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School-wide Expectations

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Positive Behavior Support

Roadrunner implements a Positive Behavior Support System in which consistency of behavior will be expected throughout all parts of the school community.

The Roadrunner PBIS program has validated the benefits of directly teaching students our expectations, and acknowledging appropriate behaviors. This has paid off with a significantly reduced number of discipline incidents on our campus.

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Expected Behaviors By Area

  Parent Drop Off/Pick-Up Library Playground
Be Respectful ● Use quiet voices
● Follow directions from adults

Life Skills
● Wait patiently.

● Use quiet voices
● Follow directions
● Enter quietly

Life Skills
● Be aware of appropriate voice level
● Following directions

● Use sportsmanship
● Arguments leave the game until resolved
● Follow adult directions

Life Skills
● Feel proud of others, even if  you don’t win
● Ability to display good sportsmanship
● Create positive and supportive relationships with other students

Be Responsible ● Morning - Go directly to the cafeteria after exiting your car
● Dismissal - Go directly to parent pick-up area and watch for your ride

Life Skills
● Promptly walk to where you need to be.
● Be self-aware.

● Take good care of books
● Put materials away in proper place
● Return books on time
● Leave library clean and neat

Life Skills
● Utilize materials appropriately and returning them to their proper place
● Leave the space as you found it

● Put equipment away
● Be a problem solver
● Report problems to adults

Life Skills
● Students use Kelso’s Choices to resolve conflicts.
● Cleaning up after oneself
● Demonstrate the ability to assume responsibility if something happens

Be Safe

● Walk to/from your car
● Use crosswalk when crossing drop off lane
● Morning - Wait until you are at the sidewalk before exiting your car
● Dismissal - Wait for an adult to excuse you

Life Skills
● Be mindful of your surroundings.
● Keep safety rules in mind.

● Walk
● Keep hands, feet and objects to self

Life Skills
● Walk
● Keep hands, feet and objects to self
 

● Follow game/activity rules
● Use equipment appropriately

Life Skills
● Being aware of own personal space and others
● Reporting unsafe behaviors to a staff
● Demonstrate effective coping skills when faced with a problem

Be Kind

● Use kind words when talking to others
● Be a positive peer role model for others

Life Skills
● Use appropriate manners.
● Lead by example.

● Help a classmate find good books
● Use kind words

Life Skills
● Use kind words
● Be helpful to classmates

● Stay and help others who are hurt
● Use kind words
● Include others

Life Skills
● Feel proud of others, even if you don’t win
● Using affirmations
● Use effective collaboration and cooperation skills

  Walkways Office Assembly
Be Respectful

● Stay on walkway
● Go straight to destination
● Line up peacefully

Life Skills
● Appropriate voice level
● Being aware of personal space
● Wait patiently

● Remove hats
● Wait your turn
● Enter quietly use voice level 1

Life Skills
● Understanding social norms and etiquette

● Hands in your lap and face forward
● Sit on your bottom

Life Skills
● Feel proud of others, even if you don’t win
● Using manners
Be Responsible

● Keep rocks in rock area
● Pick up litter
● Have a pass when required

Life Skills
● Taking pride and care of school property
● Picking up trash, even if it doesn’t belong to you
● Report vs. Tatt

● Have a pass
● Stay seated and follow directions
● Bring a note if you have a change in plans

Life Skills
● Having self-awareness
● Being prepared
● Demonstrate ability to assume responsibility

● Be on time
● Enter cafeteria using voice level 0 or 1
● Follow directions from your teacher

Life Skills
● Be a role model for others
● Voice level management

Be Safe

● Keep hands, feet and object to self
● Walk quietly

Life Skills
● Walking quietly (straight line, eyes forward)
● Going straight to and from destination
● Safe and kind language
● Be aware of surrounding (see something, say something)
● Walking in appropriate areas
● Waiting for an adult before entering a room

● Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself
● Clean up after yourself

Life Skills
● Demonstrate self-discipline and self-control
● Taking pride of your space and school

● Keep hands and feet out of aisle
● Walk in line

Life Skills
● Report unsafe behavior to an adult immediately
● Respecting others’ personal space

 

 

Be Kind

● Help others
● Use kind words
● Greet others appropriately

Life Skills
● Kind words
● Manners: Hold the door for
someone, say excuse me, wait patiently for a line

● Use appropriate language
● Use manners (please, thank you, excuse me)
● hold the door open for others

Life Skills
● Recognize the impact of your words and actions
● Understanding social norms and etiquette

● Be an active listener
● Use a quiet signal if others are talking
● Applaud appropriately

Life Skills
● Feel proud of others, even if you don’t win
● Being concerned for the needs of others

  Bathrooms Cafeteria Classrooms
Be Respectful

● Use quiet voices
● Wait patiently

Life Skills
● Kelso’s Choices
● Reporting vs. Tattling
● I -messages
● How to respect privacy
● Telling an adult that there is vandalism or damage
●Voice level management
● Time management
● Honesty

 

● Enter quietly
● Wait patiently
● Use quiet voices
● Follow adult directions

Life Skills
● Students understand appropriate indoor voice levels of 1 or 2.
● Students do not touch or take food from others that doesn’t belong to them.
● Students can use Kelso’s Choices.

● Enter quietly
● Follow directions
● Use quiet voice

Life Skills
● Respond to reminders for redirection
● Be mindful of others and their belongings

Be Responsible ● Flush
● Return to class promptly
● Report messes or problems

Life Skills
● Telling an adult that there is vandalism or damage
●Voice level management
● Time management
● Honesty

● Know your number
● Clean up your area

Life Skills
● Students know to clean up after themselves and dispose of their waste in the trash can.

● Students are prepared with the items they need before they arrive at the cafeteria and sit down to eat.

● Be on time
● Use materials appropriately
● Be prepared and organized
● Do your best
● Report unsafe situations
● Be on task

Life Skills
● Be aware of what is happening in the classroom
● Advocate for yourself (tools, brain break, space)
● Set goals for success
● Take care of personal and school property

Be Safe

● Wash hands with soap and water appropriately
● Put trash in bin

Life Skills
● Proper hygiene practices
● Spatial self management
● Be an Upstander not a Bystander

● Walk
● Keep hands, feet and objects to self

Life Skills
● Students will report spills on the floor to an adult.

● Students understand that when indoors they always need to walk.

● Keep hands, feet and object to self
● Always walk
● Clean up after self

Life Skills
● Be aware of personal space
● Use safe and kind language, both in person and when using technology

Be Kind

● Give others privacy
● Be considerate

Life Skills
● Picking up trash Waiting patiently

● Help others
● Use manners
● Include others

Life Skills
● Students are using “please” and “thank you”.
● Students have awareness of others' personal space.
● Students invite others to not sit alone.

 

● Use kind words
● Help others
● Praise others

Life Skills
● Consider the feelings of others
● Notice when someone needs help