1. W. C. WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT PBIS MODEL SITE WE CREATE WINNERS!!!

2. GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI

3. MODEL SCHOOL SITES W. C. Williams Elementary School

4. WE CREATE WINNERS! Mission Statement: The W. C. Williams staff and faculty are dedicated to supporting and promoting positive behavior expectations through teaching, rewards, and modeling. It is our mission to create student success. Through positive behavior supports, our goal is to teach life skills which enable children to deal confidently in our changing world.

5. 2012 – 2013 PBIS MODEL SITE “THE DREAM TEAM”

7. EXPECTATIONS MATRIX SMART CafeteriaRestroomHallwayAuditoriumBusClassroom Seated Get the materials you need before you sit down. Keep your bottom on your seat and your legs in front of you when sitting. Give each other privacy. Face forward. Always walk. Keep your bottom on your seat and your legs in front of you when sitting. Face forward and stay seated. Keep your bottom on your seat and your legs in front of you when sitting. Manners Practice good table manners. Always flush.Stay on the green line.Keep noise levels down. Help others. Maintain personal space. Use kind words. Help others. Share. Attention Stay focused when moving through the line. Report any problems. Follow directions the first time they are given. Show attention to speakers. Follow directions the first time they are given. Be prepared. Complete class work. Respect Wait your turn in line. Wait quietly for your turn. Keep your hands and feet to yourself. Show appropriate responses as needed. Use indoor voice. Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself. Raise your hand. Work quietly and pay attention. Tidy Leave your area clean and throw trash away.

8. PBIS RULES ARE POSTED THROUGHOUT OUR SCHOOL

9. SMART RULES S S is for SEATED, quietly I will be MM is for MANNERS, from you to me AA is for ATTENTION, pay attention and you’ll see RR is for RESPECT, from A to Z TT is for TIDY, clean up around my feet W. C. Williams’ SMART KID, that’s ME!!!

10. CONSEQUENCES First they’ll give a SIGNAL WARNING to me Then OUTSIDE with the teacher I’ll go LOSE ACTIVITY if I make it to three They’ll CALL Mom and Dad, “Oh No!” Now I’m definitely TIMEOUT bound OMG! I’m going to visit MRS. BROWN!

11. W. C. WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 2012-2013 Mississippi P.B.I.S. Model Site Sponsored by REACH MS The University of Southern Mississippi Mississippi Department of Education 2012-2013 Mississippi P.B.I.S. Model Site Sponsored by REACH MS The University of Southern Mississippi Mississippi Department of Education

12. THE WILDCAT STORE School Wide Recognition Program – INCENTIVES!!!

13. OUR DATA IS IMPORTANT! Types of Data Used Behavioral -Office referrals -Major behaviors -Minor behaviors -Suspension -In-school -Out-of-school -Timeout Academic -Assessment results -Student Feedback -Referrals Others -Attendance -Student/Staff/Parent Surveys

14. DATA-BASED DECISIONS Why? -Identify problem behaviors -Proactive decision-making -Collect useful data -Make data-driven changes How? -Enter data weekly -Address areas as data demands

15. REWARDING POSITIVE BEHAVIOR WORKS!!!

16. MEET OUR PRINCIPAL!! MRS. MARY BROWN– SHE’S A WINNING WILDCAT!!! SHE CREATES WINNERS!! Positive ** Persistent ** Proactive ** Prepared

17. MEET SOME OF OUR TEACHERS They Love!! They Laugh!! They Inspire! They Motivate!! Our TEACHERS are WINNING WILDCATS!!

18. MEET OUR PARENTS! It really does take a village to raise a child…

19. BEFORE PBISAFTER PBIS CHANGING BEHAVIORS TO CREATE WINNERS!

20. STUDENT REINFORCEMENT SYSTEM W. C. Williams Elementary School Reinforcement System… All faculty and staff receive a sheet of 18 tickets every morning. They issue these tickets throughout the day to students who are demonstrating positive behavior. Each week, the students “cash in” their tickets for SMART CASH. (10 tickets = 1 SMART BUCK). At the end of each month, the students visit the Wildcat Store to shop and spend their SMART CASH. Students are required to keep their tickets and SMART CASH throughout the month, which also promotes and reinforces responsibility. Our parents have been extremely supportive of our PBIS system at W. C. Williams. By attending parent conferences, parent meetings, volunteering in classrooms and the Wildcat Store, and meeting with our principal, they earn SMART CASH for their children. Parent involvement is a critical part of student success. We encourage our parents to visit our school and play a part in their children’s education.

21. TEACHER REINFORCEMENT SYSTEM W. C. Williams Elementary School Teacher Reinforcement System… Teachers are rewarded tickets from our principal, Mrs. Brown and our Director of Federal Programs, Dr. Lorita Harris, for modeling positive behavior or by classroom observations of students demonstrating positive behavior. These tickets are placed in a monthly drawing for prizes and supplies. The tickets can also be used to purchase items in the Wildcat Store from the teacher’s table.

22. WILDCAT STORE CALENDAR SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday November 16, 2012 December 21, 2012 January 31, 2013 February 28, 2013 March 28, 2013 April 30, 2013 May 22, 2013

23. W. C. WILLIAMS’ WINNING WILDCATS ARE SMART!!!

24. KEEP CALM AND USE PBIS!

25. CONTACT US W.C. Williams Elementary School 1300 Carrollton Avenue Greenwood, Mississippi 38930 Phone: (662) 455-7445 Fax: (662) 455-1475 Principal: Mrs. Mary Brown Counselor: Dr. Sharone Lacy PBIS Contacts: Mrs. Carol Short, Librarian Ms. Deirdre Keys, Science Teacher