MONTANA BEHAVIORAL INITIATIVE
MBI is a proactive approach in creating behavioral supports and a social culture that establishes social, emotional, and academic success for all students.
MBI uses the Response to Intervention model which is a 3-tiered system of support and a problem solving process to assist schools in meeting the needs of and effectively educating all students.
"Data-based decision-making aligns curricular instruction and behavioral supports to student and staff needs. Schools applying MBI/PBIS begin by establishing clear expectations for behavior that are taught, modeled, and reinforced across all settings and by all staff. This provides a host environment that supports the adoption and sustained use of effective academic and social/emotional instruction. MBI/PBIS has proven its effectiveness and efficiency as an Evidence-Based Practice (Surai and Horner, 2007)
PAWS is the acronym for the Cascade theme:
Positive Attitude
Act responsibly
Work Ethic
Show Respect
PAWS SCHEDULE:
Monday Organize and plan for the week and check grades and missing work.
Tuesday PAWS Lesson
Wednesday Drop everything and read.
Thursday Study skills and work catch up.
PAWS ACTIVITES:
-Sponsor Holiday door decorations. (picture 1627)
-Rewards assemblies to recognize students that have demonstrated positive behaviors. (pictures: 1791 & 1807)
-School wide themes, lessons and inspiration.
-PAWS cafe to raise money for school activities.
-Can collections and recycling.
-PAWS Badger Pride Kickball Tournament.
