


			School-Wide Positive Behavior School-Wide Positive Behavior is a framework for making decisions and problem solving to support behaviors. It is not a curriculum, not an intervention, not a practice. It is more a process to change a culture of a school to support positive behavior. SWPB Basic Practices: 1. There is a common purpose and approach to discipline. 2. There is a clear set of positive expectations and behaviors. 3. There are procedures for teaching expected behavior. 4. There is a continuum of procedures for encouraging expected behavior. 5. There is a continuum of procedures for discouraging inappropriate behavior. 6. There are procedures for on-going monitoring and evaluation. SW Kansas Schools Implementing SWPB: 1. Ulysses High School 2. Elkhart Elementary 3. Deerfield Elementary 4. Syracuse Elementary SWPB Links: http://www.pbis.org http://www.pent.ca.gov http://kansasmtss.org http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbdczlZ-JeU The Syracuse Journal - article on PUPS (pdf) Satanta TRIBE Members & TRIBE Expectations