pbis universal system braunleann fujimotosean mullinschiddix jr. highnormal, ilwww.unit5.org/cjhs

1. NANCY BRAUN LEANN FUJIMOTO SEAN MULLINS CHIDDIX JR. HIGH NORMAL, IL WWW.UNIT5.ORG/CJHS PBISUniversal System

3. Definition of a Charger

4. History of PBIS at Chiddix Starting 7th year Six Original members Took two years to function at Universal Now fully implementing at first two tiers Phase 2 of Tertiary Six Administrators & three Superintendents over seven year time period Redistricting and added 6th graders

5. Staff Buy-In Triangle describes faculty too! Teachers also need prizes! Staff surveys give teachers a voice. Encourage and praise those using PBIS.

6. PBIS + RtI The RtI model brought about the blending of the two initiatives Acedemics and behavior have a profound effect on each other

7. PBIS + RtI A student is made up of both sides of the triangle Success occurs with both sides are addressed together, not separately

8. Team Make-Up 20 Members 2 Administrators 9 Regular Education 6 Special Education 1 Foreign Language 1 Librarian 1 Guidance Teachers represent different academic teams Each person brings unique talents and knowledge to the table

9. Meetings First and third Thursday mornings Meeting dates set 1 member sends out reminders Internal Coach leads 1 member takes/keeps notes Communication through e-mail Universal/Secondary combined this year Secondary will meet separately next year

10. Internal Coach�s Binder Current Coaches Manual External Coach and TAC information Internal Coaches Information District training Calendar Central Region Training Calendar

11. Internal Coach�s Binder Area Network Calendar Budget information and Account Number Newsletter Section PBIS Data Collection schedule A copy of each tool and when it is due

12. Communication with Staff � Early and Often E-mail Institute days and faculty meetings Daily announcements Posters Teachers give information to students Bulletin board Team Binders

13. Team Binder Each academic team PE, FL, Music, PA Assembled at last work day Distributed at last institute day Divided into sections according to tiers

14. Universal Calendar

16. Universal Calendar PBIS Triangle Red Slip Flowcharts

18. Universal Calendar PBIS Triangle Red Slip Flowcharts Reflection Paper

20. Universal Calendar PBIS Triangle Red Slip Flowcharts Reflection Paper Organizer Rubric School Wide Reading Strategies Data

21. Universal Calendar PBIS Triangle Red Slip Flowcharts Reflection Paper Organizer Rubric School Wide Reading Strategies Data

22. Universal - Data

25. Secondary and RtI Charger Academy

27. Secondary and RtI Charger Academy RtI Definition Motivational Behavior Assessments Individual Behavior Tracking Suggestions Targeted Intervention Plan Academic Summary Form Intervention Triangle and Menu

28. Tertiary Tertiary/Wraparound definition Tertiary Level Steps Life Domain Areas for Wrap Planning Data Collection Forms Functional Behavior Assessment Forms Student directed interview Building the Support Plan

29. Teaming Team Meeting Notes Template Things Great Teams Do Responsibilities for Team Members Things On Which Team Members Should Agree Tools for Building Team Identity Ways to spend team meeting time Ways to use common planning time

30. Student Completed Motivational Scales Reflection Papers with Red Slips ODR�s Parent Communication Behavior Plans

31. Professional Development PBIS Websites Suggested Reading Accommodations and Modifications Overview

32. Field Trips Field Trip Procedures Field Trip Request Forms Field Trip Contracts

33. Teaching Universal Concepts to Adults in the Building New teacher training Administrator meets with caf� workers Academic teams remind each other Posters are in each classroom Posters and expectations hanging in the hall PBIS expectations in sub folders Pamphlets and information given to parents at Open House PBIS information and links on CJHS website

34. Teaching Universal Concepts to Students in the Building Administrator talks with each team Team teachers teach class and hall behavior (walk, hands, quiet) Caf� supervisors teach lunch behaviors PE teachers teach locker room expectations Administrator reviews and compliments behaviors throughout the year

35. Teaching Universal Concepts to Students at Home

36. Students are introduced to the expectations of the school through a fun video starting teachers!

37. Why are we successful? Fun Division of labor Diversity of strengths and talents Clear expectations taught Consistent consequences Rewards from student feedback Use of faculty ideas

39. Charger Choice Awards Goes to those going above & beyond Respect, Responsible, and Safe Structured and Unstructured settings Faculty dialog about usage Placed in teacher mailboxes

40. Charger Choice Awards - Immediate School supplies in office Cut to the front of the lunch line Get into a sporting event for free Free popcorn on popcorn days

41. Charger Choice Awards - Intermittent Monthly drawings at lunch Prizes donated by parents, teachers, and local businesses Administrator emcees Sample prizes: gift cards, hats, spirit wear, teachers take a fitness day for student, free passes to local business, discount coupons to local business

42. Quarterly Awards Passing* all classes and no major consequences from the office 1st quarter- Ice cream at lunch 2nd quarter- Movie at the high school 3rd quarter- Pop at lunch 4th quarter- Field day

43. Postcards Designed by a PBIS member Pre-cut and stamped Address labels Goal: Every student gets one at some time in the year

44. Teacher Awards Monthly drawings Choice parking for a month Gift cards Free hour with administrative cover

45. Data Collection - Minors �Red Slips� recorded by ACE (Academic & Character Enhancement) Supervisor Reported weekly through e-mail Teachers talk to kids Administrators make announcements Group interventions or TIPS

46. Data Collection - Majors ODR�s entered into Skyward by ACE supervisor Discipline reports available for parent and teacher viewing through Skyward