1.11 Student/Family/Community Involvement
Stakeholders (students, families, and community members) provide input on universal foundations (e.g., expectations, consequences, acknowledgements) at least every 12 months.
Ohio’s PBIS Family Engagement Rubric
These rubrics provide school PBIS teams with information and a consistent way to measure family engagement within their PBIS framework. They are designed to assist school teams with identifying the areas relating to PBIS and family engagement that are well established and those areas that need to be strengthened. Teams can use the rubrics on a regular schedule to help track progress and make new improvements. These resources were developed for the Ohio Department of Education by the Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center in collaboration with Ohio’s PBIS Network.
Family Survey and Community Survey Examples
Early Childhood Examples
Considerations for Early Childhood Settings (Preschool – 3rd Grade)
Input/Feedback regarding Tier I practices is obtained from young children when possible and in a developmentally appropriate manner.
Family Survey
Brooklyn Preschool
Brooklyn City School District
Brooklyn City School District
Community Partner Letter
Brooklyn Preschool
Brooklyn City School District
Brooklyn City School District
Parent Survey
Orange Inclusive Preschool
Orange Schools
Orange Schools
Matrix for Learning at Home
Orange Inclusive Preschool
Orange Schools
Orange Schools
Student Examples
Student Participation at Meeting
Euclid High School
Euclid City Schools
Euclid City Schools
Tik Tok Video Example?
Euclid High School
Euclid City Schools
Euclid City Schools
Secondary Examples
Adding Family-Friendly Content to your School’s PBIS Communications
In this table, 8 different areas of PBIS are shown. This table includes how to talk about these concepts with families, activities families can try at home, and additional resources surrounding that specific area.