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PBIS: Positive Behavior Intervention s and Support & Patriot P.R.I.D.E.

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PBIS: Positive Behavior Interventions and Support & Patriot P.R.I.D.E. FD Purpose/Vision Statement. To create a positive school environment and community of learners and staff who foster pride in academic and social successes by empowering students to persevere, be respectful, uphold - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PBIS: Positive Behavior Interventions and Support & Patriot P.R.I.D.E.

PBIS: PositiveBehaviorInterventions andSupport&Patriot P.R.I.D.E.

FD Purpose/Vision StatementTo create a positive schoolenvironment and community oflearners and staff who foster pridein academic and social successesby empowering students topersevere, be respectful, upholdintegrity, be dependable and strivefor excellence.Patriot Pride

Perseverance RespectIntegrityDependabilityExcellenceGoal:Learn and review what P stands for in PRIDE

Meaning of the P in PRIDEEssential Question: What exactly does the P in PRIDE stand for?P in PRIDE stand for Perseverance

perseverance [pur-suh-veer-uhns] noun steady persistence in a course of action, a purpose, a state, etc., especially in spite of difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement

or injuriesP is for PerseverancePerseverance Video

Place your mouse over the bottom to press playWhat Does Perseverance Look Like at FDClassroomCafeteriaHallwayLibraryPerseveranceFinish assignments, even when theyre difficultWork for improvementnot perfectionFocus on priorities, not distractionsHead directly to cafeteriaArrive on time to lunchLeave when the bell ringsMove toward your goalLeave the library when the bell rings to make it to class on timeFocus on assignments and reading, not distractionsReminders(areas for improvement)Cafeteria ExpectationElectronic Device Policy/Cell Phone

What does P.R.I.D.E. look like in the cafeteria?PerseveranceHead directly to cafeteriaArrive on time to lunchLeave when the bell ringsRespectSpeak and act politelyCooperate with cafeteria personnelRespect others personal space and belongingsWait in line patientlySit appropriatelyIntegrityClean your own areaAttend your scheduled lunch onlyEncourage others to do the sameRefrain from inappropriate physical contactDependabilityPlan aheadGet your order readyHave the correct payment readyUse trash cans ExcellenceEncourage others to act appropriatelyPick up trash even if its not yoursMeet new people!Electronic Device PolicySchool Board Policy RemindersTo assure order in campus operation, accessories such as headphones and ear buds are only allowed to be used by the student in the cafeteria before school and in the cafeteria during lunch periods, provided the student is still able to respond to auditory commands communicated by school personnel. Students must still follow all school rules while operating communication devices. Not being able to hear or see directives will never serve as an acceptable excuse for non-compliance. These accessories are expected to be secured and out of sight during class transitions in the hallway and within the classroom unless the teacher has granted permission for instructional use. Electronic Device PolicySchool Board Policy RemindersMaking phone calls prohibitedStudents shall not use personal electronic devices to capture video, audio, or photos of other people at school unless used under the guidance of a teacher and related to curriculum objectives. The posting of those photographs and/or video will result in disciplinary consequences.

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