PBIS Information

PBIS: The Big Idea:

Positive Behavior Intervention and Support is an approach for teaching children appropriate behavior and providing the supports necessary to sustain that behavior.  PBIS is not a curriculum - it is a framework for systems to identify needs, develop strategies, and evaluate practice toward success.

PBIS Goals:

  • Foster a safe, more effective school environment

  • Promote the prevention of disciples/behavior problems

  • Encourage natural success

  • Teach and support positive behavior for all students

Download Brochure here:    PBIS Brochure

Sammy Tickets:

The Sycolin Creek staff loves catching students demonstrating the expected behavior!  Students will be celebrated by receiving a Sammy ticket.  When the entire class demonstrates the expected behavior, they can earn a Class Sammy Ticket, too!

When a class earns 100 tickets, the class name is shared on the announcements and they earn a special reward in their classroom for the entire class to enjoy.     

Sycolin Creek mascot

How can Parents be involved with PBIS at home?

Encourage your child to show the three anchors at home: 

  • Respect Yourself

  • Respect Others

  • Respect Property

Talk about the expected behaviors in the different areas of our school. 

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Has your student earned a Sammy Ticket at school? 

  • Look for the ticket to come home to share with you. 

  • Ask them to share how they earned to the ticket. What did they specifically do to earn it?

  • Celebrate! 

Show our school how your child is showing Sammy Respect at home. Email or send in examples to Email Brittney Bryan. 

PBIS example

School Wide PBIS

Fun Dining

Each day, students are given the opportunity to move toward a celebration.  During the first quarter, students work to score a touchdown as a class by following the expected behavior in the cafeteria each day for 10 days.  After scoring a touchdown, the class name is celebrated on the announcements and their name is added for a chance to have fun dining with Mr. Racino, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Bryan.  Good luck Salamanders!