PBIS Tier 1 Universal Team Training
Registration Closed.
Last Date to Register: 1/16/2013 12:01 AM
Last Date to Cancel: 1/16/2013 12:01 AM
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Objectives
The school PBIS Team, including administrator and coaches, participate in these 2 training days which consists of intense, interactive activity-based preparation for implementation of school-wide PBIS. These are guided team work days to begin developing the materials needed for PBIS Kick-Off and implementation.
Understand the essential components of school-wide positive support systems that provide behavior supports to all students.
- Review discipline data (Big Five graphs) and begin the process of data-based decision-making to meet student needs
- Review the impact of student behavior on academic outcomes
- Discuss and plan school-wide practices and procedures that encourage students to engage in positive behavior and discourage problem behavior
- Identify 3-5 school-wide behavioral expectations/rules
- Begin to develop definitions of school-wide behavioral expectations by location (matrix)
- Begin process of turning new behavioral expectations/rules into teachable lesson plans
Target Audience
Building level Universal team that includes: Building administrator, external and internal coaches, regular education teachers that represent grade levels, special education teacher, social worker and/or psychologist, specials teacher, paraprofessional and family members.
Preparation
- Forms and processes related to discipline policy and practices
- Discipline data
- Laptop for team use
Workshop presenters: Peg Mazeika & Rachel Saladis, PBIS Regional Technical Assistance Coordinators.
Registration fees:
- $2200 for a school-based team of 6-8 individuals. This fee includes Days 1, 2, and 3, Coaches Training and SWIS Training; plus
- flash drives will be provided for each participant
Note: Additional team members may attend for $100 per person for all trainings, meals and facilities.
Content questions? Contact Michele Yates-Wickus at (608) 742-8814, ext 296, or email yatesm@cesa5.org