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At Wellwood we believe that all students
have the right to learn in a calm environment where safety is
maintained. It is the responsibility of every member of the school
family: staff, students, and parents to ensure that the school
environment is conducive to learning. To that end, Wellwood implements
the nationally recognized program - Positive Behavioral Interventions
and Supports (P.B.I.S.).
Code
of Conduct
The Four Be’s
1.
Be kind
2.
Be safe
3.
Be respectful
4.
Be responsible
The Code of Conduct is the basis for behavior school-wide. Specific ways to demonstrate the Four Be's (the teaching matrix) will be taught and reinforced throughout the school year.
When the expectations of the Code of Conduct are not met, a hierarchy of consequences commences. All classroom and special area teachers will follow the same hierarchy. If a student’s behavior violates the code of conduct a staff member will mark their behavior calendar to indicate the level of hierarchy. This calendar will go home nightly for a parent signature.
Hierarchy
of Consequences
Level 1:
warning
Level 2:
time out desk
Level 3:
time out desk or go to another room & fill out reflection form to be signed by parent
Level 4:
office referral
Office
discipline will also follow a hierarchy of consequences.
For more information about what each level means and suggested parent responses, please click on the Explanation of Behavior Levels.
Celebrating
Positive Behavior
Monthly
Celebration: There will be a reward/celebration for the students who meet a monthly
goal based on their behavior calendar.
Students will be invited to a fun 30-45 minute event.
Students who do not attain the monthly goal will stay in their
classrooms for behavior/social skills lessons.
Bit O’ Honeys: All students will be able to earn incentives for good behavior throughout the day. Staff members will carry Bit O’ Honey coupons and give them out to students who exhibit this behavior. Students may also get special Bit O'Honeys worth 3 for showing good behavior in the hallway.
Bit O' Honey store: Every two weeks students will be able to go to the Bit O' Honey store and trade in their Bit O' Honeys for prizes. Check your child's behavior calendar for when the store will be open.
Wellwood Be-Keepers Club: Every week teachers will select students who are following the 4 Be's of the Code of Conduct. These students will become members of the Be-Keepers Club and get their picture posted for the week.
Behavior
Support
An essential segment of the P.B.I.S.
program is teaching students the behaviors and social skills that they
will need to be successful in school. Through modeling, discussion
and direct instruction teachers and guidance counselors will help students master
these important lessons.