PBIS is a program that begins in our school community, and parents are encouraged to adapt the ideals of ROARS into their home expectations to draw connections to expected behaviors at home. The more places where students can identify those values, the easier it is for students to know what is expected of them when they are out in the community.
PBIS is a program that begins in our school community, and parents are encouraged to adapt the ideals of ROARS into their home expectations to draw connections to expected behaviors at home. The more places where students can identify those values, the easier it is for students to know what is expected of them when they are out in the community.
What are the roles for parents in PBIS?
What are the roles for parents in PBIS?
Parents are encouraged to go through the matrices with their children at home and brainstorm how those expectations will work for them at home. The conversation will help children understand that it is a community effort and that you are on board with those expectations.
Parents are encouraged to go through the matrices with their children at home and brainstorm how those expectations will work for them at home. The conversation will help children understand that it is a community effort and that you are on board with those expectations.
