State Support Team Region 11 Recognition at 2020 OLAC & PBIS Showcase
The Ohio PBIS Showcase partnered this year with the Ohio Leadership Advisory Council’s Action Forum to host a Leading & Learning Together event.
The Ohio PBIS Network and State Support Teams identify districts and schools that exemplify best practices in the implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). PBIS Award level districts and schools do a superior job of enhancing their school climate and culture in supports of students and their academic achievements. They recognize that improvement in student behavior and achievement requires changes in adult behavior and in school systems.
Being recognized by the state as successfully implementing PBIS with fidelity and sharing it with stakeholders lays the foundation for sustainability.
PBIS Award level districts have easily identifiable characteristics and are consistent in their methods of: 1) maintaining a District level planning team, 2) systematically collecting, reviewing and applying data using a problem-solving process examination of data at the district level, and 3) supporting PBIS implementation at the building level through professional development and coaching supports, and 4) maintaining a certain percentage of their buildings achieving an award.
Ohio recognizes school buildings at three different levels utilizing the School Wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Tiered Fidelity Inventory which is a valid and reliable instrument to measure implementation and sustainability of School Wide PBIS.
Bronze: Document evidence of a comprehensive system of behavioral supports at Tier 1 with a TFI score of at least 70%
Silver: Meet all characteristics of the Bronze level and implement Tier 2 supports with a TFI score of at least 70%
Gold: Meet all characteristics of Bronze and Silver level and also implement Tier 3 supports with a TFI score of at least 70%
State Support Team Region 11 recognized 1 district and 51 buildings in 9 districts, for the 2019-2020 school year.
District Award Winner
Columbus City Schools
Building Award Winners
Gold
Columbus City Schools
Binns Elementary School
East Columbus Elementary School
Georgian Heights Elementary School
Stewart Elementary School
Wedgewood Middle School
Groveport Madison School District
Groveport Elementary School
South-Western City Schools
Franklin Heights High School
Silver
Columbus City Schools
Avalon Elementary School
Cedarwood Elementary School
Colerain Elementary School
Parkmoor Elementary School
Gahanna-Jefferson City Schools
Gahanna Middle School South
Groveport Madison School District
Asbury Elementary School
Lancaster City School District
Gorsuch West Elementary School
Mt Pleasant Elementary School
Newark City Schools
Carson Elementary School
Bronze
Canal Winchester Local School District
Winchester Trails Elementary School
Columbus City Schools
Alpine Elementary School
Avondale Elementary School
Como Elementary School
Eakin Elementary School
Easthaven Elementary School
Forest Park Elementary School
Hubbard Elementary School
Indian Springs Elementary School
Innes Elementary School
Johnson Park Middle School
Leawood Elementary School
Liberty Elementary School
Lindbergh Elementary School
Livingston Elementary School
Mifflin High School
Mifflin Middle School
Northtowne Elementary School
Oakland Park Elementary School
Ridgeview Middle School
Salem Elementary School
Sherwood Middle School
Southwood Elementary School
Valleyview Elementary School
West Mound Elementary School
Westgate Elementary School
Westmoor Middle School
Community Schools
Horizon Science Academy Middle School
Groveport Madison Local Schools
Dunloe Elementary School
Lancaster City Schools
Lancaster High School
Medill Elementary School
Tallmadge Elementary School
Licking Heights Local Schools
Central Middle School
Licking Heights High School
North Elementary School
PBIS Showcase Highlights
Mount Pleasant Elementary School from Lancaster City Schools presented on Setting Up Beginning Tier 2 PBIS Structures and Protocols. Participants were given strategies on how to create the Tier 2 system which led to the creation of a comprehensive Tier 2 Handbook.
Sedalia Elementary School from Groveport Madison School District presented on Fixin' in the FLEX Room – Moving from Paper to Action in our PBIS Plan. Attendees were given strategies to lower suspension rates, increase social-emotional programming and increasing moral in their school.
