A Year Of PBIS in Southern Maryland Schools

1. A Year Of PBIS in Southern Maryland Schools

2. Tier 3 What is the function? Individual Counseling RTI Hiatus Working with families Are we ready to move forward to the next level? Tier 2 Check In Check Out, Assessing ISS outcomes Guidance Groups based on data PRIM during team meetings Using your data…. Evaluating using SAMI Tier 1 Universals Faculty Rewards Total school by-in Moving from external to intrinsic New Student Orientation using student ambassadors School-wide bullying prevention Involving with families

3. Only too happy to help!

4. Time with staff rewards

5. Every school has one

6. St Mary’s County

7. Greenview Knolls Elementary School - Exemplar • Scored 100% on School-wide Evaluation Tool (SET) Spring 2008 • 31% reduction in BMC referrals from last year (Aug-Apr data, both years) • 93% of students have never been referred to BMC this year • 47% decrease in ODRs (Aug-Apr data, both years) 12 ODRs to date (4/10/08)

10. Town Creek Elementary School -Exemplar • 87% reduction in referrals over the last 5 years, since PBIS implementation • 3 ODRs as of 2/25/08 • 59% decrease in ODRs from 05/06 to 06/07 • Scored 100% on School-wide Evaluation Tool (SET) Spring 2008

12. Spring Ridge Middle School -Exemplar • 25% reduction in ODRs from 05/06 to 06/07 • Reduced suspensions by 33% from 05/06 to 06/07 • Scored 99% on School-wide Evaluation Tool (SET) Spring 2008 • Discipline referrals in February dropped 49% from last year

13. Spring Ridge MS held flag football games as a quarterly awards activities

14. Spring Ridge’s Most popular cheerleader

15. Spring Ridge bulletin boards in the school lobby

17. Lexington Park Elementary School - Exemplar • In-school suspensions down 35% from 2006 • Scored 100% on School-wide Evaluation Tool (SET) Spring 2008 • Attendance has improved from 94.1% in 06/07 to 95.2% for the 07/08 year thus far. • Percentage of students with disabilities who have received one or more office referrals decreased from 27% in 06/07 to 24% to date in 07/08

20. Park Hall Elementary - Exemplar • The number of schoolwide peace days the students have earned has increased every year for the past three years; last year there were 128 schoolwide peace days • 95% of student body attends PBIS Assemblies • Currently we have had over 18,000 Eagle Eyes redeemed just this year for good behavior • Scored 100% on School-wide Evaluation Tool (SET) Spring 2008

22. Park Hall Elementary - Exemplar • African American students scoring proficient on MSA increased from 48.4% in 2006 to 57.1% in 2007. • In 2007, 51.6% of the students with disabilities scored proficient on the MSA as compared to 47.1% in 2006

25. Esperanza Middle School - Exemplar • Attendance is the highest it has been in the past three years at 95.4%. • Scored 91% on School-wide Evaluation Tool (SET) Spring 2008

28. Green Holly Elementary – Green Ribbon • In Year 1, 88% of classroom teachers, administrators, and specialty area teachers are participating actively in PBIS implementation. • Scored 59% on Pre-SET, Spring 2007; scored 99% on Year 1 SET, Spring 2008

30. Calvert County Public Schools

31. Green Ribbon Huntington Elementary School

33. Windy Hill Elementary School Green Ribbon

35. Green Ribbon Northern Middle School

36. Faculty Reward Parking

37. Green Ribbon Huntingtown High School

39. Green Ribbon Windy Hill Middle School

40. Doughnuts make great incentives

41. Banner Calvert Country School

43. Banner Dowell Elementary School

44. Winter dances as rewards

45. Even Staff enjoy the dancing!

46. Banner Patuxent Elementary School

47. Food works well with staff too!

48. Banner Plum Point Middle School