Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support (SW-PBS) is a proactive approach to put behavioral/social skills strategies in place for all students while also building in support for those at risk for and/or those who receive special education services.

MO SW-PBS Workbook and Resources

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Overview of SW-PBS

Administrative Support, Participation & Leadership

Common Purpose & Approach to Discipline

Clear Set of Positive Expectations

Procedures for Teaching Expected Behaviors

Continuum of Procedures for Encouraging Expected Behaviors

Continuum of Procedures for Discouraging Inappropriate Behaviors

Procedures for Ongoing Monitoring

8 Classroom Effective Practices

Culturally Responsive Practices (CRP)

Family Engagement


Overview of Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support (SW-PBS)

MO SW-PBS provides a link to examples of 7 Essential Component products from individual exemplar schools as a service/resource to PBISMissouri.org website visitors. The content of the individual websites is at the discretion of the schools creating them.

Foundational Information
Workbook and Related Resources
Other Resources and Examples
School Examples

What is SW-PBS?

What is the History of SW-PBS in Missouri?

Is Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support an Evidence Based Practice?  (PBIS National Center)

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Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) National Center

What is Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support?  (PBIS National Center)

How does my school Get Started in MO SW-PBS?

Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support: Implementer's Blueprint & Self-Assessment (PBIS National Center)

Evaluation Blueprint for Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support  (PBIS National Center)

Why is it Prudent and Practical to Implement SW-PBS?


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Administrative Support, Participation & Leadership

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources and Examples
School Examples

How is Administrative Leadership pivotal to successful SW-PBS implementation?

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Chapter 1 Appendices - NONE

Administrative Classroom Walk Throughs

Evaluating the Time Saved as an Index of Cost Effectiveness in PBIS Schools (PBIS National Center Newsletter)

Academic Achievement & the Implementation of SW-PBS (PBIS National Center Newsletter)

Derby Ridge Elementary, Columbia Public School District: Staff PBS Handbook
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Common Purpose & Approach to Discipline

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources and Examples
School Examples
How does effective SW-PBS leadership team functioning lead to improved implementation and ultimately student outcomes?
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 Chapter 2 Appendices

Why it's Prudent & Practical to Implement SW-PBS?

MO SW-PBS State Team Meeting Norms

MO SW-PBS State Team Action Plan Overview

Westchester Elementary, Kirkwood School District: PRIDE Overview

Ray Miller Elementary, Kirksville School District: SW-PBS Overview and Expectations

Lewis Elementary, Excelsior Springs School District:  Aligning SW-PBS implementation to Comprehensive School Improvement Plan (CSIP)

Excelsior Springs Middle School, Excelsior Springs School District: Pyramid of Interventions

Lebanon High School, Lebanon School District: Overview  & Action Plan

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Clear Set of Positive Expectations

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples
Why is a common language and experience important for the behavioral and academic success of ALL students?

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Kirksville Primary, Kirksville School District: Matrix Example

Excelsior Springs Middle School, Excelsior Springs School District: Matrix Example

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Procedures for Teaching Expected Behaviors

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples
Why is it important for schools to systematically teach social skills to ALL students?

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Rock Bridge Elementary, Columbia Public School District: Cool Tool  social skill lesson plans

Excelsior Springs Middle School, Excelsior Springs School District: Lesson Schedule

Lewis Elementary, Excelsior Springs School District: Lesson Plans

Saeger Middle School, Francis Howell School District: Lesson Plans

Wyman Elementary, Rolla Public Schools: Overview & Smile and Wave Videos

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Continuum of Procedures for Encouraging Expected Behaviors

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples

"Why is it important to acknowledge appropriate behaviors after they have been taught?  How do we establish a system for recognition?"

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Continuum of Procedures for Discouraging Inappropriate Beaviors

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples

"Appropriate behaviors have been taught and recognized but what about students who display inappropriate behaviors?"

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Derby Ridge Elementary, Columbia Public School District: Flow Chart for Supporting Student Success
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Procedures for Ongoing Monitoring

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples
What role does a consistent Data Decision Making process play in successful SW-PBS implementation?

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Team Implementation Checklist (TIC)

School Safety Survey (SSS)

Self-Assessment Survey (SAS)

Office Discipline Referral (ODR)

Benchmarks of Quality (BoQ)

MO SW-PBS Data Collection Schedule 2011-2012

PBIS Surveys

Office Discipline Referrals

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8 Classroom Effective Practices

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples

Chapter 8 - Classroom Effective Practices

8 Effective Classroom Practices Training Mini-Modules

Universal Positive Behavior Support  for the Classroom (PBIS National Center Newsletter)

Video Resources from the University of Louisville:

Expectations and Rules (Communicating High Expectations) 

Procedures and Routines

Positive Feedback

Correction

Opportunities to Respond 

Active Supervision

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Culturally Responsive Practices (CRP)

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples

Information regarding Culturally Responsive Practices (CRP) is embedded throughout the MO SW-PBS Tier 1 Workbook rather than being provided as standalone content.

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Family Engagement

Foundational Information Workbook and Related Resources Other Resources School Examples

Families & SW-PBS

School, Family, & Community Partnerships  (PBIS National Center)

3G - Home Matrix Template MS Word Document

Derby Ridge Elementary, Columbia Public Schools: Parent PBS Handbook

Saeger Middle School, Francis Howell School District: Parent Guide

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