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| SW-PBS Home |
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| Bronze Award Winners 2009-2010 & 2010-2011 School Year. |
Previously, school-wide discipline
has focused mainly
on reacting to specific student
misbehavior by implementing
punishment-based
strategies including reprimands,
loss of privileges,
office referrals, suspensions,
and expulsions. Research has
shown that the implementation
of punishment, especially
when it is used inconsistently
and in the absence
of other positive strategies, is
ineffective. Introducing, modeling, and reinforcing
positive social behavior is an
important aspect of a student’s
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Teaching behavioral
expectations and recognizing
students for following them
is a much more positive approach
than waiting for misbehavior
to occur before responding. The purpose of
school-wide PBS is to establish
a climate in which appropriate
behavior is the
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| The Henry County R-I Schools have been given a great opportunity to take the lead in the implementation of a Behavioral Strategy that is currently making its way through the educational system. Henry County R-I is the first high school in Central RPDC to implement the Positive Behavioral Supports. We are one of only 18 high schools implementing PBS in the state of Missouri. This strategy is a school wide system that is based on reinforcing positive behaviors as they occur and modeling the correct behavior when it does not. |
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| Philosophy | ||
| The purpose of the intervention
strategy is to allow students
a first hand opportunity
to view how positive
behavior is perceived and
treated by society as a whole.
Create an environment in
which instructional opportunities exist for all involved with Henry County R-1 Schools. As a District our focus is on student achievement and behavior plays a key role in how successful a student can be in the classroom this is one of the primary reasons for the implementation of the PBS program. |
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| PBIS Information Video | ||
| PBIS Funny Video | ||
| PBIS PowerPoint Presentation | ||
| PBIS Handbook |
Superintendent's Office I 210 North Street I Windsor, MO 65360
Mr. Kevin Sandlin, Superintendent I 660-647-3533 I Fax 660-647-2711
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