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2025 Platinum Implementation Award

 

PBIS Letter

 

 

 

 

At Butterfield Elementary School, we implement PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) to promote a safe and supportive learning environment. Our guiding principle is simple: “Be a S.T.A.R.at Butterfield! – Safety FIrst, Take Responsibility, A+ Attitude, Respect Yourself and Others”. Throughout our campus, posters display clear examples of behavior expectations in different areas of the school, and staff are always excited and willing to help our students master being a S.T.A.R. 

According to the Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports, positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is an evidence-based, tiered framework for supporting students’ behavioral, academic, social, emotional, and mental health. When implemented with fidelity, PBIS improves social emotional competence, academic success, and school climate. It also improves teacher health and wellbeing. It is a way to create positive, predictable, equitable and safe learning environments where everyone thrives.

Administrators and staff are excited to share that in 2024, BRE achieved Platinum recognition! To achieve this monumental success, the school was required to demonstrate a high level of fidelity and effectiveness across all three tiers of the PBIS framework: (Tier 1), targeted (Tier 2), and individualized (Tier 3) supports. 

Mission/Vision

California PBIS builds and supports integrated and sustainable approaches that expand the capacity to promote evidence-based, culturally relevant social, emotional, and behavioral practices that create thriving school and community environments.

Source: https://pbisca.org/california-pbis-mission

California PBIS supports the sustainable development of a safe, equitable, and positive climate and social culture for ALL. 

Source: https://pbisca.org/california-pbis-mission

The purpose of California PBIS is to establish a network for state education leaders, county offices, school districts and schools implementing multi-tiered frameworks through Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS). It is our intention to create professional learning communities for those dedicated to effective PBIS/MTSS implementation. Within these learning communities, implementation leaders  will  access information and support leading to desired academic, behavior, and social-emotional outcomes for all California students, families and communities. California PBIS is dedicated to providing a standard of practice for PBIS through the work of technical assistance centers across the state as well as through the use of a statewide PBIS Recognition System. These centers are committed to supporting you in implementing PBIS in your area.

California PBIS Technical support is given by California PBIS Regional Technical Assistance Centers representing Southern, Central, and Northern California. These regional centers work in direct collaboration with partners from the Center on PBIS. Support for California PBIS comes from the Center on PBIS and from the collaborative commitment of the California PBIS Core Leadership Team.

The California PBIS Regional Technical Assistance Centers focus on the critical features of team training, coaching and district implementation teams by developing the internal capacity of organizations to support sustainable practices following the key evidence-based PBIS features and the use of PBIS Applications to monitor fidelity and behavior data for decision making.

 

Source: https://pbisca.org/california-pbis-mission

  • California PBIS builds and supports integrated and sustainable approaches that expand the capacity to promote evidence-based, culturally relevant social, emotional, and behavioral practices that create thriving school and community environments.

    Source: https://pbisca.org/california-pbis-mission

  • California PBIS supports the sustainable development of a safe, equitable, and positive climate and social culture for ALL. 

    Source: https://pbisca.org/california-pbis-mission

  • The purpose of California PBIS is to establish a network for state education leaders, county offices, school districts and schools implementing multi-tiered frameworks through Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS). It is our intention to create professional learning communities for those dedicated to effective PBIS/MTSS implementation. Within these learning communities, implementation leaders  will  access information and support leading to desired academic, behavior, and social-emotional outcomes for all California students, families and communities. California PBIS is dedicated to providing a standard of practice for PBIS through the work of technical assistance centers across the state as well as through the use of a statewide PBIS Recognition System. These centers are committed to supporting you in implementing PBIS in your area.

    California PBIS Technical support is given by California PBIS Regional Technical Assistance Centers representing Southern, Central, and Northern California. These regional centers work in direct collaboration with partners from the Center on PBIS. Support for California PBIS comes from the Center on PBIS and from the collaborative commitment of the California PBIS Core Leadership Team.

    The California PBIS Regional Technical Assistance Centers focus on the critical features of team training, coaching and district implementation teams by developing the internal capacity of organizations to support sustainable practices following the key evidence-based PBIS features and the use of PBIS Applications to monitor fidelity and behavior data for decision making.

     

    Source: https://pbisca.org/california-pbis-mission

PBIS In Action

  • Please complete and submit a Request for Support which can be found below under “Important Links” and staff will be in touch. 

  • Be a S.T.A.R. at Butterfield!

      ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL OUTSIDE WORK AREAS EATING AREAS AND PLAYGROUND MPR RESTROOMS
    Safety First
    • Take responsibility for your own actions
    • Take care of your materials
    • Be productive
    • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
    • Give your full attention to the speaker
    • Voices off and ears listening
    • Enter through Media Center door
    • Wait until office staff give directions
    • Follow through with your task
    • Care for yourself and others
    • Place trash in the trash can
    • Follow the bathroom rules
    • Bring equipment back to class
    • Use restroom, wash hands and throw trash away
    • Pick up trash if you see any
    • Carry items carefully 
    •  Pick up after yourself 
    • Wait your turn

    Take Responsibility

    • Make good decisions 
    •  Follow directions
    • Treat others as you would like to be treated 
    • Follow directions
    •  Sit in the assigned area 
    •  Pick up your area
    •  Be kind to office staff
    • Respect all property
    • If an adult is busy, wait patiently
    • Be polite to others 
    • Use appropriate language
    • Include others in games
    • Keep school properly clean
    • Keep voices down
    • Respect privacy
    • Stand quietly for your turn
    • Leave all areas clean
    • Use manners towards staff members 
    A+ Attitude
    • Keep your area organized 
    • Use learning tools appropriately 
    • Keep hands and feet to yourself 
    • Walk carefully 
    • Be helpful
    • Look to teacher for dismissal 
    •  Walk inside the building
    • Report any issues to an adult
    • Follow directions from adults
    • Use equipment correctly 
    • Walk on the blacktop
    • Play for fun
    • Restrooms are not for playing in
    • Walk inside the restroom
    • Keep food and drinks outside of the restroom
    • Enter and exit MPR through correct doors
    • Be aware of your surroundings
    • Report spills
    Respect Yourself and Others
    • Solve problems
    • Stay on task
    • Follow directions the first time 
    • Be attentive
    • Make good choices
    • Participate
    • Be a leader
    • Make good choices
    • Be helpful
    • Make wise choices
    • Be a leader
    • Follow game rules 
    • Inform an adult if there is an issue
    • Use restrooms appropriately
    • Make good choices
    • Be a leader
    • Make good choices
    • Be proactive in helping others 

     

    Expectations by Location PDF

  • Data helps us thrive! PBIS (Tiered Fidelity Inventory) and academics (California Dashboard) come together to meet the need of the whole child, ensuring students are in a safe, consistent, and positive environment, which contributes to academic growth and success.

    The Tiered Fidelity Inventory is a tool that is used by school site teams to determine implementation fidelity of the PBIS framework to best support student, staff, parent/guardian, and community need.  The California Dashboard provides information about how Local Educational Agencies and schools are meeting the needs of California’s diverse student population.

    Tiered Fidelity Inventory Data

    California Dashboard Data

  • CVUSD’s Multi-Tiered Systems of Support is a comprehensive system, or framework, that is intended to proactively address the Academic, Behavior, Social, and Emotional needs of students.

    The role of the MTSS-B counselor at the site is:

    • Provide behavioral expertise to school sites
    • Provide leadership in the implementation of PBIS systems
    • Participate in school-site data collection to identify student needs
    • Deliver data-driven, evidence-based interventions that focus on supporting students’ socio-emotional skills
    • Support students and families by connecting them to community agencies

    Please visit the District’s MTSS-B webpage to more about the program and access valuable resources for student support and wellbeing!

  • Our educators and staff are committed to helping our Rough Riders soar to their full potential. Being on the same page helps to build consistency for our young students that will help reinforce positive outcomes. 

    Link to Butterfield Ranch Behavior Flow Chart

     

Important Links