlide14

DataSlide15

DataSlide16

DataSlide17

Data

Average Referrals Per DaySlide18

MTSSTiers 2 and 3Slide19

Team Make-up

Guidance Counselors

PsychologistSocial WorkerTruancy Interventionist*

Chemical Health Counselor

Focus Teacher*

Academic Coach*

Assistant Principals*Slide20

Meetings

We meet every Monday for 2 hoursAgenda

set by Academic CoachReview ReferralsReview Data - Behavior, Grades, Attendance/Truancy

Plan interventionsSlide21

Referrals

Staff and families can referTeam reviews form, data, progress

Team implements interventionMTSS Referral Form

Referral ExampleSlide22

Tier 2 supportsSlide23

Focus/RefectionProgrammingSlide24

AwardSlide25

Focus ProgramTier 2Slide26

Staff Make-up

Licensed TeacherTruancy InterventionistBehavior Support SpecialistSlide27

Teach the Expected Behaviors

Utilizing the School Wide/Classroom Matrix

Observe a problem behavior

Major Behavior

*Office Managed

*Reactive Procedure by Administrator

Level 3, 4, & 5 in Code of Conduct

Minor Behavior

*Classroom Managed

*Reactive Procedure by in-class staff member

Level 1 & 2 in Code of Conduct

Select an intervention that allows for instruction to continue

Check for IEP or 504 plan

Document in Skyward in student Discipline section as a Minor Infraction

Contact parent/guardian for recurring behaviors

Call Ext. 3003 and provide:

*Student Name

*Brief description of issue

*Location

Document in Skyward in student Discipline section as a Major Infraction

Office Staff will:

*Call monitor or CSO to escort *Determine/Implement

appropriate consequences based on Code of Conduct

*Update the details in Skyward discipline

A reoccurring behavior infraction may be treated as an infraction at a higher level

Reteach the expectations

Effective Corrections & Interventions

Major & Minor FlowchartSlide28

Alternative to Suspension

Room adjacent to officeWhen student not following School-Wide ExpectationsOne period to multiple daysSlide29

SEL

Directly taught to individual or groupSlide30

Restorative

Physical or emotional harmTowards staff or studentsRepair harm

Licensed staff member is trained in restorative practicesSlide31

Academic

Support from licensed teacherCollaboration between classroom teacher and Focus ProgramNot only do students stay current, but missing work completed as wellSlide32

Reflection ProgramTier 3Slide33

Social/Emotional Support

Anger, anxiety, or otherReferred through MTSS processA functional behavior assessment completed (fba not

FBA)PBIP (Positive Behavior Intervention Plan) is createdLong term and individualizedSlide34

Tier 3 graphSlide35

Questions?Slide36

Thank You!