1. PBIS
It’s all about pride!
BE Responsible, Respectful, and Safe.

2. The Mighty Mustang Says:
OUR PBIS CORE VALUES
The Mighty Mustang Says:
BE RESPONSIBLE
BE RESPECTFUL
BE SAFE

3. What is PBIS?
PBIS is:
a positive behavior management process to create safer and more effective schools.
a system of clear school wide expectations with consequences and incentives.
intervention when you need help.
recognition and celebration for your successes!

4. What does PBIS do for you?
Students are recognized and praised for positive behaviors.
gifts, opportunities to participate in special events, school supplies, materials, etc.
Students receive interventions to help them refocus their unsuccessful behaviors.
teacher-student conference, parent contact, reflections, parent conference, administrative referral.

5. How Does PBIS Work?
All students follow the same set of rules and expectations throughout all areas in the building.
These rules and expectations are displayed as a matrix, which is posted in every hallway and classroom.
When students follow the rules and expectations, they are recognized.
When students do not follow the rules, there are planned consequences to help them get back on track.

6. KSE PBIS Expectations Matrix
Remember!
The Mighty Mustang says, “Be Respectful! Be Responsible! Be Safe!”
KSE PBIS Expectations Matrix
Classroom
Cafeteria
Bathrooms
Hallways
Buses
Library/
Computer Lab
School Grounds
Respect
-Follow directions
-Raise your hand
-Use appropriate language
-Use appropriate tone
-Keep your hands & feet to yourself
-Listen to adults
-Exhibit good table manners
-Keep food on your plate or in your mouth
-Keep food in cafeteria
-Respect the privacy of others
-Keep the facilities clean
-Keep hands & feet to yourself
-Observe personal bubble space
-Listen to adults in hallway
-Use your quiet inside voice
-Wait in line
-Listen to the bus driver
-Share seats
-Raise your hand to be recognized
-Follow adult directions
-Obey fire drill procedures
Responsibility
-Employ active listening
-Participate actively
-Stay in designated area
-Clean up your eating area
- Do your business & leave -Flush the toilet
-Throw trash in appropriate receptacles
- Wash hands
-Carry a valid hall pass
-Go straight to your destination
-Use you own locker
-Pick up litter
-Stay seated while the bus is moving
-Keep your body and belongings inside the bus
-Follow Media Center & Computer Lab Rules
-Use equipment correctly
-Access only appropriate websites
-Dispose of trash in appropriate receptacles
Safety
-Wait in line for your turn
-Report problems,
vandalism, etc.
-Walk on the right
-Wear appropriate shoes at all times
-Enter and exit in an orderly fashion
-Stay in your seat
-Report any incidents

7. What is a “Mustang Buck”?

8. How can you earn “Mustang Bucks”?
Students will be recognized for appropriate behaviors such as:
speaking in an appropriate tone of voice in class
walking on the right side of the hallway
waiting patiently in line in the cafeteria
being quiet and respectful during assembly
picking up litter without being told to do so
using outside equipment appropriately

9. Who awards students with “Mustang Bucks”?
All staff including:
teachers
substitute teachers
aides
main office staff
cafeteria staff
custodians

10. Where will students spend their Mustang Bucks?
At the Mustang Store!
Located in the Snack Stand in the Gym
Open one Wednesday a month during lunch recess
Items priced according to value

11. Items students may purchase in the Mustang Store:
Sports Balls
Candy
Food & Drinks
Paint
Headphones
Jewlery
School Supplies
Games
Dry Erase Boards
Toys
Many more items not listed!

12. Additional PBIS Privileges: (besides parties)
Faculty vs. 8th grade Games
Students who show pride in our school and the PBIS rules and expectations will be able to attend PBIS faculty vs. 8th grade sporting events.
Office referrals may result in a lost to these events.
Concessions will be sold, music played, and games such as volleyball or softball will be played.
Students will be able to show their support to either the faculty or 8th graders by wearing the designated colors for their favorite team.

13. ''Any time you have an opportunity to make a difference in this world and you don't, then you are wasting your time on Earth.'‘ Roberto Clemente
Powerpoint Presentation edited from PBIS.org