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What is "PBS?"
PBS stands for "Positve Behavior Support." This program,which is used parish-wide, has incorporated 4 expectations for students to adhere to, in order to create a postive learning environment. The 4 expectations are that students will be "postive, safe, responsible, and respectful." Please see below what these expectations "look like" in different areas of the campus.
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Bus/Car Area Expectations |
Be Positive
*Be patient
*Be kind
*smile
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Be Safe
*Walk
*Quiet voice
*Look/Listen
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Be Responsible
*Be on time
*Correct place
*Ready to go |
Be Respectful
*Remember personal space
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Cafeteria Expectations |
Be Positive
*Please
*Thank you
*Smile
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Be Safe
*Walk
*Wash hands
*Sit properly
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Be Responsible
*Plan ahead
*Be ready
*Clean area
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Be Respectful
*Manners
*nice conversation
*Quiet voice
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Hallway/Walkway Expectations |
Be Positive
*Smile
*Eye contact
*Respond to greetings
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Be Safe
*Walk
*Remember personal space
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Be Responsible
*Stay in area
*On task
*Follow directions
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Be Respectful
*Use quiet voices
*Visually appreciate student work
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Playground Area Expectations |
Be Positive
*Be a friend
*Share
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Be Safe
*Use equipment correctly
*Be alert
*Look/listen
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Be Responsible
*Return gym equipment
*Be a problem-solver
*Tell adult of problems
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Be Respectful
*Take turns
*Remember personal space
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Restroom Expectations |
Be Positive
*Be patient
*Take turns
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Be Safe
*Walk
*Wash hands
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Be Responsible
*Flush toilet
*Keep area clean
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Be Respectful
*Quiet voice
*Privacy is important
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Special Event Expectations |
Be Positive
*Set a good example for others
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Be Safe
*Wait for arrival/dismissal
*Keep hands, feet, objects to self
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Be Responsible
*Enter quietly
*Listen attentively
*Face forward
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Be Respectful
*Use audience manners
*Sit on bottom with legs crossed
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School-wide Consequences |
Positive Consequences |
Negative Consequences |
PBS Star Bucks
PBS Quarterly Incentives
End-of-year Reward
PBS Fridays
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Minor Behaviors (White Slips)
5 White Slips = Office Referral
Major Behaviors (Office Referral)
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What is Bullying?
Bullying is a form of aggression, and it occurs when a person willfully subjects another person (victim) to an intentional, unwanted and unprovoked hurtful verbal and/or physical action at any school site or school-sponsored activity or event. Bullying may also occur as various forms of hazing, including initiation rites perpetrated against a studemt or member of a team. Examples of types of bullying might inlcude, but are not limited to: Punching, shoving, poking, strangling, hair-pulling, beating, teasing, kicking, punching, or excessive tickling.
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Consequences of Bullying
Bullying should be reported to the teacher, who will document and present consequence. If the offense is ongoing, the incident will be referred to the office. Additional information can be foung in the handbook. |
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