PBIS | Canton Area School District

POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTIONS AND SUPPORT

2021 PBIS FAMILY NIGHT PRESENTATION

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2020 VIRTUAL FAMILY NIGHT PRESENTATION

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PRINCIPAL'S 100 CLUB

Prize Room Pictures!

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Canton Elementary School becomes PBIS Banner School for implementing with fidelity.

Positive Behavior Interventions and Support

What is it?

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is a proactive approach to establishing the behavioral supports and social culture and needed for all students in a school to achieve social, emotional and academic success.

Canton Area Elementary's Mission Statement:

The mission of PBIS at Canton Area Elementary School is to foster and promote a safe and positive learning environment, that allows children to reach their greatest potential. This is accomplished through Acting respectfully, being Engaged, and Staying safe. Through positive behavioral supports, we aspire to enable children to become productive and respectful members of their community.

Here are some common questions and answers about PBIS:

1. What is an"ODR" or Office Disciplinary Referral Form?

2. What are "Cool Tools" and what do they look like?

3. What are the expected behaviors of the PBIS program?

4. What are some of the incentives students will be eligible for?

5. For additional information click on the link: PBIS

Click on the link below to see our PBIS Video

Canton Area School PBIS Promo Video

"ODR" - Office Discipline referral

When a student does not follow the expectations, s/he may receive an Office Discipline Referral (ODR). This form is aligned with the Student Handbook and divides infractions into MINORS and MAJORS. The ODR is a communication tool used between parents, teachers, students, and administration.

Our goal is to teach children expected behaviors, so that all children can work in a school that is safe, fun, free of distractions, and allows children to reach their maximum learning potential. Click in the below to download a copy of our Office Referral Form and the PBIS Yellow Team Referral Forms.

COOL TOOLS

What is a "Cool Tool"?

Cool Tools are lesson plans used to teach the school's behavior expectations - they teach all the students what is expected of them and what that looks like. Throughout the school year, new lessons should be taught to all students. Selection, creation, and priority for which lessons are taught should be based on your school's data.

Expected Behavior Matrix

Chiefs	CLASSROOM	HALLWAY	CAFETERIA	BATHROOM	PLAYGROUND	BUS
Act Respectfully	Raise your hand when expected Use appropriate language, kind words and actions Keep work area clean	Keep hallways clean Keep hands by your sides Follow zone expectations	Use an appropriate voice Use table manners Say please and thank you	Use appropriate language Respect privacy Respect school property Flush the toilet Use kind words	Share Take Turns	Keeps hands and feet to yourself Use a quiet voice Use kind words
Are Engaged	Bring materials to class Give it your best Participate Complete assigned tasks on time	Go straight to your locations Keep up with your class Follow all directions given by	Use utensils to eat when necessary Try new foods	Use time wisely Return to class as soon as possible	Include others Be a problem solver	Listen closely to directions
Stay Safe	Keep hands, feet and other objects to yourself Sit and move around the room appropriately Follow directions	Keep hands, feet and other objects to yourself Keep your focus by facing forward When in line walk in single files Stay on the right side of the hallway	Keep legs and feet under the table Keep hands close to your own tray Ask permission to leave your seat Follow directions	Keep area clean Wait patiently for your turn Use soap and water to wash your hands Report safety concerns	Follow the equipment rules Listen for the whistle	Stay seated Face forward